Jon Decker - Laconia Daily Sun

The New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office is still investigating the incident.

"We have not seen any sort of spike in particulate matter over the past two weeks, which would have been an indicator," said James Martin, with the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services.

In a response to Governor Sununu's letter, Rep. Norm Silber released a statement calling the governor's statement “unwarranted interference” and claimed the management's resignation to be part of a “well orchestrated and well financed campaign of disinformation to divert attention from soon to be released reports from the financial and legal auditors engaged by the Gunstock Area Commission, which reports may be very damaging to the reputations of the resigned commissioner many of the resigned staff, and the governor himself.”

The entire management staff of Gunstock Mountain Resort tendered their resignations at the beginning of Wednesday night's Gunstock Area Commission meeting.