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WINTER OUTLOOK

The Farmer's Almanac declared the Upper Midwest a "hibernation zone" and said people should expect a "glacial, snow-filled" winter. In addition to the snow, residents will need to bundle up as some areas could see record-cold temperatures as the mercury could drop to 40 degrees below zero.

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WIDE SKIS AND YOUR KNEES

Bigger isn’t always better. Read the full report at SnowBrains.com.

MICHIGAN'S BIG SNOW RESORT SOLD

Owner of Lutsen Mountains & Granite Peak to Purchase Michigan’s Big Snow Resort...

Charles Skinner to acquire the largest ski area in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.  Read more...

HICKORY HILLS IN TRAVERSE CITY AWARDED $125,000 FOR IMPROVEMENTS

Phase two of Hickory Hills’ plan includes expanding snow-making and improving Nordic ski trails and the alpine slalom race hill. Read about it on TV 9&10 News.  

BOYNE MOUNTAIN RAISES $100K FOR KID'S CHARITY 

Boyne Mountain IS in line to receive an 8-pack chair lift. Construction on the new lift began in early April, and two existing lifts, Disciples I and Disciples II, were removed in order to make room for Disciples 8. The 180 chairs from the two lifts were sold off to establish the Boyne Mountain Fund for Youth. Read the article. 

KENT COUNTY EYES PURCHASE OF CANNONSBURG SKI AREA

Kent County leaders are considering the purchase of a 272-acre ski hill and outdoor recreation area.

So far, discussions of a sale between the county and owners have been informal. Read the story on MLive...

MICHIGAN SKI JUMP RECEIVES $20 MILLION FOR IMPROVEMENTS

Michigan state lawmakers recently passed a $4.8 billion infrastructure plan and part of it will go towards upgrades for the Copper Peak Ski Jump in Gogebic County. $20 million is slated to to restore and develop Ironwood’s Copper Peak Ski Jump facility to host FIS ski jumping events after nearly 30 years out of commission. Read the article...

SKI REDUCED TO ONE PRINT ISSUE A YEAR

Outside Inc., owner of SKI magazine, will reduce print production by 80 percent across the company.  This includes reducing SKI to one print issue a year. Read more... 

WILL SKIING SURVIVE?

Will skiing survive? Resorts struggle through a winter of climate and housing woes. Read the article...

FEATURED RECIPES FROM ANNIE'S KITCHEN

Chili Dip Atomic Appetizer

This is a great appetizer that you can make as spicy hot as your taste buds can stand. See the recipe in our Skier Kitchen Page...