Camden's Select Board will…
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Tuesday evening Select Board meeting with two public hearings on zoning amendments
'I want this to be the hub for all outdoor activities in the Midcoast'
UPDATE: This story has been updated to include comments from Town Manager Audra Caler.
CAMDEN — In the upstairs office at the Camden…
CAMDEN — The municipally-owned Camden Snow Bowl is about two acres away from triggering a state requirement for the…
reinvestment for extra stream of revenue
CAMDEN — Voting unanimously, the Camden Select Board approved spending $50,000 from the $120,000 surplus the Camden Snow Bowl collected over this past season to move the carpet lift bunny slope…
Season pass sales down this year but the public loves the autumn chairlift rides
CAMDEN — Voting unanimously, the Camden Select Board agreed Oct. 20 to apply full or partial credit for ski passes if the town is forced to shut the Snow Bowl due to COVID-19 related reasons…
To resurrect two-hour weekday ticket next season
CAMDEN — Voting 5 to 0, the Select Board in Camden has elected to make Wednesdays a free-day for all Camden residents who want to ski at the Camden Snow Bowl. Whether that happens this year or…
Ragged Mountain Sports shifts to rental skis management
CAMDEN — The winds of change continue to blow through the Camden Snow Bowl, as the municipality-owned ski mountain reevaluates contracts with vendors who operate private business operations there…
CAMDEN — Plans for a new municipally owned and operated ski lodge at the Camden Snow Bowl will receive initial review by the town’s planning board Jan. 15. The design — the third iteration of the…
Ragged Mountain Redevelopment update...
CAMDEN — "It looks better, but there's more work to do." Those were the parting words of Maine Department of Environmental Protection Licensing and Compliance Manager Dawn Hallowell late Thursday…
DEP likely to issue violation, require restoration plan
CAMDEN — To all of those who gathered on the slopes of Ragged Mountain overlooking Hosmer Pond Monday afternoon, it was clear that something had gone awry. The mountain face had more skidder paths…
Lodge rental increases, new groomer
It was all business about Snow Bowl business at the Camden Select Board meeting, Sept. 18, as town leaders approved a $655,012 budget for the four-season recreation…
