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Memories of Christmas past In these busy times of massive consumerism, the holidays have taken on a new form, somewhat …
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Clowning around across cultures
UCC takes a trip down south The clown smiled slyly and said, “Uno, dos, tres!” He pulled the red handkerchief out …
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The Family Way Her pregnant belly is as round and as glorious as a Christmas ornament, prominently nested in her lap …
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Full day kindergarten programs to be funded by school district Due to the recent passing of the mill levy, kindergarten programs …
Read More »Land Trust set to conserve 108 acres at base of Snodgrass Mountain
Need $59,000 to seal the deal The Crested Butte Land Trust and its partners are just weeks—and less than $100,000 dollars—away …
Read More »Citizens rally to provide input for Big Mine Park master plan
Zip lines not likely but lots of other possibilities The town of Crested Butte has started a major initiative focusing on …
Read More »County officially starts process to sue feds over sage grouse
Gunnison sage grouse doesn’t warrant a listing On Monday, December 22 the Gunnison Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) executed their letter …
Read More »Lessons learned from last week’s backcountry avalanche incident
Uncertainties and surprises can always happen… The one thing you don’t want to be is complacent when it comes to skiing …
Read More »Gunnison County ready to pave the way on Cottonwood Pass
Final processes now under way Work will likely begin to improve the upper 12.4 miles of Cottonwood Pass on this side …
Read More »More busses, more flights as RTA looks to the future
Expanded summer flights, late-night bus service, favorable public image It’s a time of growth for the Gunnison Valley Rural Transportation Authority …
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