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Students back in the classroom August 26, all with devices By Kendra Walker A more pandemic-aware and digitally focused 2020-21 Gunnison Watershed …
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Public transit and ski season: Dealing with a pandemic
Powder day issues already a major worry by Mark Reaman Efforts have begun to figure out what public transportation in the valley …
Read More »CB council ready to dive deeper into racism and policing discussion
Changing uniform color, street murals and self assessments by Mark Reaman The Crested Butte Town Council, led by council members Will …
Read More »Elk Avenue to stay one-way into fall
Snow a problem? Maybe… by Mark Reaman The Crested Butte Town Council feels the reconfiguration of Elk Avenue to a single-lane …
Read More »COVID-19 numbers level off in the county
Focus on testing By Mark Reaman Gunnison County’s Coronameter early warning system appears to have worked to get the rising number …
Read More »CB Center for the Arts hires new executive director from Sun Valley
Skill set should assist with next steps for Center by Mark Reaman The Crested Butte Center for the Arts has hired a …
Read More »CB Land Trust hires Jake Jones as new executive director
Noel Durant’s final day August 28 by Kendra Walker With departing executive director Noel Durant moving to Chattanooga at the end …
Read More »Climate Action Plan continues progress in Crested Butte
Pursuing grants and a possible major solar farm by Mark Reaman In an effort to tighten up town-owned buildings as part …
Read More »COVID-19 increases but hospital cases remain low
Cases more spread out by Mark Reaman and Katherine Nettles The number of positive COVID-19 test results continues to climb in …
Read More »Gunnison County libraries to reopen August 10
Limit of seven people at a time in Old Rock By Katherine Nettles Beginning on Monday, August 10, we can all …
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