• Suit filed against Ski Liberty by family of boy who dangled from a chair for seven minutes after mis-loading.
• Mi Teleférico’s four gondola lines transported 194,971 passengers last Wednesday, an impressive single day record.
• Squaw|Alpine now wants an extension of permit for replacing Hot Wheels.
• Doppelmayr remembers past CEO Artur Doppelmayr, who died May 12th.
• Apparently the Utah Olympic Park is adding two new chairlifts this summer, although I am still trying to confirm.
• Steamboat’s gondola rebuild is taking longer than expected and reopening has been pushed back two weeks to July 15th.
• Vail Resorts will re-use chairs and towers from Keystone’s Montezuma Express in building the new Red Buffalo Express at Beaver Creek.
• Saddleback Mountain Foundation needs $11.2 million to purchase Maine’s third largest ski area, including $3.2 million to replace the Rangeley lift with a fixed-grip quad.  So far, the group has only raised a fraction of that amount.
• Sunday River’s new Spruce Peak triple will be a Doppelmayr Tristar, Boyne Resorts’ fourth.
• Schweitzer works toward $6-8 million Snow Ghost replacement.
• “It is not rocket science about lift geometry,” Aspen Council member says in frustration re: Lift 1A. “There is enough expertise in this community to know where a lift goes.”
• Mont Ripley offers $1,000 for information leading to the arrest of arsonist(s) who damaged lift.
• Longtime Whistler Blackcomb COO and Peak 2 Peak visionary Dave Brownlie is leaving to pursue new opportunities just seven months into Vail ownership.