A machine that’s been smoothing sheets of ice almost as long as the Chicago Wolves have been playing hockey in Rosemont is ...

Rink ice was only three-quarters of an inch thick ... To date, more than 13,000 Zamboni machines have been sold around the world. Prices range from $100,000 to $200,000, depending on bells and ...

But the mundane work of the ice-resurfacing machine can be just as mesmerizing. There’s a nostalgic magic to the way the Zamboni slowly circles the rink, with a glistening sheen in its wake.

TPH Indiana is hosting "I Wanna Drive the Zamboni!" on April 18 and 25, where participants can learn to operate an ice ...

But a machine to resurface these diy rinks is unheard of until now. The big name in rink resurfacing is Zamboni, the person who invented this method of keeping the ice pristine. This has almost ...

But maintaining such a large ice surface is a challenge. A regular Zamboni can’t do it; the job is just too big. So the solution is a custom machine called the Froster, conceived by Robert ...

“It’s the only thing you’re missing,” long time Callander resident Mark Rich told council during its last meeting, and he wants to help make that happen. He explained that decades ago ...