The victim, who has been identified as Kendall Willard, 63, of Kingfield, ME, was found unresponsive in a group of trees at Sugarbush Mountain by ski patrol at 9am, just after the lifts started ...

Authorities on Tuesday identified the person who died after he fell down a closed trail at Sugarloaf Mountain in Maine as Kendall Willard, 63, of Kingfield. Carrabassett Valley Police Chief Mark ...

Police identified the man who died at Sugarloaf Mountain in Carrabassett Valley, Maine, as 63-year-old Kendall Willard. Willard, of Kingfield, Maine, dropped a glove while going up a ski lift ...

OFFICIALS SAY 63 YEAR OLD KENDALL WILLARD WENT TO RETRIEVE THE ITEM HE DROPPED ON A TRAIL THAT WAS CLOSED DUE TO ICY CONDITIONS. ACCORDIN Police in Maine said a snowboarder who died over the ...

Ski patrol found the snowboarder, who officials identified as 63-year-old Kendall Willard, of Kingfield, unresponsive about 800 feet from the top of a closed trail in the woods around 9 a.m ...

The medical examiner's office identified the man as 63-year-old Kendall Willard of Kingfield. The snowboarder who died in an accident at Sugarloaf Mountain was a 63-year-old man from Kingfield ...

The Maine Chief Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed to the news station that the guest who died was 63-year-old Kingfield, Maine, resident Kendall Willard. He had come to the mountain to snowboard.

Maine ABC affiliate WMTW has confirmed that Kendall Willard, a 63-year-old man from nearby Kingfield, Maine, died tragically over the weekend when he attempted to traverse a closed trail.

The local ABC affiliate has reported that the rider has been identified as Kendall Willard, of Kingfield, Maine. That was confirmed by the Maine Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. More details ...

The Maine Office of the Chief Medical Examiner confirms they completed an external examination on the body of Kendall Willard, 63, after he reportedly had a snowboarding accident at Sugarloaf.