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Twenty-six of this Shelburne golfing legend’s students have gone on to university golf scholarships across North America.

Howling blizzards, ice storms, power outages. Emergency services are on high alert, but when disaster strikes, the first line of defence is you.

These men have been dealing each other in for 40 years and never missed a game.

From kitchen tables to international tournaments, in the pantheon of table games, bridge still rules.

As the dark days of winter close in, we take the opportunity to celebrate a few of those ‘ordinary’ people who shine brightly in our own community.

Letters published in the Winter 2019 edition of In The Hills magazine.

What to see, do, try this winter.

In the haymow I found a red sleigh built by the McLaughlin Carriage Company about 1910, and I took it home to my own haymow 30 miles north where it sat forgotten for another 27 years.

Will we ever return to a time when mending, reusing or not buying in the first place is the norm?

Are men as good at long-term friendships as women?

How the retail maven and her husband, Morley, nestled their new dream home into the rolling Mono landscape.

For octogenarian Johnny Berger, aging only means heli-skiing with a slower group.