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Local News - Local News - April 26, 2012 |
By Mike McLean
Of the Journal of Business
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Five Inland Northwest ski resorts report mixed, but generally positive assessments for the ski season, which ended for most early this month.
Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park, northeast of Spokane, and 49 Degrees North Mountain Resort, near Chewelah, say early and late-season attendance was strong, but that was offset by a midseason decline in skier visits during a snow drought.
Silver Mountain Resort, near Kellogg, Idaho, reports skier visits were down from last year...
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Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park, northeast of Spokane, and 49 Degrees North Mountain Resort, near Chewelah, say early and late-season attendance was strong, but that was offset by a midseason decline in skier visits during a snow drought.
Silver Mountain Resort, near Kellogg, Idaho, reports skier visits were down from last year...
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