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Know your load before you hit the road by Adam Broderick County Road 12, a.k.a. Kebler Pass, is one of the …
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CBMR introduces 3D archery course
Wednesday, Friday twilight lift rides $7 without pass by Alissa Johnson Snow has been falling in Crested Butte, but summer adventures on the …
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by Mark Reaman Cop talk: Bears, weather, Whatever Chief marshal Tom Martin told the council that it has been a somewhat …
Read More »Standard mine work to start this summer
Digging a mine shaft to plug the old one by Mark Reaman The Environmental Protection Agency is spearheading a major summer …
Read More »County will likely support exception to roadless area
It is some of the cleanest coal in the world by Mark Reaman The Gunnison County commissioners will send a letter …
Read More »Re1J school district faces challenges in negotiations
Health insurance gobbling up the money by Olivia Lueckemeyer Though unforeseen insurance costs hindered salary and benefit negotiations last week, a unified …
Read More »Collins agrees to plea agreement in evidence tampering case
Judge doesn’t endorse vigilantism by Mark Reaman A Crested Butte South man has accepted a plea agreement in an illegal marijuana …
Read More »Mt. Crested Butte reviews Timbers employee housing requirements
“It’s not clear what the requirements are” by Alissa Johnson The old Marcellina Apartments, condemned due to water damage in 2014, …
Read More »Council not inclined to change Elk Avenue closing process
“Elk is pretty ideal” by Mark Reaman There will be no major changes to the policies guiding the closing of Elk …
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Elk Avenue grooves to get covered this month Some of the final remnants of the Whatever USA party will soon be …
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