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By Taylor Sienkiewicz, Summit Daily FRISCO — On the morning of Wednesday, Nov. 13, Keystone Resort and Breckenridge Ski Area announced the opening of additional base areas and terrain for Saturday. Keystone will open the Mountain House base area and the Peru Chair. Keystone spokeswoman Loryn Roberson said more Saturday terrain might be announced Friday. Breckenridge will open its Peak 9 base area and the intermediate Bonanza and Crosscut runs, the beginner Cashier, Lower American, Silverthorne and Lower Sawmill runs and the Upper Park Lane terrain park. On Wednesday afternoon, Arapahoe Basin Ski Area announced its Sundance beginner run would open Thursday.

‘Tis the season for holiday celebrations, cocktail parties and family gatherings. But before you pop the corks on those bottles of wine, take a moment to understand what you are about to drink. If you are hoping to serve wine made with sustainably grown, organic grapes, read the label carefully before committing to the purchase, or you might not be getting what you expect.

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By Brandy McDonnellFeatures writerbmcdonnell@oklahoman.comDespite the themes of the namesake story, seeing will be believing for local merrymakers as what's billed as an improved “The Polar Express” Train Ride makes a return trip to Oklahoma."It's not just a train ride and a cup of hot chocolate.

By Carla HintonFaith editorchinton@oklahoman.comFaith groups will gather on Saturday for a unique project designed to aid genealogists and historians searching for information and clues into the past. The Oklahoma City Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is spearheading the "Save A Cemetery" project in partnership with other Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints groups across -the state, the Interfaith Alliance and other individual congregations.

From trekking through Antarctica to driving an electric scooter across China, adventurous feats were the focus of this year's Guinness World Records Day on Thursday, an annual festival of

It is one of those products that seems too good to be true — except in this case, it’s winning over hardcore skiers, snowboarders and ski-tuning experts. A new, waxless base treatment product called Phantom claims to eliminate the need to ever wax your boards again, for their lifetime. It is a one-time, permanent application.

Stephanie Colbert, of Oklahoma City, U. S. Navy aviation electronics technician 2nd class, teaches Aviation Electronics Technician Airman Jacob Rodriguez, of Ligonier, Indiana, to calibrate a pressure gauge in the calibration lab aboard the aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74) in the Atlantic Ocean.

By Stephen Prescott and Adam CohenFor The OklahomanAdam’s JournalThe other day, a friend mentioned he’d made a series of hotel reservations for the spring of 2020.

The skies over Colorado are supposed to be clear starting Monday afternoon and extending into the night, and that means you just might get to see a “fireball” from the Northern Taurid meteor shower as it reaches its annual peak overnight. A fireball over the east coast Sunday night was reported by 33 observers, concentrated in Virginia, Maryland and the greater New York City area. Just what are fireballs, you ask? “Fireballs are meteors that appear brighter than normal,” according to a post on the International Meteor Organization’s website.

Water is a basic necessity of life; however, water can also introduce our bodies to bacteria and illnesses if it is not properly treated prior to consumption. Over the years, treating water has involved adding iodine drops or filtering the water through a carbon-based system. Now, new technology has streamlined the process, offering effective water filtration at the press of a button with the LARQ water bottle. The LARQ water bottle features the world’s first portable, digital water purification system powered by a rechargeable lithium polymer battery.

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By Jim PriestFor The OklahomanMy dad was a veteran of World War II, seeing combat in the Battle of the Bulge. Dad told me stories about his service but he never shared the deadly or scary parts.

After over twenty years of working with a family on their 180-acre Jackson Hole property, Montana architectural firm Carney Logan Burke has capped their fruitful relationship with the Queens Lane Pavilion, a modernist two-bedroom retreat with spectacular landscape views. Topped with a flat roof and surrounded by walls of glass, the minimalist pavilion was crafted as“art piece” that seamlessly blends into the landscape and the fifth project completed in the wildlife-rich riverine ecosystem. Architect Eric Logan designed all five buildings on the property; a Parkitecture-influenced stone-and-timber lodge that anchors the property; a transitional-style office/ shop; a sculptural weathered steel-clad wine silo that mimics classic agrarian forms; a covered bridge; and finally, the Queens Lane Pavilion, a modernist glass building.

No, you can’t draft the Kansas City Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes, the Nugget’s Nikola Jokić or the Rockies’ Nolan Arenado. But you can pick Korea’s competitive climber Chaehyun Seo. Move over, Draft Kings. No one cares about your silly little NFL, NBA and MLB. Fantasy Sport Climbing, which claims to be the first and only fantasy sports site for sports climbing, is the new league in town.