City employee accused of planting noose on her own desk at Pennsylvania city hall in alleged staged hate crime
A months-long noose investigation has led to the arrest of a Pennsylvania city employee who allegedly made false claims to police about finding a concerning item on her desk.
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COVID-19 was ‘the great accelerator.’ Its impacts are still rippling out
A sharp uptick in the cost of living has implications for public health and community well-being that stretch far beyond the ...
Shiffrin steadily overcoming PTSD in giant slalom after crash, focus on slalom at World Cup finals
Mikaela Shiffrin’s flashbacks to her November crash in the giant slalom are happening less and less when she’s training.
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At Eldora, skiers with adaptive needs ‘dance’ down the mountains on mono-skis, other accessible equipment
Eldora's adaptive ski program gives people with disabilities that make skiing difficult a chance to enjoy the winter sport, ...
Testing begins at Cortina's controversial Olympic sliding track for bobsled, luge and skeleton
The government agency in charge of rebuilding the century-old sliding center in Cortina d’Ampezzo reports positive results ...
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World Cup racers turn to cut-resistant undergarments for protection against sharp skis on crashes
The new race suits might have helped Mikaela Shiffrin when she was injured after falling in a giant slalom race in Killington.
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New Hampshire lawmakers target another source of PFAS: waxes used by skiers and snowboarders
New Hampshire’s ski slopes and lakes are among its iconic natural attractions. They also face contamination from “forever ...