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Big picture concern is whether it makes town more traffic-friendly By Mark Reaman The Crested Butte Town Council will gather some …
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ICElab receives $50k from County to continue mission to diversify economy
“We have had an amazing first year” by Kristy Acuff The Gunnison County Board of Commissioners voted Tuesday to allocate $50,000 to …
Read More »CBMR details Teo-2 proposal to town council
Public comment period ends next month By Mark Reaman Crested Butte Mountain Resort representatives presented details of the Teocalli-2 expansion to the …
Read More »Mt. Crested Butte Hunter Ridge Parcel eligible for annexation
Project still has lengthy consideration process ahead by Cayla Vidmar A dozen neighbors of a proposed Mt. Crested Butte annexation—Hunter Ridge Parcel—showed …
Read More »CB council supports Public Land Initiative in forest plan revision
Collaborative, community-driven process By Mark Reaman Adding to its comment letter to the U.S. Forest concerning the scoping process for the …
Read More »CB Council keeping an eye on Brush Creek developments
Worried about the future impacts for big picture of affordable housing By Mark Reaman While not privy to the latest revision …
Read More »Large Trampe Ranchland preservation deal complete
Tuesday’s closing is last link in significant project By Mark Reaman One of the most significant land preservation actions in Colorado concluded …
Read More »Heights subdivision homeowners officially file lawsuit against town
Who owns the hillside? By Mark Reaman The 12 property owners in the Heights subdivision, located on The Bench above Big …
Read More »Eleven removes application for its heli request
“The proposal became a distraction” By Kristy Acuff Eleven Experience and Scarp Ridge, LLC removed its application to Gunnison County to build …
Read More »Odd season ends with weird last day
Queen impacted by ice most of the day By Mark Reaman The last day of the 2017/18 lift-assisted ski season was …
Read More »Taylor River flow forecast looking low
But flows on the Taylor River will be raft-able by Kristy Acuff The Bureau of Reclamation issued its preliminary summer operations …
Read More »Town to finance duplex project
Housing Authority to get commission By Mark Reaman Given the reserves in the town of Crested Butte coffers, financing for the …
Read More »Gunnison Rising development seeks funding from county for planning
Looking to re-vision the 600 acres on the eastern edge of Gunnison By Kristy Acuff The owner of a 600-acre parcel …
Read More »Spruce and fir beetles are making their way to CB
“This is new territory for us” by Kristy Acuff The Colorado State Forest Service presented its 2017 Report on the Health …
Read More »Human waste addressed by USFS, chamber
New program brings toilets to trailheads By Aimee Eaton Spring is here, and the Upper Valley is beginning to gear up for …
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