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Tweaked with Norton’s call for major terrain expansion By Mark Reaman In the September 29 issue of the Crested Butte News …
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Court of Appeals: Colorado’s library user law shields identities of people who want books banned or reclassified
2-1 split by judges By Jeffrey A. Roberts, CFOIC Executive Director Colorado’s library-user privacy statute shields the identities of people who want …
Read More »School Board Candidates’ Questions of the week
This is the first of three question-and-answer features we are running to provide information to voters on the positions of the …
Read More »Infrastructure work could close Elk Avenue in summer 2027
Time to do a complete overhaul of downtown? [ by Mark Reaman ] Crested Butte town staff and council are starting to …
Read More »School board candidates share their views on education issues
Three open GWSD board seats [ By Kendra Walker ] Last week, the six candidates vying for three open Gunnison Watershed …
Read More »CB South trail a long and winding process
STOR advises county to proceed with engineering study [ By Katherine Nettles ] During a Gunnison County Sustainable Tourism and Outdoor …
Read More »Briefs: Crested Butte Council
[ By Kendra Walker and Mark Reaman ] MacMillan leaving council soon Councilmember Jason MacMillan shared that his days as a …
Read More »Mt. Crested Butte accepts 2022 audit
Funds in really good shape [ By Kendra Walker ] Earlier this summer, the Mt. Crested Butte town council reviewed the …
Read More »CB council ponders an Elk Avenue renovation for 2025
Heated sidewalks? Wider, flatter streetscape? [ By Mark Reaman ] Crested Butte long-range planner Mel Yemma said staff was suggesting the …
Read More »MetRec grant snub riles up local nonprofit CB Devo
Applications meant to be competitive [ By Mark Reaman ] The Crested Butte Development Team (CB Devo) is not happy with …
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