Secondary school seeing significant early enrollment numbers by Olivia Lueckemeyer Forty-four additional students are enrolled so far at the secondary level of the …
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Council to work with consulting firm in permanent town manager search
“Peer review” to be part of the finals By Mark Reaman The Town Council of Crested Butte will soon hire a consulting …
Read More »Chamber wire fraud has happy ending
Lessons to be learned by Mark Reaman It took a while but the bank-wire fraud scam that almost cost the Crested …
Read More »Town and county wrestle over 201 facilities plan with Foxtrot
Same end goal, but a really difficult journey By Mark Reaman In what appears to be a somewhat contentious ping-pong dialogue between …
Read More »County mosquito control program renewed for next three years
Cost increase won’t affect county budget By Adam Broderick and Olivia Lueckemeyer Last summer was an unusually wet one and mosquitoes seemed …
Read More »Roundabout plans progress as town asks for support and settles on design
Project slated to begin in 2020 by Olivia Lueckemeyer The Town Council’s proposal to install a roundabout at Highway 135 and Red …
Read More »Timbers condos close to move-in ready
Around a dozen units purchased by locals By Alissa Johnson On May 3 the town of Mt. Crested Butte approved and …
Read More »Council appoints four members to Mt. Crested Butte Planning Commission
Address concerns with process By Alissa Johnson The Mt. Crested Butte Town Council reappointed four members to the Planning Commission earlier this …
Read More »EPA, town and county develop new emergency plan for Standard Mine
Improving communication By Mark Reaman and Olivia Lueckemeyer Improving on what was admittedly not a super-smooth process last fall when there was …
Read More »RTA creates air command group to help shape future air service
Only one elected official on subcommittee, but gets RTA a seat at the table sooner By Alissa Johnson On Friday, May 6, the …
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