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EPA more confident with Standard Mine By Adam Broderick After the “catastrophe” last week near Silverton, Colo., when roughly three million gallons …
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by Mark Reaman Idea for a gravel pit campground The Crested Butte council was approached by Cari and Kevin Freeman, owners …
Read More »School’s out for summer…or is it?
Increased CBCS facility use means balancing the needs of students with the community By Olivia Lueckemeyer For nine and a half months …
Read More »CB Council grappling with backcountry ramifications
Helping to pay for backcountry toilet by Mark Reaman The Crested Butte Town Council is aware of the summer impact on …
Read More »The Colorado Wilderness Act of 2015 proposal
Seeking to protect pristine wilderness areas By Adam Broderick Protected open space is a priority in Gunnison County, and has been …
Read More »And the survey says: 21 CB deed-restricted units not being used properly in Crested Butte
Enforcement options the next step by Mark Reaman More than 80 percent of the deed-restricted affordable housing in Crested Butte appears …
Read More »Oil and Gas Development — Part II —
By Alissa Johnson Editor’s Note: In this summer series, reporter Alissa Johnson looks at the big picture of oil and gas …
Read More »EPA Update: Standard Mine cleanup project making headway
Bulkhead to be installed after winter By Adam Broderick Stakeholders with the Environmental Protection Agency presented county commissioners and the Crested …
Read More »Developers pull out of Crested Butte annexation proposal
Pursuing “alternative options” by Mark Reaman Developers hoping to annex 44 acres of land north of Crested Butte across from the …
Read More »County wants to talk about voter rolls
But town hasn’t responded… by Mark Reaman The Crested Butte Town Council agreed on Tuesday to enter into an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) …
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