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Crested Butte Film Fest opens next week By Dawne Belloise Red Lady Films’ one-hour movie, High Country, will be one of …
Read More »High Country: A Crested Butte story featured at the film festival
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Benchtalk: September 11, 2020
Wakeup Call Okay then…dig out the boots and snow scraper and accept that a foot of snow in September is a …
Read More »The yin & yang of carbon Part 2
The future of carbon and climate modeling by Allen Best Last week Part 1 looked at John Harte’s experiment, started in …
Read More »Vinotok kicks off this week
A Vinotok Pilgrimage & Radio Theatre begin September 13 Vinotok has always prided itself on being an institution of sacred activism. …
Read More »Community Calendar: Thursday, September 10–Wednesday, September 16
THURSDAY 10 For full schedule of the Crested Butte Music Festival, go to crestedbuttemusicfestival.org. 1st annual Quiet Places Quest 2020 Wilderness …
Read More »Crested Butte: 2020, What Comes Around Goes Around: Transitions Part 2
By Mark Walker Impacted by the coronavirus and what is perceived as “social unrest,” Crested Butte and Gunnison Valley may be …
Read More »Crested Butte: 1970, Reflections on a Town in Transition Part 1
By Mark Walker This summer, I inadvertently came across a YouTube video of protesters marching down the streets of Crested Butte …
Read More »Profile: Brian Carney
By Dawne Belloise Amid blue metal panels of multi-colored blinking buttons, switches and flashing lights of enormous machines that seem to …
Read More »The yin and yang of carbon, Part 1
Warming Meadows experiment warns of a different, less colorful future by Allen Best, Big Pivots Editor’s note: This series looks at …
Read More »Crested Butte Land Trust and Mountain Roots collaborate to feed the community with Glacier Community Farm
Land stewardship addresses local food insecurity By Kendra Walker This spring when the coronavirus hit our valley and the nation hard, …
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