Alexander Edwin Scheeren “Uncle Al”
April 17th, 1938 -November 11th. 2014 [Read more…]
Sugarloaf Maine
Alexander Edwin Scheeren “Uncle Al”
April 17th, 1938 -November 11th. 2014 [Read more…]
Assistant Ski Patrol Director Roddy Erhlenbach discusses Sugarloaf’s uphill policies for staying as safe as possible when not using the lifts. [Read more…]
For those of us who had the joy of knowing Uncle Al, his delicious laugh is just one aspect of this incredibly talented & truly beautiful man, which will be sorely missed! In this interview from a Sugarloaf Founders’ Night gathering at the Red Stallion in Carrabassett a few years ago, Al shared some of his history after coming to the area in the mid-60s with Jud Strunk’s son Jeff. Thanks for the memories, Uncle Al. We will always love you…..
Demo Day is December 5th, & the Holiday season is officially here, so Steve & Steph Niezgoda (& Lola!) stopped by to share with our viewers the latest at the Downhill Supply Company & Sugarloafer Shops, as well as a reminder that Demo day Saturday is the best way ever to ‘try before you buy’ with a big choice of equipment vendors showing off this season’s products! You can’t do that at ski shops in the City!!!! Don’t miss out!
Tammy Goldfrank & Sue Davis were Guests on WSKI’s Mountain Report to share news of the upcoming Bicentennial in Kingfield & the year full of events being planned to honor such a significant milestone in this beautiful community with a rich history set upon the Carrabassett River against the backdrop of the Maine High Peaks!
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