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5.24.2010
The PSIA-AASI 50th Anniversary Project Blog: Passion in the Archives
Lakewood, Colo. (PSIA-AASI) - Last week, I drove up to Colorado looking for history. Diving into the immense archives, bookshelves, newspaper clippings, Super-8 and 16mm films, videos, DVDs, and heavy binders at PSIA-AASI’s offices in Lakewood, Colorado. Eating hot ribs at Efrain’s in Boulder. Listening to the trees sag under a wet mid-May snowstorm that snapped lilacs in the night.
5.11.2010
SnowPro Snowbiz Update: Instructors Key to Industry’s Future
Orlando, Fla. (PSIA-AASI) - The great news coming out of the NSAA National Ski Areas Convention and Tradeshow last week was that the U.S. ski industry recorded its second best winter ever. According to the Kottke National End of Season Survey, U.S. ski resorts hosted 59.7 million visits during the 2009-10 season, only 1.2 percent below the all time record of 60.5 million skier visits recorded in 2007-08.
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