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Hold for mud, sage grouse and shed antler hunting By Cayla Vidmar Warmer weather might have you chomping at the bit …
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E. coli levels increasing in the Slate River watershed
Drinking water not a concern; recreation a likely source By Katherine Nettles The presence of unsafe levels of E. coli in …
Read More »CB spring grants go over budget but council okay with overage
Conservation Corps funding causes discussion By Mark Reaman As the town’s budget gets tighter, community grants are causing more discussion among …
Read More »Gunnison Sage Grouse recovery plan
Concerns about a one-size-fits-all approach By Cayla Vidmar After losing their case in federal district court to remove the Gunnison sage …
Read More »Judge denies Rudibaugh self defense claim in murder charge
Trial for murder of son in May By Cayla Vidmar The legal defense team for Deborah Rudibaugh presented a self-defense claim …
Read More »Local snow surveys aid in state-wide water calculations
NRCS co-op program predicts strong river flows ahead By Katherine Nettles Data collected from recent snowpack surveys suggest a much wetter …
Read More »RTA debates best way to expand local air service
More Houston? San Francisco? Atlanta? Off-season? by Mark Reaman How to take the next step and expand air service into the …
Read More »Paid parking a no-go this summer in Crested Butte
Consider enforcing two-hour parking limits? By Mark Reaman Paid parking will not be coming to Crested Butte this summer. The Town …
Read More »Gothic Road to be down to one lane for bridge testing in spring
Slate River Bridge work starting soon By Cayla Vidmar The Slate River Bridge on Gothic Road north of Crested Butte will …
Read More »Pilot program for CBCS to benefit students with dyslexia
Includes certified language therapist position By Katherine Nettles Children at the Crested Butte Elementary School who suffer from dyslexia may soon …
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