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Sugarloaf Charity Summit Weekend is HERE

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Meredith stopped by to share news of this year’s event, & here’s the Deal, it is NOT too late to participate:
The Charity Challenge registration table will be set up in the Maple Room starting at 8am on Saturday. The identifier this year is a branded gaiter that will serve as admission to:
The Cut for Cancer from 10am-4pm on all 5 quads
The Charity Challenge Cocoa Tent
Assorted discounts to various on-mountain businesses.

Raffle for a Cure – Saturday, Maple Room, 8am
The raffle will close at 7:30pm on Saturday, and winners will be drawn and announced at the Charity Summit Gala. You do not need to be present to win! Raffle ticket pricing is as follows:
3 tickets for $10
10 tickets for $20
30 tickets for $50
Sugarloaf Charity Summit Season Pass Raffle – Saturday, Maple Room & Volunteers, 8am
Tickets can be purchased at the Charity Challenge registration table in the Maple Room, at the merchandise table in the Maple Room, or from one of our Charity Summit volunteers selling around the mountain and at the Gala on Saturday night.

Charity Summit Gala – Saturday, King Pine Room, 5:30pm

Carrabassett Valley Academy

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CVA Director of Enrollment AND Mom Lydia Barbie visited with us at WSKI over the Holidays to share her mission to encourage more kids to attend CVA, & her own family’s excitement to have a student athlete enrolled at CVA & become part of the greater Sugarloaf community we all love.

Bob Carlton visits the studio wearing two hats: County Commissioner & on-site forestry expert as cutting commences on West Mtn.

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We’ve mentioned over the years how much the northern part of Franklin County gets overlooked for what we contribute to western Maine. Since Bob was elected full time, we are super glad he’s there on our behalf, for example, currently the AFFORDABLE housing efforts are among his interests. CV Town forests appreciate his expertise, too… West Mtn. project, & all the others over the past several years so important to Carrabassett Valley.

Updated Uphill Travel Policy from SL Ski Patrol

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With the West Mountain Development construction underway there are major changes with Sugarloaf’s uphill policy. This is for everyone’s safety as logging operations continue to work on the areas west of Scoot. Check out the video for all the details from Sugarloaf Ski Patrol Director Ben Defrosia. [Read more…]

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