At least one bear back in town It’s been a very rude awakening for at least one bear in Crested Butte …
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Town going ahead with major revamp of Four-way Stop
Public meeting on plans coming up Those looking to paddle “Lake Alpineer” would be wise to get their boating in this …
Read More »RTA to extend its bus service through spring and summer
Nine round trips The familiar bus service between Crested Butte and Gunnison will continue this summer, and the Gunnison Valley Rural …
Read More »Affordable housing fees spur debate amongst officials
Critics of current method say fee structure doesn’t match needs After voting just three weeks ago to create a uniform affordable …
Read More »State imposes fines for 2005 sewer spill
$48,000 to Peanut Mine work After extensive negotiations, the Mt. Crested Butte Water and Sanitation District has reached a settlement agreement …
Read More »Speaker calls for rewilding the west
Rewilding Institute director makes case for carnivores At his lecture in Western State College’s Kebler Ballroom on Thursday, March 20, environmentalist …
Read More »Residents send a clear message on Snodgrass issue
Environmental and water concerns top list of worries The message from members of the public attending a Crested Butte Town Council …
Read More »County celebrates bringing Willows into health system
“We’re basically bringing it all together” Resident Eleanor Munger is effusive in her praise for the staff who manage and staff …
Read More »Red Lady Coalition retains the world’s largest law firm
DLA Piper agrees to take on Red Lady Case The Red Lady Coalition (RLC) has retained DLA Piper to represent them …
Read More »Town starts work on watershed ordinance
Public hearings coming up Protecting the town’s water supply from the effects of future development—including a proposed molybdenum mine on Mt. …
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