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“One agency can’t do it all by themselves” By Kendra Walker During their December 3 meeting, the Mt. Crested Butte town …
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GCEA board doesn’t hear much objection to 4.5% electric rate increase proposal
Official vote on December 18 By Mark Reaman A one-hour meeting between Gunnison County Electric Association staff, board and members on Tuesday …
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By Katherine Nettles 2025 budget hearing complete Gunnison County commissioners held a public hearing for the 2025 budget on Tuesday evening, …
Read More »CB council votes down 2025 street and alley mill levy increase
“Deeper discussion” coming next spring [ by Mark Reaman ] The Crested Butte town council will not raise the street and alley …
Read More »Court rules on dispute over STR regulation authority
Campfire Ranch property’s case against Gunnison County dismissed By Katherine Nettles In a lawsuit between a Gunnison County short-term rental property …
Read More »MetRec board approves moving toward public survey over TV
Continuing with television service getting harder By Mark Reaman While acknowledging that the future of over-the-air television in the county could …
Read More »New parking rules near Sixth Street bus stops begin December 15
County residents can get a free permit for longer parking By Mark Reaman Crested Butte’s new winter parking regulations on some streets perpendicular …
Read More »O’Neal chosen for CB town council
Three applicants By Mark Reaman John O’Neal will be the next Crested Butte town councilmember. He was voted in on Monday …
Read More »Mt. CB adds $ to Chamber funding
Goal to increase wages, hours and efficiencies By Kendra Walker The town of Mt. Crested Butte has agreed to provide additional …
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By Kendra Walker Kempin continues as mayor Newly-elected council members Nicholas Kempin, Bobbie Sferra, Valeda Scribner and Bruce Nation were officially …
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