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What’s in store for potential hydropower Two hundred feet beneath a wall of solid rock and concrete, the sound of water …
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Local accountant to take plea bargain
Faces a minimum of $70,000 in restitution A local accountant accepted a plea bargain this month after being charged with embezzling …
Read More »Kebler Wagon Trail extension work to continue this summer
Forest Service considering .75 mile addition The Crested Butte Mountain Bike Association (CBMBA) and Gunnison Trails Commission are seeking Forest Service …
Read More »Annexation guidelines firming up
Wetland discussion set for March In an effort to more clearly define specific parameters for the developers hoping to annex land …
Read More »BOZAR selects 2008 Project of the Year: Dogwood
The Board of Zoning and Architectural Review (BOZAR) recently held their annual year end review to consider the completed projects from …
Read More »McGuinness continues progress in Grand Junction
Hockey player in physical therapy The Gunnison High School hockey player injured in a game in Durango on February 14 remains …
Read More »Jim Starr to testify on the 1872 Mining Law
Going to Washington Gunnison County commissioner Jim Starr is going to Washington. He has been asked to appear before the House …
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Sixth Street Station plugging along with tentaclesThe huge Sixth Street Station project is trudging through the town review process. The developers …
Read More »CBMR Master Plan meeting to focus on Snodgrass next week
“It helps us in review of the individual pieces” Crested Butte Mountain Resort will be making a presentation of the ski …
Read More »Festivals in town will strive for a greener tint this year
Moving actively toward more recycling and less trash In an effort to do more than just talk the talk, the town …
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