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Could shift some inspection authority to county, not enforcement According to Gunnison County officials, two months of trying to find a …
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Low-altitude flight training planned for Gunnison Valley
Some flights as low as 300 feet The U.S. Air Force is proposing low-altitude flight training that would allow it to …
Read More »Crested Butte Council delving into 2012 budget
Talking mill levy, reserves, solar panels and bathrooms It is the start of budget season among local governments and no local …
Read More »Deadline to purchase 2011/2012 CBMR season passes approaching
Early season pass prices expire Friday Early season pricing expires on September 23, 2011 for 2011-2012 pass products and mountain …
Read More »Council willing to explore idea of new bus stop on Elk Avenue
“Let’s meet at the Donita’s, I mean Museum Stop…” A working group will get together soon to study the feasibility of …
Read More »Shift in leadership of the Mt. C.B. Performing Arts Center
Change at the top A restructuring in the leadership of the Mt. Crested Butte Performing Arts Center (PAC) project took place …
Read More »Proposed drilling near White Pine alarms residents
“Don’t think we don’t share your concerns” A proposal to drill nine exploratory holes near White Pine, Colo. drew a crowd …
Read More »Bus service will be free and more frequent this winter
Airfare sales a little slow Bus service between Gunnison and Mt. Crested Butte will increase to eight trips a day for …
Read More »Local group saves 60 horses from slaughter, puts spotlight on treatment
“Horses are not cattle” With her camera in hand, Annette Butler climbed into a corral beside an old homestead near Crested …
Read More »Court calls county gas regs ‘valid’ in SG lawsuit
County refunds Gunnison Energy Corporation $20,000 Gunnison County walked away from a legal exchange with SG Interests I Ltd. with an …
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