KSL has money for a water park but not for the mountain
So I was at Squaw Valley on Wednesday. I made some turns in honest to goodness powder and even jumped off a few things. I also spent at least 15 minutes suspended off the ground on a stalled Siberia Express chairlift on my second chair of the day. It felt like several lifetimes. Then, after […]
Get published! How to write an effective letter to the editor about Squaw Valley development
Letters to the editor are an easy but effective way to help Keep Squaw True. They educate fellow citizens about what’s at stake in Squaw Valley and the Tahoe-Sierra and they are an important way to demonstrate public opinion to important decisionmakers, whether they sit at a desk in Denver or serve on the Placer County Board […]
We’re Hiring! Come work with Sierra Watch to Keep Squaw True
Sierra Watch Field Organizer Position Description Sierra Watch seeks a passionate conservation advocate to recruit and mobilize grassroots involvement as Field Organizer for our campaign to Keep Squaw True. Sierra Watch Founded in 2001, Sierra Watch has built a remarkable record of measurable success in Sierra conservation. We spearheaded the […]
Squaw Valley Looks to Martis Valley for Water Security, New Development
Published on Feb 26, 2015 – 8:55:10 AM By: Tom Mooers, Sierra Watch Olympic Valley, Calif. February 26, 2015 – The Board of Directors of Squaw Valley’s primary water provider yesterday reaffirmed its intent to solve its local problems with water imports from Martis Valley. In a 4-1 vote, the Squaw Valley Public Services District (SVPSD) […]
