There's nothing like snow business
Keith Kinnaird News Editor | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 10 years, 9 months AGO
<p>Schweitzer Grooming Manager Dave Rowe in 2011. (Photo courtesy SCHWEITZER MOUNTAIN RESORT)</p>
SANDPOINT — Manmade snow and creative grooming techniques are credited with keeping Schweitzer Mountain Resort’s winter season from evaporating any sooner than it did.
“It’s been a season of extraordinary measures,” said Dave Rowe, the resort’s grooming manager for the past 11 seasons.
This winter season is set to end on this afternoon.
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