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• Miscellaneous

End-of-Season Numbers Not So Bad, SLOC Reports Profit, Heavenly Deal Closes, Club Med Leaves Copper, USSA and NBC Ink Deal, Breckenridge Gets OK for $400M Expansion, Vancouver in 2010?, WestRock Signs Lease, Okemo Begins Jackson Gore Expansion, Two Ski Areas Find New Owners, Golden Eagle Award, Ski Patrols Create National Union, No More Skiing at B...

• Marketing

The most powerful marketing tool for a ski resort is its customer- here's how you can discovered who these very important skiers and riders are. ...

• Marketing

Annual roundup of special winter sports sections in major metropolitan newspapers and industry-specific magazines across North America. ...

Meteorologists can be a ski area's worst enemy, but there are ways to win them over and create a fan of your area and of winter in general. ...

• People

Snapshots from industry shows throughout the season. ...

• Business
• Miscellaneous

Man's best friend is no longer an unwanted guest at many mountain resorts. Here's why catering to the dog can go a long way. ...

• Business

A look into the 2002-2003 ticket/pass prices for different regions and how the range of prices has increased within the industry. ...

• Marketing

Inside scoop on the social realities of teenage life. ...

• Business

A family limited partnership can be a smart way to transfer ski area ownership to the next generation. ...

2002-2003 Consumer show schedule along with show contacts. ...

• Miscellaneous

Hunter Mountain, N.Y. finds solutions for inflating tires, hydrostatic drives, and stop gates. ...

• Miscellaneous

SIA Changes Date--Again, and Again?; Squaw Cleared in EPA Investigation; Big Verdict in Snowboarder Lawsuit; Numbers, Numbers Everywhere, But What is One to Think?; Obesity in Young Adults on the Rise; Close Call; Necessity is the Mother of Change; White River Plan Favors I-70 Areas. ...

• Miscellaneous

A Memorable (NSAA) Convention, Get Smart About Ski School, The Shade of Things to Come, and Foul Language. ...