He got those skis from EPIC Gear no doubt.
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BenedictGomez
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Took some video of Sunrise Gondola running yesterday.
I presume by law they must run for x hours or x consecutive days before loading customers or why else would they run this on an early October afternoon with no people?
I presume by law they must run for x hours or x consecutive days before loading customers or why else would they run this on an early October afternoon with no people?
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You should have hopped in. You could make some easy money if you get stuck overnight!
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Seems a bit excessive of a break over there. They could have designed it so the upper tower is a little uphill and the lower tower is a bit more downhill making the transition a bit smoother.
How Much Does Vail Resorts' new CEO Get Paid?
Rob Katz is back as Vail Resorts CEO with a multi-million dollar salary. Meanwhile, Vail is expecting less skiers than usual.
www.tetongravity.com
Edd
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Great Katz pic in the article, so worth the read.How Much Does Vail Resorts' new CEO Get Paid?
Rob Katz is back as Vail Resorts CEO with a multi-million dollar salary. Meanwhile, Vail is expecting less skiers than usual.
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Some of you are so obsessed with Rob Katz you probably have a few pictures of him hanging on your walls
jimmywilson69
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Walls no
But he would definitely make good dart board material
But he would definitely make good dart board material
BenedictGomez
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WTH? That is beyond weird.
Basically his family just gets everything for free, meals, lessons, equipment, clothes, lodging, Brazilian waxing..... etc... It's just a bad look and really dumb given how trivial it is versus his total comp.
BenedictGomez
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I imagine it's because they wanted the gondy base to be smack dab in the middle of the hotel & retail plaza.
That's why I turned and spun around in the video, so you could see how it loads right next to lodging, retail, restaurants, etc.... It reminds me of how the Eagle Bahn gondy goes right into Lionshead Village at Vail if you're familiar.
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Mount Snow Child Care moves to 'employee-first enrollment model,' leaves families 'scrambling' to find alternatives
WEST DOVER — Families are upset by a recent change that will prioritize kids of employees for placements at Mount Snow Child Care and leave other parents with a limited
I find this article amusing, as if ski Mt Snow employees and their children aren’t part of the community themselves…..
thebigo
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Those of us around for ASC end of days remember when canyons was the only place getting new lifts. History repeats.
urungus
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I’m a bit confused because if they were already part of the community then why weren’t their kids already enrolled there ? Seems shitty they only gave 6 weeks notice to the kids they are kicking outMount Snow Child Care moves to 'employee-first enrollment model,' leaves families 'scrambling' to find alternatives
WEST DOVER — Families are upset by a recent change that will prioritize kids of employees for placements at Mount Snow Child Care and leave other parents with a limitedwww.reformer.com
I find this article amusing, as if ski Mt Snow employees and their children aren’t part of the community themselves…..
drjeff
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That daycare facility (which has been around long enough that my now almost 22 and 20yr old kids were there on a seasonal Winter weekend basis back in the day), which operates year round, has been taking care of not just employee kids or weekend guests kids, but kids of local community residents, and there are very few other daycare facilities within a say 10-15 mile radius, hence the issue
I have no clue what the current ratio of children in that daycare who have parents who work for the mtn vs those who don't, but it definitely will effect some kids and families who live year round in the area. And given what has happened since Covid with so many properties that the locals who couldn't afford home ownership and relied on long term rentals now priced out due to those properties being bought up and renovated and put into the short term rental pool and a much higher rate, and the still loss of the local to the mtn grocery store to bank foreclosure, this will have significant effect on some families.
Will it get some of those families to seek employment with Vail Resorts to get access again to childcare? Time will tell. Will it make some current employees who have children in the daycare facility appreciate this benefit of employment? Maybe
As a small business owner with 9 employees, I fully understand the advantages of being able to offer enticing benefits to employees. As a long time, typically 75+ day a year part time resident of the Mount Snow area who has used their daycare facility for my own kids in the past, I fully relate to the other side as well...
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