OLYMPICS
Telemark investors hope to build on Olympic tradition
The financial future of the Telemark Resort depends on re-creating the success of its past.By Tom Held , March 14, 2010
Quick read: Wild’s Boogaard suspended 
Minnesota Wild forward Derek Boogaard has been suspended for delivering a knee hit on Edmonton forward Ryan Jones.
By News service reports , March 07, 2010
New owners plan to turn Telemark into Olympic training site
Telemark Resort, birthplace of the American Birkebeiner cross country ski race, is close to having new owners.
By Melissa Ganje , March 05, 2010
Dave LeGarde: NHL’s future in the Olympic games up in the air
There are few rewards greater than an Olympic gold medal, and the United States and Canada left nothing to chance in an epic men’s hockey final.
March 04, 2010
Knitting Up North Blog: Olympic Overview
I had great intentions of taking pictures at the Olympic Closing Ceremony at Fabric Works on Sunday. However, I was frantically trying to weave in ends and finish up my sweater. Plus, the hockey game was on and you haven't seen knitters until you've seen them screaming at a hockey game. Find out more at Knitting Up North.By Jess Poskozim , March 03, 2010
Olympics give NHL a boost
Hockey was enjoying a sudden burst of popularity Monday, a day after Sidney Crosby lifted Canada to a 3-2 overtime victory over the United States to win the gold medal at the Vancouver Games.
By Ira Podell , March 02, 2010
Quick read: Rodriguez to be questioned about doctor
Yankees star Alex Rodriguez has been contacted by federal investigators regarding a Canadian doctor accused of selling an unapproved drug.
March 02, 2010
Canada gets hockey gold with OT win
Canada survived one of the greatest games in Olympic history to beat the Americans 3-2 in overtime and cap the host country’s record gold rush in the Vancouver Games.
By Alan Robinson , March 01, 2010
Crosby’s ‘got a little destiny to him’
As the crowd screamed his name, Sidney Crosby raised his right hand, sheepishly acknowledging the rollicking, raucous sea
By Gregg Bell , March 01, 2010
D'oh! Canada! Gold slips from US hockey team
VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Sidney Crosby scored 7:40 into overtime and Canada beat the United States 3-2 on Sunday to earn its second men's hockey gold medal in the last three Olympics.
Crosby's shot from the lower part of the left circle eluded goalie Ryan Miller, the tournament MVP.
The United States had forced overtime on Zach Parise's goal with 24.4 seconds left in regulation.
February 28, 2010
Up close, Olympic spirit seems genuine
The heavily Canadian crowd had walked into the arena, adopted a team and cheered wildly for three periods, overtime and a shootout. They cheered for strangers, appreciating the skill, determination, effort and spirit of athletes whose names they probably
couldn’t pronounce.
By Andrew Krueger , February 28, 2010
Olympic hockey: This time it’s for gold
Beating Canada on Canadian ice with a pro-Canadian crowd once was difficult enough for the U.S., the surprise of the tournament and the only unbeaten team remaining.
By Alan Robinson , February 28, 2010
Knitting Up North Blog: Olympic Update
Pay no attention to the woman who should be doing her Olympic Knitting. Heck, for that matter, pay no attention to the woman who's house is a mess because she's been knitting her fingers to the bone for the last few days! In the heat of the competition, some things have to fall by the wayside and in my case it's been the house. Find out more at Knitting Up North.By Jess Poskozim , February 27, 2010
Finnish Bulldogs come home bearing bronze
Heidi Pelttari hasn’t removed the medal from around her neck since Finland’s women’s Olympic hockey team received its bronze discs during an awards ceremony on Thursday night in Vancouver.
February 27, 2010
U.S. routs Finland on way to game for gold
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Barely two minutes into the game, Finnish goalie Miikka Kiprusoff was staring at the ceiling in disbelief.
By Ira Podell , February 27, 2010
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OUR VOICES Why Shuster hates that game
You saw the story Wednesday where John Shuster, captain of the U.S. men’s Olympic curling team, was quoted saying, “I hate this stupid game,” right? Shuster’s team ended its Olympic play with a 2-7 record and a last place finish. Here’s a sharp bit of analysis from F
Posted by: jdelage on Feb 25, 2010 at 2:51 AM | Eh? Online?OUR VOICES The US Olympic Hat
Some clever knitters already figured out the pattern to the US Olympic Hat. This hat was knitted by lotzakatz on Ravelry. I linked to the pattern in the post about the Opening Cerem
OUR VOICES Winter Olympic memories
In the excitement following the gold medal win over Finland, Robert Verchota, father of U.S. Olymp
OUR VOICES Olympic Training
Hours of dedicated training time. Sore muscles, anguished cries and the hope that maybe this time I ca
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