winter

My kids are going CRAZY being homebound in a COVID winter. Today for example I caught my daughter sitting on the top of our wood floor staircase on a dog bed as a make-shift sled and as I screamed, "nooooo" she threw herself and our puppy down the stairs for a thrill. After making sure no …

I have huge respect for anyone who reinvents themselves to stay in the fight especially with COVID. So many of our local restaurants have found a way to hang on and help us do the same. Thank you for your innovation, flexibility and frankly, your fight. I see you. Here are some local places doing it…

If your kids are like mine, then they’re practically bouncing off the walls after 11 months of COVID (not to mention we're in the peak of winter). Well, even with all that working against us, there’s still a bunch of things we can do locally and safely to keep our kiddos sane.

Ever wonder what it feels like to fly down an Olympic Ski Jump? You can toboggan down one this winter, the longest in New York, that's finally open for sliding fun this season.

CALLING ALL NJ DRIVERS: Just a reminder that this is a law in New Jersey and if you choose not to follow it, your wallet will get hit HARD.

We are not only facing Winter months and the cold, but we are also dealing with the Coronavirus Pandemic. So it's more important than ever to keep our families safe and yes have some FUN too!

A surprisingly quick snowstorm dumped as much as 30" in parts of our area on December 26, 2010.

Not only will ignoring this rule hurt your wallet but you are putting yourself and other drivers and pedestrians around you at risk.

If skiing or snowboarding just isn't your thing, you can still enjoy winter in the New York mountains on a mountain coaster. Which mountain would you like to fly down? There's four to choose from.

The penguin that was born earlier this year at the Syracuse zoo just experienced snow for the first time and we can't even handle how adorable she is.

Kinda bogus, don'tcha think?

Experience the beauty of nature in winter on the only lantern-lit sleigh ride in the Adirondacks or take a sunset stagecoach ride.