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Personality conflicts lead to dismissals In an admittedly unusual move, the Crested Butte Land Trust board has voted off three of …
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Carbon neutral tag gets dropped from SPDR
Carbon neutrality won’t be required of mega-projects in Gunnison County under the Special Development Project Regulations, at least not yet.
Read More »Roadless rule debate ends up back on the teeter totter
“These lands belong to all Americans” Former President Bill Clinton created the National Roadless Rule in early 2001 as one of …
Read More »Briefs Mt. Crested Butte
Sales tax staying afloatThe sales tax report for June is in. The town collected $64,520 for the month, which is about …
Read More »Meetings set to explain Blue Mesa Reservoir fishery management issues
The Colorado Division of Wildlife has scheduled four meetings throughout the state to discuss fishery management issues at Blue Mesa Reservoir. …
Read More »Taylor Park hydropower study about to begin
Will it make economic sense? More than a half dozen firms are asking the Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District (UGRWCD) …
Read More »Mountain Express adjusting winter schedule with minor cuts
Half-hour service will end the day With sales tax in Crested Butte and Mt. Crested Butte in decline, the Mountain Express …
Read More »County to plow Kebler Pass Road to ‘Y’ until Thanksgiving
Extra effort to aid early season Nordic skiing Gunnison County will plow Kebler Pass Road from Crested Butte to the turn-off …
Read More »County Commissioners prepare to adopt regulations for mega-projects
Carbon neutrality gets dropped, for now The Gunnison Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) is poised to adopt the Special Development Project …
Read More »School renovations continue as teachers prepare for new year
“The kids shouldn’t need hard hats…” Walking into the Crested Butte Community School through a corridor of chain link fence feels …
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