Cape Elizabeth teen is youngest skier on World Cup ski cross tour
Stuart Whittier, 19, is competing in Europe for the U.S. team in a sport that combines elements of freestyle skiing with traditional Alpine events.
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Stuart Whittier, 19, of Cape Elizabeth is in his first season on the World Cup ski cross tour. Last winter, he was a high school senior at Maine Coast Waldorf School while taking part in Carrabassett Valley Academy’s weekend program for young skiers.
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Well, it is working.
Just months after graduating from high school, the 19-year-old from Cape Elizabeth is one of four Americans on the World Cup ski cross circuit. In December, he cracked the top 30 in his first event in Arosa, Switzerland, finishing 28th to earn World Cup points.
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PCC also provided support to a number of events outside of Vermont, including the Black Arts Matter festival in Madison, Wisconsin.
PCC also allows its employees to take time off for community service and encourages them to become active leaders and board members in organizations, some of which include Lyric Theatre, Laboratory B, Kids Safe, and the Vermont Technology Alliance.
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$15,300 went to 16 local nonprofit organizations in the form of sponsorships.
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J. Scott Marketing donated $500 to the VT Food Bank and also volunteered woman-hours for Vote Forward, a political non-profit that encourages inactive voters to get to the polls.