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“We’ll look at everything…” [ by Mark Reaman ] The idea of having “redundancy” for internet and cell phone service through …
Read More »The quest for fiber line redundancy continues in Gunnison County
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COVID-19 positives indicate county teetering on new edge
Big numbers a concern, but show power of contact tracing [ by Mark Reaman ] While the number of new positive …
Read More »Internet/cell service outage in county shows fragility and cooperation
“When it works, it’s great…” by Mark Reaman A contractor putting in a water line near Cimmaron cut through a CenturyLink …
Read More »Local People of Color share their experience in the valley
From subtle to overt… [ By Mark Reaman ] In the swirl of activity and controversy surrounding the local Black Lives …
Read More »Commissioners approve five-year capital improvement plan
Includes CB South rec path, Brush Creek intersection and Slate River Bridge [ By Katherine Nettles ] If the grant funding …
Read More »WCU leads the county with latest COVID spike
But actually lots of bright spots with new trend [ by Mark Reaman ] Despite a significant increase in positive coronavirus …
Read More »Recognize the positive impact of local community foundations
The Community Foundation of the Gunnison Valley (CFGV) will join in a nationwide celebration, November 12-18, to recognize the increasingly important …
Read More »Proposed Slate River trailhead changes on hold for this winter
Planning process still ongoing [ By Kendra Walker ] This fall, the Crested Butte Land Trust, in partnership with Gunnison County, …
Read More »More public input gathered over Verzuh trail easement issue
Owners open to constructive conversations leading to sustainable solution [ by Mark Reaman ] After several community meetings and stakeholder conversations, …
Read More »Solar farm at Avalanche Park takes another step forward
Solar could power most of town’s electric needs [ By Mark Reaman ] The town of Crested Butte and the Gunnison …
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