• The man who died on a Vail chairlift two weeks ago did not fall through a flipped up seat as initially believed.
• A key parcel between Deer Valley’s Snow Park and Silver Lake villages won’t include a gondola.
• The multi-stage gondola taking shape near Puerto Vallarta will feature angle stations and very tall towers in a tropical paradise.
• A ski area on Prince Edward Island closes due to lift problems.
• The Ascutney Outdoors model proves promising where a for-profit, high speed quad model failed.
• Arizona Snowbowl inches closer to reopening its summit lift.
• Alaska’s new ski area trying to get off the ground needs more money.
• The chairlift at Great Bear derails and gets rope evacuated.
• There was an evac at Swiss Valley the same day.
• Here are details on the upcoming Hermitage auction including removal deadlines, the proposed asset purchase agreement with Boyne and the original lift quote.
• Sugarloaf’s General Manager and VP of Mountain Operations join WSKI TV to break down Sugarloaf 2030 and plans for a D-Line lift.
• The Payette Lakes Ski Club begins fundraising to replace a 50 year old T-Bar.
• Woodward Park City visitation has been about as expected during the inaugural season.
• A child is injured in a fall from Northstar’s Vista Express.
• The City of Steamboat plans to sign with Doppelmayr for the new Barrows quad at Howelsen Hill.
• Wisconsin’s Christie Mountain is for sale.
• Inc. profiles two entrepreneurial owners pressing on independently at Wyoming’s two largest ski resorts.
• The Forest Service releases its Draft Environmental Assessment for Mission Ridge’s proposed expansion, which would include two two new quad chairs and two pulse gondolas.
• Jägerndorfer’s 2020 collection features the largest number of lift models ever.
• A man is critically injured in a fall from the Purgatory Village Express.
• Testing and analysis continues at Mont-Sainte-Anne.  One of those injured last week tells his story.
• Two new products join the Ikon Pass lineup for 20/21.  Stratton and Sugarbush will go unlimited while Aspen and Jackson Hole will be more restricted.