Skiing/Nature 2/9

Tales From the Ski Sage

This 1986 synopsis of Jackson's ski history by Dick May reveals little known facts and the author's wry sense of humor.

Jan 3, 1986

“The Masters races are really a refreshing way to get back into the sport,” said Bob Rose, 27, winner of the Moosehead Masters National...

Mar 15, 1985

When he was a mere 68, J. Arthur Doucette of Jackson had the lowest handicap of any skier in the country in the 50 and over age division...

Dec 29, 1984

As I.M.E. approaches its 50th year, it's nice to see that this iconic store is staying close to its roots.

Nov 2, 1984

The meticulous beaver has been both revered, hunted, adored, and despised -- learn why.

Aug 31, 1984

Something wrong in the neighborhood? Who're you going to call? Well, hopefully, you won't have to call the ghostbusters. Here in the...

Aug 24, 1984

While on a campaign swing through Fryeburg last Tuesday to endorse Gary Wilfong, Democratic candidate for Maine state representative,...

Jul 20, 1984

It's hardly big news that Paul DiBello eats Wheaties, but the reason why he is doing it is news. A gold medal winner in the Handicapped...

Jul 13, 1984

Purity Spring Resort and King Pine have an inspiring history and they are still run by the Hoyt family after more than a century.

Jun 29, 1984

Another Rick Wilcox adventure--this time battling Mother Nature attempting Alaska's Mt. McKinley.

Jun 15, 1984