For those who support the MSEOTH for publicity…you got your wish. It is everrrrrrrywhere in the world. Locally, there were plenty …
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Finding promotional balance between beer, weed, open space and sports?
Could in the end, the MSEOTH (Major Special Event on the Horizon) be—too mild? Painting the streets blue and playing Twister …
Read More »Getting real with the fantasy…
As generally outlined in last week’s CB News, I am a supporter of Crested Butte hosting the major special event on …
Read More »Being pretty darn pregnant but still having no idea what the baby will look like…
When it comes to the major special event on the horizon (MSEOTH – an acronym that sounds like an army from …
Read More »Busyness reminder: Don’t assume you have the right-of-way
As we head into what is traditionally the second busiest weekend of the summer I’d like to throw out another safety …
Read More »Thoughts running on fumes…
For the last couple of weekends the family project has been staining the house. My wife and two boys have real …
Read More »When “plan” becomes more than a four-letter word
An update on the local water planning situation On or near the end of this month, Gunnison River Basin Roundtable …
Read More »Marijuana dispensaries are a real business in town— and a good business
The Crested Butte News office is located at Third and Belleview. About six months ago this astute newspaper reporter-type started noticing …
Read More »Quick thoughts on bus service, backcountry respect, art centers, name changes and seniors…
You asked for it…so use it or lose it. As Ken Kesey once said, “You’re either on the bus or off …
Read More »Riding the summer coaster
“I think we’ve been discovered…”—Biker waiting his turn to start riding the Lupine trail on Saturday It is understandable if you …
Read More »Caught in a bad housing circle
Coming back to Crested Butte from an east coast beach town I was struck by the difference in signs. Not the …
Read More »Talk about a favorite month…look outside. Better yet, get outside
I can’t help myself. While columnist and snow lover John Norton has voiced his preference for Favorite Month in Crested Butte …
Read More »Acronym overload…along with ticks, promotions, taxes and mines
It is a somewhat chilly Monday after a Sunday that sat on the cusp of winter and spring. And I’m in …
Read More »Crested Butte’s finances are really healthy, so…
A financial audit is like taking a physical. Actually, the process is probably like getting a tooth pulled without gas. But …
Read More »It’s not just the things, it’s the attitudes that matter
The impacts of “growth” don’t just come in the form of more good things (Norton’s Notions) or more bad things (Bill …
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