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Secondary access to property would require a waiver of road and bridge standards By Katherine Nettles There will be no secondary …
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Briefs: Gunnison County
By Katherine Nettles Commissioner appointments and designations County commissioners assigned their various roles for 2026 during their meeting on January 6. …
Read More »Financial settlement reached over poop plant dispute
Crested Butte and Mt. CB Water and San settle years-long dispute By Mark Reaman After several years of administrative and legal …
Read More »Mile marker 14 a pain point for accidents on Highway 135
Two-vehicle crash confirmed but no known injuries By Kendra Walker On Tuesday, January 6, a two-vehicle crash occurred on Highway 135 …
Read More »Lower Verzuh proposal heads to public hearing in January
Weighing affordable housing needs and development tradeoffs By Katherine Nettles During a work session for the Lower Verzuh major impact development …
Read More »CB council brainstorms community-serving spaces
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs comes into the discussion By Mark Reaman A philosophical discussion on how to approach a strategy to …
Read More »Rain in Gothic? In December? What the…? Something to think about…
billy barr says first time he’s seen it By Mark Reaman It may or may not be considered by some to …
Read More »Mt. CB council ponders short-term rental license updates
How to ensure more reliable and qualified local reps? By Kendra Walker The town of Mt. Crested Butte is reviewing updates …
Read More »County approves 2026 budget
Projecting tax revenue flat, property taxes up By Katherine Nettles Gunnison County commissioners approved their $164 million budget for 2026 during …
Read More »Mt. CB lukewarm about composting program, but approves 2026 agreement
Hoping for 200 subscribers next year By Kendra Walker During their December 16 meeting, the Mt. Crested Butte town council approved …
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