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By BJ Bangs Irregular Staff Writer WESTERN MOUNTAINS — Unprecedented high temperatures have called for some unprecedented actions with both Sugarloaf and Saddleback gearing up the snow guns, making snow earlier this week, with plans to extend the season through April.
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Ski areas pull out the snow guns
RANGELEY – The Wilhelm Reich Infant Trust is happy to announce it has received a grant from Sugarloaf Region Charitable Trust of $300 to help cover fuel costs to heat The Wilhelm Reich Museum’s Conference Center where programs take place that serve our youngest participants from Day Care Centers in the area free of charge.
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Wilhelm Reich Museum receives grant from Sugarloaf Charitable Trust
###MAINE DEPARTMENT OF INLAND FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE ####MAINE WARDEN SERVICE *Media: For more information, contact IF&W spokesperson Deborah Turcotte at (207) 592-1164* FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 3, 2011 **Two Skiers from Oxford Rescued from Back Side of Sugarloaf Mountain** Two skiers from Oxford were rescued from the back side of Sugarloaf Mountain today after they admittedly followed the tracks of another skier to an out-of-bounds area on the mountain on Wednesday. Bradley Snow, 16, of Oxford and Sven Bergeron, 20, of Oxford told Maine Warden Service game wardens this morning that they had taken multiple runs earlier in the day, and sometime between 1:30 and 2:30 p.m. they decided to follow tracks made by another skier that led underneath an orange distinctive rope that marks trail boundaries
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Maine Warden Service: Two Skiers from Oxford Rescued from Back Side of Sugarloaf Mountain
##MAINE DEPARTMENT OF INLAND FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE ###MAINE WARDEN SERVICE *Media: For more information, contact IF&W spokesperson Deborah Turcotte at (207) 287-6008 or (207) 592-1164* January 20, 2011 ####Orono Man Rescued From Back Side of Sugarloaf Mountain A 24-year-old Orono man who went out-of-bounds while skiing on Sugarloaf Mountain on Wednesday afte…
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MWS: Orono Man Rescued from Back Side of Sugarloaf Mountain
