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Read this powerful Republican's 'benefits package' for lobbyists - Vimarsana News

Read this powerful Republican's 'benefits package' for lobbyists

Are you a lobbyist itching for a fishing trip with Sen. Mike Crapo (R-ID), the top Republican on the powerful Senate Finance Committee?How about skiing and face time with Crapo?For years, Crapo has brazenly given donors to his political action committee a veritable menu for the access that their mon...

2024 Sisu cancelled - Vimarsana News

2024 Sisu cancelled

IRONWOOD — The lack of seasonal snow has forced Sisu Ski Race organizers to cancel this year’s races. It would have been the 15th annual event.

Every Board Game We Saw at PAX Unplugged 2021 - Vimarsana News

Every Board Game We Saw at PAX Unplugged 2021

An early look at some of the biggest board games of 2022.

Hit the Slopes in Skull Canyon: Ski Fest Board Game - Vimarsana News

Hit the Slopes in Skull Canyon: Ski Fest Board Game

Pandasaurus Games has announced their next board game – a new skiing game that focuses collecting gear, finding the best ski runs, and avoiding a yeti. Skull Canyon: Ski Fest is a new board game for 2-4 players designed by Jason Klinke and Kip Noschese. The game involves collecting sets of slope [...]

Deadline Approaching for Virtual SISU Ski Fest Registration - Vimarsana News

Deadline Approaching for Virtual SISU Ski Fest Registration

1:57 In its 12-year history, the SISU Ski Fest in Ironwood only had to cancel once because the snow conditions weren’t able to support the race. Race Director Jackie Powers didn’t want this to be another year without a race, so she and other organizers decided back in July to make modifications. “In the summer we for-saw that things were only going to get worse and not better before January,” said Powers. “We made the decision in July to switch to a virtual event so that we could plan something that we hoped was going to be worthwhile and still fun and still competitive and safe and...

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