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“It helped drive the numbers…” Crested Butte Mountain Resort has announced next year’s ski season pass prices will remain the same …
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Cottonwood paving plan not dead yet
County looks to make a deal The struggle to pave Cottonwood Pass continued this week as Gunnison County Commissioners sent a …
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Council approves town’s first private liquor licenseThe council approved a Private Tavern Liquor License for the Scarp Ridge Lodge. The license …
Read More »Town encouraging businesses to consider heating sidewalks
Is it cheaper than hauling the snow away in trucks? The issue of how much to encourage local business owners to …
Read More »Council at the ready for Jingles
No qualms about calling an emergency meeting if needed. Jingles is sponsored! At the request of Shelley Jansen, Crested Butte town …
Read More »CO House bill could help bring broadband to unserved areas
Chamberland has some concerns Improvement in the valley’s Internet service could still be a long way off. One piece of legislation …
Read More »Make this weekend a multi-sport occasion
CBMR to spin the Queen, trails open at Hartman Rocks There are some surprising things to celebrate during this offseason week. …
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Another teacher heading for warmer climesBetsy Kolodziej, a Gifted Education teacher at Crested Butte Community School, is heading to Quito, Ecuador …
Read More »Gunnison County working toward updates to local Whitewater Park
GoCo Grant could provide funding for major renovation The Gunnison River Whitewater Park may soon get a facelift, including safety and …
Read More »CB council to sign confidentiality agreement with U.S. Energy
“There is some risk…” The Crested Butte Town Council has agreed to sign a confidentiality agreement with U.S. Energy in regard …
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