| For Immediate Release March 1, 2010 Contact: JoAnne Taylor Director of Marketing Saddleback Maine 207-864-5671, ext. 115 Cell 207-670-7201 jtaylor@saddlebackmaine.com
Mt. Blue Honor Roll Student Earns Season Pass to SaddlebackFARMINGTON, Maine - Eliza Richard, a student at Mt. Blue High School, earned a $49 season pass to Saddleback Maine for the 2009-2010 ski season. Saddleback's new PEAK (Promoting Education and Activity for Kids) Program rewards any Maine student up through 12th grade that makes honor roll with a $49.00 season pass. Eliza has been skiing ever since she could walk and has skied mostly at Titcomb and Saddleback this year. Over 2000 PEAK Passes have already been purchased. The program, supported by Governor Baldacci, is designed to encourage Maine students to perform well in school, to help curb childhood obesity, and to promote getting outside and enjoy winter sports. "We're so pleased at the response we've had to the PEAK Program," says Conrad Klefos, director of marketing at Saddleback. "We've heard so many stories from kids about how it motivated them to do well in school." Klefos added that on March 27, Saddleback will host a celebratory PEAK Day and there will be a raffle to give away three PEAK passes for the 2010-2011 season. Any Maine child in K-12 that makes the honor roll is eligible to receive a Saddleback season pass for just $49. Ideal proof is a list from the school that lists all honor roll students. Other acceptable proof is the report card or a letter from the school principal or superintendent. Any criterion set by the school that defines an honor student is acceptable to Saddleback. Editor's Note: Click on the image above or the link below to access a downloadable version. http://www.marshallpr.com/sbm/ERichard.JPG |
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Saddleback Maine offers a big mountain experience, with a wide variety of trails and glades serving all levels of skiing and riding. A Maine family-owned resort, Saddleback is focused on keeping the sport affordable for skiers, riders and families, while providing quality Maine hospitality. With an average annual snowfall of over 200 inches, an elevation of 4,120 feet and a vertical drop of 2,000 feet, Saddleback has captured the spirit and fun of alpine skiing since 1960. Located in the legendary Rangeley Lakes region, Saddleback is fast becoming New England's favorite mountain resort and is proud to be part of preserving the beauty, balance and traditions of the area and sharing them with generations to come.
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