A potential new buyer is fueling renewed hope that Maine’s Saddleback Mountain could reopen.
According to an article on PressHerald.com, a Boston investment firm has made an offer to buy the Rangeley, Maine ski resort, which as been closed for four years. When it was open, Saddleback was Maine’s third-largest ski resort.
The group is pledging to invest $25 million to $30 million after the sale to help restart the resort.
Arctaris Impact Fund reportedly made the offer. Andy Shepard, CEO of the Outdoor Sport Institute, and Tom Federle, a Portland attorney, have reportedly been working with Arctaris to try to purchase the ski area.
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