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#DefundDAPL movement goes local; focuses on Wells Fargo and Bank of the West patrons by Crystal Kotowski Local water protectors will …
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Mt. Crested Butte supporting MCBPAC efforts to secure funding
“We think he took a superficial look at it previously” By Alissa Johnson The Mt. Crested Butte Town Council has submitted …
Read More »Town willing to consider stacked parking for hotel
Concerns voiced over practicality by Mark Reaman Developers of the proposed Crested Butte Hotel in the Sixth Street Station development are hoping …
Read More »Proposed Horse Park Ranch one step closer to development
“I’m blown away by the research and conscious planning” By Crystal Kotowski With the uncertainty of the Lost Miner Ranch and Equestrian …
Read More »Council looking at zoning as way to control short-term rentals
Can full-time residents always have STR licenses? By Mark Reaman Understanding that there is no perfect solution that will please everyone, …
Read More »First Trampe Ranch parcel transaction completed
Home Ranch begins major preservation effort by Mark Reaman The first conclusive step in a long process to conserve 6,000 acres of …
Read More »New gas development could bring 35 new wells to Gunnison County
BLM, Forest Service accepting comments on project north of Paonia By Alissa Johnson The Bureau of Land Management and the Forest …
Read More »County takes stand on public land transfer discussion
82 percent of county lands are public by Crystal Kotowski Gunnison County commissioners submitted and passed a final resolution articulating the county’s …
Read More »Grant launches local Colorado Water Plan implementation
Needs assessments to focus on agriculture, starting in Ohio Creek, Lake Fork of the Gunnison, and East River by Crystal Kotowski In …
Read More »County commissioners researching new compliance services to help manage STRs
“We want to have a level playing field” by Crystal Kotowski The Gunnison County commissioners want to make sure that people …
Read More »Moving ahead with the Carbondale to Crested Butte trail
County and CB willing to help but not top priority By Mark Reaman & Crystal kotowski While willing to help facilitate …
Read More »Fundraising pledges lined up for Trampe deal completion
From one dollar to $10 million: The power of partnership By Mark Reaman The entire Trampe Ranch conservation project, worth more …
Read More »CBCS students designing rental house head for final BOZAR review
Town decides on “flipped” floor plan and students explore challenge of micro lot by Aimee Eaton For some students a high school …
Read More »Dealing with Big Mine Park avalanche danger
Town and homeowners agree to have a sit-down By Mark Reaman A dozen homeowners and the town of Crested Butte are trying …
Read More »Colorado politicians, conservation advocates converge at WSCU to discuss political climate
“Conservation values are Colorado values” by Crystal Kotowski Keeping public lands in public hands, the path to decarbonization, securing funding for …
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