Skiing: Camelback Presidents Day Sunday 2018
Recap of a bluebird day of skiing on 2018 Presidents Day Sunday at Camelback Mountain in Pennsylvania's Poconos.
View ArticleSkiing: March 22, 2018 Whitetail recap
A Washingtonian recaps a day of spring skiing at Whitetail in March 2018.
View Article2018-2019 DC Commuter Skier preview
A Washington, D.C. area commuter skier's preview of the 2018-2019 Mid-Atlantic ski & snowboard season.
View ArticlePhiladelphia: Amtrak’s last split-flap Solari board has weeks to live
The last split-flap display in the Amtrak system will be removed from Philadelphia's 30th Street Station. It doesn't have to be this way.
View ArticleSkiing: January 26, 2019 Whitetail recap
A Washingtonian recaps a day of skiing with his 10-year old son at Whitetail and recommends the Pennsylvania 4th and 5th grade Ski Pass.
View ArticleSkiing: January 18, 2020 Elk Mountain
UNION DALE, Pa. — The false winter of November yielded to a difficult weather pattern for Mid-Atlantic snow sports enthusiasts. A major winter storm hitting […] Read More The post Skiing: January 18,...
View ArticleNo 4th & 5th grade Pennsylvania snow pass this season
The Pennsylvania Ski Areas Association will not offer their 4th and 5th grades snow pass for the 2020-2021 season. Due to our current inability to […] Read More The post No 4th & 5th grade...
View ArticleUS 322 widened at Potters Mills
‘It wasn’t an easy path.’ Multiyear, $96 million Potters Mills Gap project draws to a close – CDTA construction project widening US 322 between Potters […] Read More The post US 322 widened at Potters...
View ArticleNo more 4th & 5th grade Pennsylvania snow pass
The Pennsylvania Ski Areas Association has permanently ended their 4th and 5th grade snow pass. Due to the fact that the snowpass program was no […] Read More The post No more 4th & 5th grade...
View ArticleSkiing: January 22, 2022 Elk Mountain
First-hand report of a bluebird day of skiing at Elk Mountain in Northeast Pennsylvania. The post Skiing: January 22, 2022 Elk Mountain appeared first on William F. Yurasko.
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