“Proud does not really describe it.”—Michael Blunck Facebook post One of ours is going to the biggest sporting event in the …
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Quick and passionate versus deliberate and serious. The state made the right call revoking the VCUP
It is natural in this day and age to want what you want – now. Just do it. Why wait? Git …
Read More »What’s the big deal? Doing the deal legally is the big deal…
Like a stereotypical stoner home from school in the middle of the day, I took a bite of pizza and Googled …
Read More »Skiing the vibe…embrace the challenge in 2014.
A photo making the social media rounds the last week of December brought some pride to those who ski Crested Butte. …
Read More »A New Year’s List. Don’t end up regretting…
So around this time every year, the media has a tendency to compile lists. It’s an easy way to fill space …
Read More »Caddis Flats: Crested Butte’s most visionary move 30 years from now?
Kudos to the Crested Butte Town Council for taking the time to talk about the Caddis Flats project in general and …
Read More »Six pounds of flour in a five-pound bag?
The Crested Butte Town Council is doing the right thing to hold a deep discussion about the proposed low-income affordable housing …
Read More »State and local law enforcement investigating Gunnison BLM arson
“It could have been bad…” An arson in the area is not very common. An arson on a government building is …
Read More »Take a second
With a valley covered in white, it is time to be thankful. Not just for the Thursday holiday that bears the …
Read More »Transitions
The rhythm of this valley makes it clear it is time to transition… Believe it or not, the ski area opens …
Read More »Low income housing – Good idea. Wrong place? The time to talk about it is now
Warning: This editorial will not follow all the standards of Crested Butte political correctness… There are a few giant elephants in …
Read More »A wolf in wolf’s clothing…
The mine issue blew up over the weekend. Through some quick local action and common sense review by the state, the …
Read More »Ski town optimism
Pessimism leads to weakness, optimism to power —William James Daylight Savings Time ends this Sunday, November 3. The idea makes some …
Read More »It’s election time….
First things first. Vote for Amendment 66. It will help schools across the state and will directly benefit the schools in …
Read More »Quick thoughts: Community values, GUC air bribes and a cocktail
We asked those running for Town Council what it is they mean when they cite the political tagline of “preserving Crested …
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