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Articles Written by: JANET FULLWOOD
International Olympic Committee to award the games to his fledgling Sierra resort is a legendary marketing tale involving equal parts ego, bravado and pixie dust. The IOC favored Innsbruck, Austria, to host the games, but charismatic Cushing, ...
grabby and stops the dust," park manager Kyle Crezee says. Free orientation tours are offered at 11 a.m. on days the park is open.
Janet Fullwood
Hikers walk past a stand of paintbrush in the in Squaw Valley's High Camp area reached by Cable Car
LAKE ...
From JANET FULLWOOD,
Inside Bay Area,
24 Jul 2009
The Old Ranger and the 20-mule teams that hauled borax out of the desert are history, but Death Valley National Park reigns as a place of superlatives. The 3,000-square-mile preserve is at its most inviting in winter, when mild temperatures facilitate ...
transport tubers up its hill, plus a second tubing carousel for little ones. Both Playlands also offer mini-snowmobiles that kids drive 10 laps around a track for $10. Information: www.skisodasprings.com or (530) 426-3901.
The new Tahoe Maritime ...
From JANET FULLWOOD FOR THE MERCURY NEWS,
The San Jose Mercury News,
14 Nov 2008
has added a new, 350-foot-long moving carpet to transport tubers up its hill, plus a second tubing carousel for little ones. Both Play lands also offer minisnowmobiles that kids drive 10 laps around a track for $10. Details: www.skisodasprings.com, 530- ...
Developers of Sacramento's newest cultural landmark like to refer to the intersection of 10th and J streets as "Main & Main," a figurative reference to the city's busiest north-south and east-west arteries.
That distinction may go unnoticed by downtown ...
From JANET FULLWOOD,
Sacramento Bee,
12 Oct 2008
WHAT: The new home for a cultural institution founded in 1853 and often described as the "Smithsonian of the West." The Academy encompasses the Steinhart Aquarium, the Kimball Natural History Museum and the Morrison Planetarium.
WHERE: 55 Music ...
From JANET FULLWOOD,
Sacramento Bee,
28 Sep 2008
Photo Caption: RANDY PENCH Sacramento Bee file, 2006
A sun-warmed rock near Sorensen's Resort on Highway 88 makes a good place to perch and read a book. The Hope Valley region of the eastern Sierra has some of the state's best fall color.
Highway 395 ...
From JANET FULLWOOD,
Sacramento Bee,
28 Sep 2008
The Learning Exchange is offering several travel classes in coming weeks. A session on planning an Italian vacation is set from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, followed by an afternoon course on planning a trip to Spain. Fee for either is $50, plus a $4 ...
From JANET FULLWOOD,
Sacramento Bee,
31 Aug 2008
Like it or not, Labor Day marks a change of seasons. True, autumn doesn't officially arrive until Sept. 22. But mentally, it starts when the kids go back to school, the days grow noticeably shorter, and fall colors start slipping into our daily ...
From JANET FULLWOOD,
Sacramento Bee,
31 Aug 2008
