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Ski areas hope for solid crowds over holiday weekend © Provided by WMUR Manchester NH skiing Ski areas are hoping for a little snow going into the long holiday weekend that's considered critical for the industry. The Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday weekend is one of the three big revenue generators for ski areas in New Hampshire. Ski officials said it's more important than ever in the middle of a pandemic. "This weekend historically has been pretty important, between Christmas, MLK and February vacation that used to add up to about 50% of our total revenue for the season," said Gregory ...

PINKHAM NOTCH — A warmer than average winter plus new pandemic-related operations have made it a less than “epic” ski season for ski areas, including two local Vail Resorts Inc.

Top 10 Little Known Facts About Terror For centuries, extremes of human terror have had two broad effects on human bodies. At one level fear has caused people to go temporarily blind, mute or deaf, or to suffer paralysis: a reaction known as Conversion Disorder, in the sense that mental terror is converted into physical effects on the body. At another, it has actually killed people – including grown men and hardened soldiers. The fatal form of this terror is usually magical or supernatural – although not quite always. 10 Magical Terror in the New Testament There were many cases of Conver...

Breaking news today from boeing. nation's top aviation manufacturer just fired the ceo dennis mullenburg replaced by chairman david calhoun as the company says it's trying to quote restore confidence in regulators and the public. boeing is still trying to clean up the reputation after two fatal crashes of its best selling 737 max jet in the last ten months, killed 346 people. last week the company announced it's suspending production of those planes. i want to take a quick look at boeing stock, up today and leading the dow higher, up 2.8% over the last year. 2% increase doesn't really say much...

>> yeah. the broad brush criticism that has been against boeing is that they've been buying back their shares, issuing dividends to their stockholders instead of investing in new planes. they had an opportunity about a decade ago that they could have developed a clean sheet replacement for the 737. instead they kind of put together this franken-plane. >> you have some sense, any gut sense of when the 737 comes back? does it come back? >> i don't think anybody does. and the question you asked would have been considered outrageous nine months ago. it's less outrageous. >> when it first happened ...