Company can nix $10M deal if work not finished on project ski area calls vital to its financial future.
Poor conditions much of the season limited operations, officials say rain may wipe out scant snow left.
Increase in requested budget comes amidst Assembly warnings about money being tight.
Couple says they would like to take over ski area’s restaurant, continue as a year-round operation.
Hooter lift providing access to lower part of eastside terrain scheduled to open on Saturday.
Report criticizing ski area’s finances and maintenance also contains enough promise for city leaders.
Gondola and year-round operations cited in letter as fix for problems in former GM’s report.
Employees’ struggles acknowledged as leaders responding to critical report say future holds promise.
Operators’ ridership and pricing expectations questionable, says former GM hired by CBJ for study.
26 employees from Central and South America are far from family, yet among many at Torchlight Parade.
Members “lack the industry knowledge needed to provide supervisory overview of the area,” report states.
Ski area offering 50% off ticket price for beginner hill lift for people donating to food drive.
Big turnout at annual ski sale despite loss of a main lift at resort; more critical crowd at public forum.
Leaders at board retreat also confront loss of lift for season, staff shortages, gondola uncertainties.
One of two mountaintop lifts may close all season; report says snowmaking needs “immediate safety upgrades.”
Gastineau Human Services hoping for eight new residential substance abuse treatment beds by Oct. 14.
Craig Cimmons, a manager at resort hit by massive owner fraud, says recovery made employees stronger
