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Thousands Of Injuries At Colorado Ski Resorts Go Untracked Lawmakers Are Trying To Change That

KUNC A bill before lawmakers this week would require Colorado ski resorts to publicly report injury and fatality statistics, a measure that’s being met with strong resistance from the ski industry and its backers. Proponents say such a law would force resorts to be more accountable for safety problems. “The bill is a fairly straightforward approach to try and find out where there are problem areas that are causing significant safety concerns,” said Jessie Danielson, D-Jefferson County, one of the bill’s sponsors. Senate Bill 184, titled “Ski Area Safety Plans and Accident Reporting,” is slated for a hearing on Thursday. Under it, resorts would also be required to publish safety plans that indicate what they are doing to reduce injuries and fatalities.

Workforce housing still a critical issue for ski towns in 2021

Brought to you by the Summit Daily and the Insights Collective The number of residential real estate transactions was up across the board in Colorado’s mountain counties in 2020, showing the high level of demand for properties in these locations. INSIGHTS FROM SUMMIT COUNTY Summit County housing crisis heightened by COVID-19 Brianne Snow, executive director of the Family and Intercultural Resource Center, says the housing crisis already experienced in Summit County before the pandemic now feels like it has been greatly exacerbated.  “The demand to live in our beautiful community has never been higher and many folks are fleeing cities connected to their employer to instead work remotely from their mountain homes,” she said. “Unfortunately, there is not enough inventory and our local workforce is oftentimes unable to compete with full-priced or above-asking-price cash offers on homes. The same problem exists in the rental market. Remote workers are offering multiple mont

Travel & Tourism: Vermont tourism industry out $700 million already

Travel & Tourism: Vermont tourism industry out $700 million already
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Grab Your Gear, There s Still Time to Visit the Best Spring Skiing Spots

Grab Your Gear, There s Still Time to Visit the Best Spring Skiing Spots Men s Journal 3/16/2021 Annie Fast © steveheinrichs Mt. Bachelor in Bend, Oregon Spring skiing is such a different experience than deep winter skiing that it honestly should be thought of as a second season. While the winter months are characterized by intense storm cycles, freezing temperatures, and mercifully limited daylight granted the payoff is incredible powder days spring is all about long sunny days, groomed runs and parks, and slushy afternoon slopes and maybe a few fresh powder days, because…spring. The contrast between a week spent at a ski area during the December holidays versus March and April could not be starker. For starters, you’ve got an entire winter’s worth of snow depth to ski on providing great coverage. And the frothing crowds that throng to the mountains have had their fill (or at least mellowed out). Plus, the sun stays high up in the sky longer, provi

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