Tag: karen d. lorentz
Preston’s Restaurant debuts as distinctive destination in the Killington Grand Hotel
By Karen D. Lorentz Leslie and Scott Smith with Mike Solimano in front of the Preston’s sign opening night. A grand opening celebration for the new Preston’s Restaurant in the Killington Grand Resort Hotel took place on Friday Dec. 11, […]
A technical primer for the rest of us
By Polly Lynn Jason Mikula enjoys a day on the slope at Killington Resort earlier this season. “It was man-made but glorious,” he said. By Karen D. Lorentz If you’re an expert, you may not need to read this. On […]
Gifts of distinction
You’ve seen the skichair, now get the wine rack! Skichair founder Mike also makes these wine holders out of recycled skis and boards. By Karen D. Lorentz It’s that time of year where we try to find special gifts for […]
Two passions for pow
By Karen D. Lorentz Parlor skis were named after the two co-founders that created the line in the basement of a former funeral parlor. Spectacular fall works for climate change By Karen D. Lorentz “Three, two, one . . . […]
Skiing returns to its roots at Mt. Ascutney
Work being done at Mt. Ascutney to cater to an up-and-coming generation of skiers. Local hill to offer free skiing, become “feeder” area By Karen D. Lorentz In 2010 the former Mount Ascutney Resort shut its doors feeling the effects of […]
Fashions for looking good, feeling good
By Karen D. Lorentz Bright colors, bold color blocking, plaids, and prints are all part of the ski and ride fashion scene this year, along with some longer and fitted jacket styles and the retro look of quilting. The emphasis […]
Serendipity leads Korey Kubricki, KSRM class of 2014, to fulfilling career
By Karen D. Lorentz Editor’s Note: This is part of a series on graduates of Green Mountain College’s Killington School of Resort Management (KSRM) program, the nation’s only three-year bachelor’s degree program in resort and hospitality management. Korey Kubricki’s route to […]
Jordan Spear enjoys a variety of duties, mountain lifestyle
By John Puchalski, a.k.a. Grizz JORDAN SPEAR By Karen D. Lorentz Editor’s Note: This is part of a series on graduates of Green Mountain College’s Killington School of Resort Management (KSRM) program, the nation’s only three-year bachelor’s degree program in […]
Remembering Charlie Wise
Submitted Charlie Wise A Killington town founder who made a difference By Karen D. Lorentz A celebration of life for longtime Killington resident and former businessman Charles A. “Charlie” Wise, who passed away on Nov. 2, will be held at […]