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As part of our class’s 50th high school reunion activities earlier this month, we were invited to participate in commencement ceremonies at Norwich

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Oregon Senator Ron Wyden wants the Mt. Bachelor ski resort to drop it's "Fast Tracks" pass, becuse it results in inequitable access to public lands.

Oregon Senator Ron Wyden wants the Mt. Bachelor ski resort to drop it's "Fast Tracks" pass, becuse it results in inequitable access to public lands.

Oregon Senator Ron Wyden wants the Mt. Bachelor ski resort to drop it's "Fast Tracks" pass, becuse it results in inequitable access to public lands.

U.S. Senator Ron Wyden expressed concerns in a letter to the parent company of Mt. Bachelor that the introduction of the "Fast Tracks" pass at the Central Oregon ski resort will result in inequitable access to public lands. "Given the serious concerns this policy raises about equitable access to the public lands on which Mt. Bachelor operates under its U.S. Forest Service Special Use permit, I request that POWDR abandon its plans to adopt this new pass system," Wyden wrote P...

Oregon Senator Ron Wyden wants the Mt. Bachelor ski resort to drop it's "Fast Tracks" pass, becuse it results in inequitable access to public lands.