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Water Conservancy District gears up for water fight within the state
Meetings leading up to July deadline After a promising start to the snow season fizzled out by mid-month, a late January …
Read More »Continued growth means CBCS to get new principal
Elementary school principal coming next year Gunnison Watershed School District superintendent Doug Tredway rolled out a major reconfiguration of the district’s …
Read More »Chodounsky punches his ticket to Sochi games
“Just ski like I have been and punch it!” It all started for David Chodounsky at Buck Hill in Minnesota. Twenty-five …
Read More »Planning Commission says yes to Eleven’s sketch plan for Irwin
Eleven’s quest for domination continues The potential expansion of commercial property in the Irwin area moved closer to reality last week …
Read More »Friends of Flight moves forward
RTA to offer $400 credits to participating businesses The Gunnison Valley Rural Transportation Authority is moving forward with its plan to …
Read More »Town of Crested Butte purchases final phase of Kochevar land
Trust for Public Land and Crested Butte Land Trust are key partners Forty-two acres of lush wetlands in the Slate River …
Read More »Theft at Kebler trailhead goes unresolved
$3,000 in snowmobile parts stolen The Kebler winter trailhead one and a half miles west of Crested Butte often looks like …
Read More »Want to buy a Snodgrass ranch and a North Village? CBMR lists property
It can be yours for $12.6 million The North Village property on Snodgrass is for sale. Owned by the operators of …
Read More »CBMR rocking a banner year in both sales and snowfall
Mountain is open wall-to-wall, bookings are solid For the first time since the winter of 2010-2011, Crested Butte Mountain Resort is …
Read More »CB’s Aaron Blunck to represent U.S. in Sochi
“I dropped in and I was feeling it” The last two weeks may have been the longest in Aaron Blunck’s life …
Read More »Briefs County
County adopts 2014 budgetAfter several months of review and consideration, Gunnison County has approved and adopted the 2014 budget. The budget …
Read More »Town keeping streets pretty clear without benefit of night crew
One extra body making a big difference A good snow cycle means fresh powder on the mountains, and fresh powder on …
Read More »Briefs Crested Butte
6 The council decided that it would shift the start time of its meetings. They will start regular meetings at 6 …
Read More »Snowmobiler survives unplanned night out in Kebler backcountry
Chalk one up to emergency preparedness Disaster was averted last week when a local 25-year-old man was found walking toward the …
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