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Article: Retiring to Stowe.(Tom Hubbs)(Interview)
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- February 1, 2003
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"Plan your life, and live your plan," intones Tom Hubbs, in a disarmingly familiar voice. As the official snow reporter for Stowe Mountain Resort, the sprightly 57-year-old is the guy locals hear when they call the snow phone as the coffee's perking to check if the "six-inch rule" is in effect and to learn whether another day of wages will be lost to the mountain.
"Yeah, I get paid, there's a limit to what I'll do that early in the morning for free," Hubbs says of the "job" he's embraced during his recent retirement. A 12-minute commute, albeit at 5:45 a.m., is a tidy improvement over traffic jams and a management job with the General Accounting Office in ...
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... ... Colton High School in the 1950s, Ken Hubbs was one of San Bernardino County's most decorated athletes. When Hubbs reached the major leagues with the Chicago ... And 40 years after his untimely death, Hubbs will receive another honor. Hubbs will ...
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