Skiing News July 2007

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TUESDAY, 31 JULY 2007
	Online Mag Caters to Utah's Snowboarding & Skiing
	First Tracks!! Online Media (FTO), publisher of the Internet’s popular First Tracks!! Online Ski Magazine, earlier this month launched its newest electronic offering dedicated to the plethora of skiing and snowboarding opportunities available across Utah. UtahSkiAndSnowboard.com is now online, offering valuable insight into the state’s snow sports industry to visitors and locals alike. “Uta Read Full Story
MONDAY, 30 JULY 2007
	Be a Ski/Snowboard Coach
	The British Ski and Snowboard Federation is need of a part-time coach who will train the National Junior Team. Qualifications: Position is for the 2007/2008 season. Salary will be a daily rate subject to experience. Relevant coaching qualification in snowboarding. Proficient computer skills and a laptop computer. Has the ability to communicate well. Proven leadership skills in a sno Read Full Story
	Ski Resort Wants Additional Gallons from the Creek
	As part of the expansion planned by the owners and operators of the Hunter Mountain Ski Resort, they are now petitioning for the approval of the Department of Environmental Conservation to let them use another 5.5 million gallons from the Schoharie Creek. The additional millions of gallons will be added to the resort’s existing reservoir near Deming Road. The resort’s lawyer, Attorney Thomas Read Full Story
SATURDAY, 28 JULY 2007
	New Spectator-Friendly Format for Big Mountain
	A revolutionary new format for the Volkl Free Ski Open’s Icebreaker Big Mountain finals will make the event more accessible to spectators than ever before. Previously the sole domain of competitors, judges and safety crew due to its extreme nature, this year the public can be right in the middle of the big mountain action. Each run of the heli-accessed finals, deep in Wanaka’s backcountry, w Read Full Story
	A Perfect Ski Destination in Lesotho
	This maybe a quite elaborated goal but the operators of Afri-Ski resort in Africa are very much positive about their project of creating the number one destination for skiers in Africa. And what’s more intriguing about this plan is that, the ski destination is set to be built in the tiny kingdom of Lesotho. According to Ollie Esplin, manager of Afri-Ski resort, they are looking for ways on Read Full Story