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“It’s a no growth moratorium…” During the regular November 21 Crested Butte Town Council meeting, architects Gary and Jennifer Hartman addressed …
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Construction firm to tour GVH expansion after recent scrutiny
“I don’t have any reason to believe the plans were not done properly” Gunnison Valley Health chief executive officer Randy Phelps …
Read More »Sheriff and EPA investigating dog poisonings in Gunnison
One dead, five recover Six dogs in the Tomichi Heights subdivision east of Gunnison have been poisoned, with one dog dead …
Read More »Property value appeals less political with hearing officer
Better serving the public Traditionally, Gunnison County property owners appealing the valuation of their properties have made their case before the …
Read More »CBMR owner CNL not going away
Business will continue as usual for CBMR In October, the Denver Post reported that CNL Lifestyle Company, which owns 16 ski …
Read More »County gets “party status” in talks over fracking fluids
“Trade secrets” loophole causes concern Gunnison County is taking a seat at the table with “party status” in the discussion about …
Read More »Council trying to fix housing fee conundrum
Other options: sales tax, free market sale? How to provide and pay for affordable housing in Crested Butte continues to be …
Read More »Unfunded mandates weigh heavily on Gunnison RE1J school district
Schools forced to pick up the slack Look at any of the Gunnison RE1J school district’s recent budgets (available online) and …
Read More »Free skiing draws large crowds to opening day
Paradise Lift expected this weekend Crested Buttians who hit the slopes on opening day at Crested Butte Mountain Resort (CBMR) may …
Read More »Steady revenue stream makes Mt. Crested Butte budgeting easier
Cash reserves climbing toward 50 percent Mt. Crested Butte town officials are keeping a conservative outlook going into 2012, proposing a …
Read More »County commissioners ask for greater details regarding TA funds
“I’m actually quite concerned…” With revenue projections flat, the Gunnison Crested Butte Tourism Association (TA) isn’t changing much in next year’s …
Read More »Briefs Crested Butte
Input from Skip… murals, coffee and raises Former Crested Butte Councilperson Skip Berkshire addressed the new council with some suggestions at …
Read More »County tightens process to fund contract for services
$81,500 for community-based organizations The Board of County Commissioners is closer to finalizing a new contract for services approach to funding …
Read More »Town dealing with snowy streets the best it can at the moment
The most snow received in town thus far in a day: 2.8 inches The state of the streets has made some …
Read More »Chamber cuts ties with former director
D.A. still reviewing information The Crested Butte-Mt. Crested Butte Chamber of Commerce has terminated its relationship with executive director Richard Bond. …
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