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Disgruntled employee by Mark Reaman Two Crested Butte South residents are facing felony charges after apparently burglarizing a former employer. The …
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Briefs Crested Butte council
by Mark Reaman EPA to let town hear about its emergency response plan Town public works director Rodney Due said the …
Read More »Flows on Taylor River projected to be below normal this summer
None of user groups satisfied with amount of water available By Alissa Johnson A group of local water users met last …
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by Olivia Lueckemeyer Business manager recommends reinstatement of school nutrition program director The job of a school nutrition program director in …
Read More »Construction picks up as 2016 summer building season approaches
“The buzz is that we are seeing the potential of our business district” By Alissa Johnson Construction jobs are likely to …
Read More »Town funds Coal Creek Watershed Coalition in mine collaboration
Hoping county steps up as well By Mark Reaman The town of Crested Butte has agreed to fund the efforts of …
Read More »Council okay with getting some outside hiring help
No national search; “local knowledge” a key attribute By Mark Reaman In a spirit of compromise, members of the Crested Butte Town …
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by Olivia Lueckemeyer License approved for marijuana cultivation facility in Riverland At a board meeting on April 19, Gunnison County commissioners …
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by Alissa Johnson Standing O for Ochs At an April meeting, councilmember David O’Reilly led the Mt. Crested Butte Town Council …
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by Olivia Lueckemeyer BOE approves resolution to create an HPF enterprise fund At an April 4 meeting, the RE1J board of …
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