At 9,000 feet in the Rocky Mountains in July, life is good. Blue skies, highs in the 70s, the rainbow of …
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And on the national scene…
From the Associated Press—”Texas is now the first state with a law requiring drillers to publicly disclose the chemicals they use …
Read More »Quick summer thoughts
In less than a week we will experience the longest day of the year and the official start of summer. These …
Read More »What the frack? Flaming peaches?
First let me say I like being warm in my house when it is -20 degrees in Crested Butte. That climate …
Read More »Econ 101…thoughts
A few weeks ago, Chamber of Commerce director Richard Bond stated that they’d like to bring in more high-paying jobs to …
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It isn’t always easy at 9,000 feet in a tiny mountain village but when it’s sweet, it’s sweet. This weekend is …
Read More »Be aware out there…
Waking up to sun and warmth when the forecast calls for clouds and snow is a treat. It is spring and …
Read More »After the chanting…
Okay, this one won’t be too popular. Not to put too much of a negatory vibe on the whole deal, but …
Read More »Window of opportunity?
Every once in a while, a window of opportunity opens in life. Despite some nasty spring weather this week, the universe …
Read More »Trails of spring sanity
With not a lot going on in town, the idea was to write about something on the world scene. You know, …
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