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WINDHAM MOUNTAIN RESORT, NY, plans to install a new Doppelmayr high-speed,
detachable six-passenger lift this summer, replacing the current Whistler Triple
(“F Lift”). It will have a slope length of 5,105 feet and an uphill capacity of 3,000 NSAA members save:
people per hour, with the ride from base to summit in less than 5½ minutes. The •Up to 45% on select FedEx
lift will feature state-of-the art lift access, with the addition of RFID ticketing Express International
and gates. Services
•Up to 35% on select FedEx
Domestic Services
Associations
•Up to 24% on select FedEx
SKI UTAH has announced that HAILEY KLOTZ has been promoted Ground Services
to content director, where she will manage, produce, and dis- It’s a cost-cutting measure that
seminate dynamic content on SkiUtah.com and the association’s adds up — all with no enrollment
media channels. Previously Klotz was Ski Utah’s marketing fees or minimum quotas.
manager for five years. Sign up and start saving!

Go to the Member Services
Suppliers Section of www.nsaa.org for
more information or call the help
PRINOTH has appointed ERIC KERLIN to the position of snow line at: 800-475-6708.
grooming sales representative for the Southeast and Mid-
Atlantic regions. Kerlin has been closely involved with the
PRINOTH brand of snow groomers for several years. In other
news, CHRIS WEAVER, who has been with PRINOTH for six years,
will be taking on the role of regional distribution center operations manager for
the Far West region.
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Altruism

PATS PEAK, NH, hosted a Childhood Cancer Lifeline event this spring that raised A RUN
with Us!
nearly $25,000 to support local families who have a child battling cancer. The with Us!
money came from a variety of sources, including proceeds from the resort’s
March Midweek Online Lift Ticket Sales, skier/rider donations, and silent and
live auctions. Over the past 18 years, fundraising efforts at Pats Peak for the
Childhood Cancer Lifeline have raised approximately $375,000.

MASSANUTTEN RESORT, VA, hosted local active and inactive military personnel
and also Scout troups in March to show appreciation to the military community. New benefit for your season pass holders:
A Snow Sports Scout Day March 10 offered a $60 lift, rental, and lesson package FREE one-year digital
for scouts ages 7 and older. On March 11, the resort hosted a Heroes on the Hill subscription to Skiing
Ski Day, offering up to four free slope-use passes to guests with a valid military History magazine
ID. Massanutten has a longtstanding commitment to honoring veterans and
active service duty members, and features related discounts on its website.
To sign up, call 802.366.1158 or
email kathleen@skiinghistory.org.
HIGH FIVES FOUNDATION partnered with GOPRO, VERMONT NORTH SKI SHOPS,
and SUGARBUSH, VT, to host the High Fives Seventh Annual Fat Ski-A-Thon
Skiing History is published by
on March 4 at Sugarbush. The event raises money for grants to outdoor sports the International Skiing History
athletes who suffer from life-altering injuries such as spinal cord or brain Association, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Image courtesy Hans Truöl Archives
injuries. More than 200 skiers and snowboarders turned out for the event, (antiqueskishop.com)
which raised $207,000.

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