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January 7, 2021 7:25 AM Erin Robinson
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KELLOGG, Idaho It has been one year since an avalanche at Silver Mountain claimed the lives of three skiers.
To honor those lost in the tragedy, the Friends of the Idaho Panhandle Avalanche Center stopped all chairlifts on Thursday for a moment of pause.
Lifts were halted at 11:04 a.m, the same time the avalanche was triggered and took the lives of Carl Humphreys, Scott Parsons and Molly Hubbard. One minute later, a memorial bell placed on the Wardner Traverse rung in remembrance of those lives lost, and in support for the survivors and the first responders who assisted in the rescues.