I did not attend last week’s public hearing on the proposed Starview development. I figured it would move to the next …
Read More »Editorial
State sustainability mandate is a deal that smells for our working class
Here’s an unusual start to one of my editorials: I agree with the local Republicans … or at least agree they …
Read More »CB’s latest Telluride connection…
Notice more New York accents than usual this past week? New Yorkers love Telluride. Forbes Magazine last summer called Telluride “the …
Read More »HAPPY HOLIDAYS:
The CB News staff circus thanks our readers, advertisers and supporters for their continued support. We wish happy and healthy holidays …
Read More »Believe it or not….
Believe it or not, the days stop shrinking this weekend and we will start to get a tad more sunlight with …
Read More »Deep breathing: North Valley development, field lights and the noon whistle
Taking deep breaths anytime is good. Taking them in times of stress and change are necessary. If I recall, the town …
Read More »Early winter thoughts…
Sunday was a day…a winter day. Several inches of fresh certainly helped with appearances in a ski town and at the …
Read More »Thanks for the Giving
This is a special place but the long nights during the holidays when there isn’t enough snow for anything resembling a …
Read More »Titans lit up the state…do we need to light up the turf?
First — small town kudos go out to the Titans. Congrats to the boys Crested Butte soccer team for an exciting …
Read More »Sad, and then mad, and then glad, but still mad…
In what by all accounts appeared to be an unnecessary car wreck last week, I have been at times sad, mad …
Read More »Hello!? Stop damaging our wetlands!
The spectacular Northern Lights show Tuesday evening took some of the edge off my irritation when I was told one of …
Read More »Mayors, wetlands, Walter and listening
First off, congratulations to Ian Billick for being elected to a third term as Crested Butte mayor. As noted last week, …
Read More »Billick has earned your vote for CB mayor…
Let’s start with the disclosures of a small town. I have known both candidates for Crested Butte mayor, Ian Billick and …
Read More »Governing by magic wands and ruby slippers. Are town streets worth a couple of pizzas?
If it would work, I too would be a fan of making town decisions via magic wand and ruby slippers. To …
Read More »It’s not the right time to change the Center ownership
The debate over whether the town of Crested Butte should transfer the Center ownership title to the Center for the Arts …
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