Name of ski mountain will no longer include derogatory term
'It’s about time,' said Penobscot National Tribe Ambassador
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'It’s about time,' said Penobscot National Tribe Ambassador
A ski mountain is set to remove a derogatory term for Native American women from its name — two decades after state law eliminated the slur from names of communities
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The prospective buyers of a ski area in Greenville plan to change the resort's offensive name.
An application for bonds that would raise $135 million to develop a ski resort on Moosehead Lake will go before a Finance Authority of Maine public hearing Monday. Provident Group-Moosehead Lake L3C plans the resort for Big Moose Township, which is in the unorganized territory, about six miles north of Greenville, at the site of a once-thriving resort now run by a nonprofit as a small ski area. The L3C is the development team of Provident Resources Group, of Baton Rouge, La., in partnership with Big Lake Development LLC and Treadwell Franklin Inc., headed by Perry Williams, who lives in L...