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February 16, 2010

Snowshoe Mountain is Extending the Season


With Epic Snow Conditions, the Region’s #1 Resort Plans to Remain Open Through April 5th with Great Spring Savings
Snowshoe, WV - Snowshoe Mountain Resort announced today that it plans to remain open through April 5th to take advantage of the best snow conditions in the resort’s 36-year history. This will give skiers and riders an extra week to enjoy the region’s #1 resort. Snowshoe also announced that the extended season will include big savings for skiers and riders getting in those last turns of what have been a truly incredible season.
Snowshoe has seen more than 158” of natural snowfall this season, leading to some of the best conditions in the resort’s history. Much of that snowfall has come in the last two months—including more than 39” in the last week—and the resort is currently boasting base depths of more than 4 feet across the region’s most expansive terrain. The mid-Atlantic and Southeast have seen record snowfalls, and regional skiers and snowboards have flocked to Snowshoe to take advantage of western resort skiing close to home.

And those snow lovers will be treated to big savings during Snowshoe’s extended season, as the resort is offering free lift tickets with a two or more night stay between March 28th and April 5th. Skiers and riders will also benefit from $15 rental equipment, and anyone showing a season pass from any other ski resort will be treated to a $20 lift ticket. Similarly, Snowshoe is confident that anyone visiting the resort will fall in love, so they’re offering to put the price of a one-day, discounted extended season lift ticket towards the purchase of a 2010-2011 winter season pass.
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January 19, 2010

Winter Park Celebrates 70th and Mary Jane's Birthday

Winter Park, CO - Winter Park Resort and the Winter Park - Fraser Valley Chamber of Commerce are rolling all the January events into one weekend, a three day Winter Carnival to celebrate the resort’s 70th anniversary and Mary Jane’s birthday bash , January 22-24, 2010.
The celebration starts on Friday, Jan. 22 at 7p.m. with the 27th Annual Chef’s Cup Dinner and Dance, benefiting Winter Park Competition Center youth programs. This annual event showcases food from the finest chefs and restaurants located throughout Grand County. Attendees can enjoy a silent auction, cocktails, live music, dancing and sampling of area chefs’ best dishes as they compete for your approval for the People’s Choice award. Advance tickets are $55 per person, 2 tickets for $100 or $65 per ticket at the door and include complimentary beer and wine along with unlimited sampling. Tickets can be purchased in advance by calling 970-726-1590, or in person at the Winter Park-Fraser Valley Chamber of Commerce.

On Saturday and Sunday, the party continues on the slopes of Mary Jane with free bump tips, a snow sculpture contest, live music, après ski party in Club Car Restaurant and birthday cake in honor of the late-1800s lady of the evening. Mary Jane is best known for her steeps, deeps and VW-size moguls- epitomizing what winter in Winter Park, Colorado is all about.
The weekend is a county-wide celebration; along with activities at Winter Park Resort, guests can enjoy dog sled racing, skijoring, snowshoeing, plus other winter fun throughout each day in the town of Winter Park and Grand Park located in Fraser.
As night falls on Saturday, the party moves to Main Street in Winter Park as Hwy 40 becomes the epicenter of the celebration with music in Hideaway Park, a parade of lights and the highlight of spectacular fireworks overhead. Music begins at 4pm, parade begins at 6pm.

January 6, 2010

Copper Says 'You Deserve a Snow Day!'


By now, you should know the fine folks at Copper believe that Everyone Deserves a Snow Day…remember that feeling of waking up and hearing on the radio that school was canceled.
Employed?
Simple and plain, you deserve a Snow Day at Copper and your boss is probably thinking “no way,” so we cooked up a way to help. Head over to the “I am Employed” section of YourSnowDay.com, where there are a plethora of tools to help you change your bosses mind.
Make The Call:
If your boss is a stickler and you need a little help asking for that snow day off, Captain Fred McGilicutty is your man. Head to YourSnowDay.com, plug in your boss’s phone number and he’ll do the rest.
Snow Day Soundboard:
Head to YourSnowDay.com where you’ll find some useful sounds (cough, cough; sneeze, sneeze) to make your boss wonder if you are going to need more than a day off.
Unemployed?
No problem, we understand the struggle. Copper wants to add a little right to the wrong the economy is dealing you. Head over to YourSnowDay.com, click on the “I am Unemployed” section. You can either hook up with people who can offer up extra help in your job search, or send us 739 words or more explaining how the economy has left you jobless, and enter to win a Snow Day of your own at Copper. Restrictions apply.
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