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Magic Mountain ski area in southern Vermont has new owner

Posted Friday, July 11, 2014
— Alpine / downhill skiing, Magic
Magic Mountain (Vermont) ski area has new owners

Powder Magazine reports today that Magic Mountain in southern Vermont is under new ownership.

Magic Mountain, Vermont

They write: “...Just prior to the 4th of July holiday, an email was sent out to pass holders and members of the Magic Faithful Club that Sullivan would no longer be operating the resort. A new company called Magic Mountain Resort, formed by Tom Barker, a retired IBM and Lockheed Martin engineer who has had a business stake in Magic for more than a decade, would be taking over resort operations.”

The article says there will be no interruption in skiing at the small ski area in Londonderry, Vt. That's good news! For the full scoop, check out the article here: <link http: www.powder.com stories magic-mountain-changes-ownership>www.powder.com/stories/magic-mountain-changes-ownership/ The ski area's website links to this article on its news page, as well.

 

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