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January 23, 2006
Winter Games Face Many Hurdles, Organizers Forge Ahead
Eighteen days to go before the Winter Olympics and Valentine "Val" Morgan, an independent ticket broker based in San Francisco, has tickets.
What he doesn't have, he says, are any takers.
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Bad Bode Is Good For Snowsports, Torino Ink
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By now everyone knows about the Time and Newsweek covers featuring the latest bad boy of sports, Bode Miller. Although the Olympic hopeful apologized for his remarks on "60 Minutes" about skiing while hung over, the publicity he unwittingly drummed up for the Torino games and for the sport itself was huge.
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Luggage Services Partner With Clubs, Resorts, Airlines To Handle Gear Hassles
The field of luxury sports-gear luggage service is getting crowded.
In 1999 Sports Express of Durango, Colo. became the first company to specialize in transporting skis, boots and other sports equipment for travelers from their homes to a destination.
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Suspect In Vail Arsons Kills Himself In Jail
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One of several suspects in the 1998 arson attacks that caused $12 million in damage to several mountaintop structures in Vail apparently killed himself in a Flagstaff, Arizona jail cell, authorities said.
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January 09, 2006
On your mark...get set....go?
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Real estate agents at mountain resort communities in the Rockies are looking to keep riding the winning streak of climbing prices and sales that kicked into a gallop in 2005, according to a spot check of representative resort professionals.
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"Snow Strike" Ends, Tremblant Back But Season Still Rocky
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The strike Mont-Tremblant Mayor Pierre Pilon called "a tragedy" is over but the resort and the local businesses in its shadow are still tabulating the fiscal impact of the 18-day walkout.
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