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Alerts Kollen-Grep: — Taking the People's Party Back

The Norwegian Ski Federation is taking over as 100 percent owner of the Holmenkollen Ski Festival and has plans in place for the “new Kollen” to regain its status as a public magnet.

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Alerts Kollen-Grep: — Taking the People's Party Back

The Norwegian Ski Federation is taking over as 100 percent owner of the Holmenkollen Ski Festival and has plans in place for the “new Kollen” to regain its status as a public magnet.

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