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Volume 107 :: Issue 43 :: March 10, 2010
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Four for Four

Mountain Lions go 2-2, get seventh place at State

Story and photos by Patrick Hannigan
    The Liberty Bell Mountain Lions ended their season with a heartbreaking one-point loss at State. But the sting of defeat didn’t linger long for four classmates who have

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More basketball

    Shelby Scott banked in this floater against Reardan. Scott scored 41 points and had 20 rebounds in the tournament.
Photo by Patrick Hannigan

 

 



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Building bridges

Backcountry Horsemen work to keep trails accessible

By Patrick Hannigan
    The Methow Ranger District has some 1,400 miles of trails but not nearly enough money or people to maintain all those


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Loup Loup bids Mackies farewell

By Joyce Campbell
    The Loup Loup Ski Education Foundation board of directors has decided to start up its own ski rental concession and let the contract on Ron and Kim Mackie’s Loup Loup Rental Shop LLC expire


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Stylin'

    Colby Mathis, 17, of Winthrop, grabbed second place in the “Jake-Style” contest at the Loup Loup Ski bowl last weekend. Mathis tied Seth Holbrook for second in the 17-and-older division, while Nathan Brown came in


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Bike ride honors Susie Stephens

    Everyone’s invited to pedal at Methow Conservancy’s eighth annual Susie Stephens Memorial Bike Ride Sunday, March 21. Bring a lunch and your helmet.
    Riders will meet at the Winthrop park at


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Methow Valley Winter Recreation Report

Conditions as of Tuesday, March. 9

Nordic: It’s time to put away the Nordic skis. Desperate die-hards might try the trails up at the Loup.

Alpine: The 32” base at the Loup is


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