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Source: Sierra Sun

OLYMPIC VALLEY, Calif. – Officially kicking off the 2026-27 winter season when the lifts start turning on Wednesday, Nov. 25, the celebration continues through the weekend with live music, family-friendly activities, giveaways, and mountain community celebrations. As part of the resort’s Welcome to Winter weekend festivities, the Palisades Tahoe community will come together on Saturday, Nov. 28 at 4:00 p.m. to honor five new FORGED inductees: Mark “Sully” Sullivan, Tom Day, J.T. Holmes, Sherry McConkey, and Mike and Dave Hatchett. “FORGED gives us an opportunity to celebrate the winter sports legacy of Palisades Tahoe and the people who have helped shape it into what it is today,” said Matt Peterson, VP of marketing and sales at Palisades Tahoe.

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