Okay, this one won’t be too popular. Not to put too much of a negatory vibe on the whole deal, but …
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Window of opportunity?
Every once in a while, a window of opportunity opens in life. Despite some nasty spring weather this week, the universe …
Read More »Trails of spring sanity
With not a lot going on in town, the idea was to write about something on the world scene. You know, …
Read More »Trail blessings
Councilperson Jim Schmidt put out a plea last week for people to let him know if a group he is leading …
Read More »Vision statement
It could be kind of funny. The Crested Butte Town Council is searching for a vision: A vision statement, actually. They …
Read More »OP-ED: Electricity provider continues funneling local dollars to unneeded coal plant
Tri-State, the utility that generates electricity for 44 rural electric cooperatives including Gunnison County Electric Association (GCEA), continues to push for …
Read More »Obama is losing me…
“No nation could preserve its freedom in the midst of continual warfare.”—James Madison, 1795 Apparently we are supposed to live in …
Read More »Hucking slush. Where were the elected leaders?
By the weekend, the topic of this week’s editorial was too obvious: the deplorable conditions of the Crested Butte streets, including …
Read More »Why make things harder?
Why does it seem some people or institutions want to make things harder than they need to be? Shouldn’t one goal …
Read More »Goodman, Gadhafi and perspective
So Amy Goodman…she of the happy unicorns and nothing but sunshine radio show is coming over to speak in Crested Butte …
Read More »Kumbaya
It’s not easy to go all kumbaya two weeks in a row, but every once in a while it puts local …
Read More »Midseason blessings
Midwinter safety check. Stay aware but stop the dark season bitching… for at least a few minutes. For some reason I …
Read More »Something’s got to change
Writer’s Note: With the mine on Mt. Emmons gaining momentum, I found myself compelled to throw a few thoughts in the …
Read More »Start with common sense
First off… that reference to Dickie Brown as Klinger from the TV show MASH by forester Jeff Burch at the Mt. …
Read More »Tell me why the council’s knickers are in a knot?
If the Crested Butte Town Council is going to get its panties in a knot over something, I am somewhat perplexed …
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