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Executive director Loughman resigns The board of the Gunnison-Crested Butte Tourism Association voted 8-2 Tuesday morning to change their bylaws to …
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ORE embezzlement case extended
Suspect is in California The case continues for Kristen Van Hoesen, the former executive director of the Office for Resource Efficiency …
Read More »Deputy county attorney to continue working through CBI investigation
Officials express confidence Gunnison County deputy attorney Art Trezise will continue working through an ongoing Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe …
Read More »Winter tourism season starts strong and looks to continue momentum
Silver Queen and East River open Saturday The reports are in, and the winter ski season is off to a banner …
Read More »Whatever USA money going to a variety of local projects
Some hesitation from both councils The $500,000 legacy gift from the Whatever USA event will be split among three projects, all …
Read More »CB council starts formal annexation discussions
Let’s end up with something we can all be proud of Negotiations have officially started between the Crested Butte Town Council …
Read More »Former ORE director charged with felony theft
Non-profit’s assets protected A former Office for Resource Efficiency (ORE) executive director will be in Gunnison County Court Tuesday facing a …
Read More »Berkshire replaces Owen on Crested Butte Town Council
Experience counts Former councilman Skip Berkshire will replace David Owen on the Crested Butte Town Council. The sitting six councilmembers selected …
Read More »Briefs Crested Butte
Whatever loose ends. Spending the $ and getting final feedbackBud Light’s Whatever party is hitting last call in Crested Butte…sort of. …
Read More »School district determining process to take in new mill levy money after election
Tax increase will be on the next bill With the passage of the Gunnison school district mill levy override on November …
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