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Story summary
- Telluride Ski Resort will close on December 27 due to a ski patrol labor dispute.
- The union, representing 78 members, voted to strike after talks since June, seeking $28 starting wages and higher patroller pay.
- Resort owner Chuck Horning said the closure results from the union's strike and union spokesperson Andy Dennis criticized Horning's negotiations.
- The dispute reflects a broader trend of ski-industry labor actions.
