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“The added benefit should be felt soon” The latest word from AT&T related to the area’s network cell coverage is that …
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Council helps fund local bridge art in August with $2,000 grant
It will create a buzz This August, you can expect to see some unique and large art projects adorning a half-dozen …
Read More »School district looks at impact of past budget cuts on academics
Less funding expected next year One school year after implementing some major cuts to several programs across the RE1J school district, …
Read More »Town holds onto deed restrictions
“That bigger picture isn’t really a picture anymore” Members of the Mt. Crested Butte Town Council turned down a request to …
Read More »Judge: Bond plea agreement needs to include time in jail
Rotary to get final money when house closes It appears that at least some jail time will be part of any …
Read More »GVH implementing sweeping changes
Cost reduction measures include CEO change Like many valley businesses affected by this year’s slow winter season, Gunnison Valley Health is …
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Sales tax surprise: It’s not as bad as we thought February sales tax figures are in and not as poor as …
Read More »Council adjusts sidewalk seating spaces
It provided hustle and bustle Summer sidewalk seating will make a return to Elk Avenue this summer. The Crested Butte Town …
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Kebler Pass a few weeks out from opening Public Works director Marlene Crosby confirmed that Kebler Pass has been plowed to …
Read More »Fossil Ridge 15-acre parcel will be subdivided to spur land exchange
Old Thorton cabin to become Nordic hut Step by step, the Gunnison Valley Housing Foundation is laying the groundwork to exchange …
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