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As Canobie Lake Park readies to open for the 2006 season, some changes will be apparent to visitors. A new show based on Cher will replace a tribute show to Elvis. Also, the park's Tilt-A-Whirl has been refurbished and renamed. Also, the park has decided to keep the Skater (Zamperla Disk'O) as a permanent ride in the park's lineup. It replaced the Galaxi roller coaster in the middle of last season.

One of the partners that helped make Salem’s Canobie Lake Park a New Hampshire landmark, Kasmir Ulaky, died late Tuesday evening, Feb. 14, at Holy Family Hospital in Methuen, Mass. Ulaky, 83, was the last surviving member of a partnership that modernized the Salem amusement park. In the late ’50s, he purchased the park with Claude Captell and Anthony Berni Sr., who died in 1993 and 2004, respectively. The families of the partners are now owners of the park.