King Spring Grooming Stirs Buzz

One day last spring after Snow King had closed for the season, Brenton Reagan decided he needed some exercise, for his wife was on a ski expedition and he was […]

by | Apr 3, 2019 | Community Events, News, Recreation

One day last spring after Snow King had closed for the season, Brenton Reagan decided he needed some exercise, for his wife was on a ski expedition and he was a single parent for the next six weeks. That’s when he saw an unusual sight for that time of year: a snow cat grooming the Town Hill. What he saw that day planted a seed that comes to fruition Wednesday, April 3: a fundraiser to groom the King through April.

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