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January Is Learn to Ski Or Snowboard Month F LOCALLY OWNED AND PUBLISHED Dec. 31, 2020-Jan. 13, 2021 #evlnow @ellicottvillenow ... Ellicottville’s newspaper, published every other Thursday • sign up for FREE at ellicottvilleNOW.com/subscribe FREE Goodbye 2020: January is Learn to Ski or Snowboard Month Year in Review Learn to Love Winter: Holiday Valley offering half priced beginner packages all month long Certainly we are all ready to put BY BRENDA PERKS 2020 behind us. A dumpster fire of a Humans were not meant to hibernate! year it was, to say There’s no better reason to get up off the least. Across the the couch and out into the fresh air globe, communities than learning to ski or snowboard. went from thriv- Oh wait … how about a discount? All ing to shutdown. during the month of January, Holiday We’ve seen busi- Valley is offering half priced learn- nesses close, we’ve to-ski or snowboard packages for watched the effects ages 12 and up. PLUS: any learn-to- of political unrest, ski/snowboard package participant and we’ve lost some will receive a “Rip 21” Card which very special people gives you discounts on future lodg- over the course of ing, lessons, rental equipment and lift the past year. But tickets valid through December 2021. if there were ever a silver lining in 2020, Discover other winter-friendly events it is the prospect of and activities at HV during the month bringing commu- of January, including Learn to Love nity together, more Winter Day and ‘Your Turn’ Women’s than ever before. Ski Clinic. To top it off, the Holiday We’ve learned Valley Tubing Park is now open! the importance of @holidayvalley ... page 09 relationships, lend- ing a helping hand, and living in the moment. Despite the catastrophe DISC GOLF COURSE FUND TO BRING PANDEMIC-PROOF RECREATION TO OLEAN that 2020 has been The popularity of the sport of disc golf has exploded, especially over the summer months of the COVID-19 pandemic. Thanks labeled, there were to the efforts of a few local disc golf enthusiasts, the recently established Gargoyle Park Public Disc Golf Course Fund at the actually some Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation will help bring the first public disc golf course to Cattaraugus County in Olean’s really great things that have happened. Gargoyle Park. Richard Longer, a packaging engineer at Zippo and a local disc golf enthusiast, is among those leading the efforts to bring disc golf to the area ... page 14 ... page 06 Winner: Forged In Fire Springville native shines a national spotlight on his community with a recent win on the History Channel photo courtesy Walter Baranowski BY CAITLIN CROFT Never in a million years did Walter Ba- ranowski of Springville, NY think an obscure backyard hobby would land him on national television … but na- tional television is just where he found himself. 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