Coroner identifies 72-year-old snowboarder who died at Schweitzer
The Bonner County coroner identified the the man as Charles G. Fletcher, 72, of Laguna Beach, Calif. Coroner Robert Beers determined Fletcher’s death as accidental to “asphyxia due to snow immersion in a tree well.
Schweitzer snowboarder death ruled accidental
A 72-year-old California man was found dead on Schwietzer mountain on Monday. The Bonner County Coroner's Office says his death was accidental.
Snowboarder dies in accident on Schweitzer's Outback Bowl
Schweitzer Mountain Resort announced a long-time pass holder died from a snowboarding accident in Outback Bowl recently.
72-year-old California man dies while snowboarding at Schweitzer
A 72-year-old snowboarder was found unresponsive and pronounced dead Monday at Schweitzer ski resort. Ski patrol found the man from Laguna Beach, California, after he had been reported missing at about 12:30 p.m. near the black diamond Detention ski run in the Outback Bowl of the back side of the North Idaho resort.
Snowboarder dies after being reported missing at Schweitzer
A 72-year-old man from California died on Monday afternoon after he was reported missing near an advanced run on Schweitzer mountain.
Snowboarder reported missing, dies
SANDPOINT — A California man has died after being reported missing at Schweitzer early Monday afternoon.
Schweitzer Mountain snowboarder's death ruled accidental
The death of a California man who died Monday at Schweitzer has been ruled an accident, according to Bonner County Coroner Robert Beers.
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72-year-old snowboarder found dead at Schweitzer ski resort
A 72-year-old man was found dead at Schweitzer ski resort on Monday after his body was discovered by ski patrol.
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Ally Schweitzer (she/her) is an editor with NPR's Morning Edition. She joined the show in October 2022 after eight years at WAMU, the NPR affiliate in Washington. At WAMU, Schweitzer worked as a ...
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Two Mountains, Two Countries, a Cross- Border Skiing Adventure
On a ‘two-nation ski vacation,’ a writer samples Idaho’s Schweitzer and Red Mountain, in British Columbia, two less-crowded resorts with miles of terrain to explore. A skier on the black ...