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Members of the U.S. Figure Skating staff or- ganized a learn-to-skate day for the Colorado Springs- and Den- ver-based marketing fi rm Vladimir Jones. Vladimir Jones has been hired by U.S. Figure Skating to as- sist with the rebranding campaign of the Basic Skills Program.


Skating great Paul Wylie and a few of his friends and students put on an ice show at the foot of Sugar Mountain, North Carolina, on Dec. 18. The annual event is part of the SugarFest winter celebration. This year, SugarFest was postponed a week due to a month of unseasonably warm weather. For the ice show, it was 19 degrees, with a windchill of 1 degree. “Paul put on his usual dazzling performance with his students. It was so much fun and the ambiance as always was breathtaking. It surely felt like Christmas was only a week away,” Wendy Thompson, president of the Carolinas FSC, said. (l-r) Sarah Thompson, Paul Wylie, Kyra Hoctor and Ivy Liu


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