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10,000+—The number of cars heading back to Denver that I passed Monday morning while I was driving home. That was on …
Read More »Town looks at how to fund park and recreation maintenance in the future
New taxes, more volunteers, expensive weed? Who doesn’t love the Crested Butte parks? Most of the people who live or visit …
Read More »Council gives away town cul-de-sac to local developer
Second phase of Nordic Inn renovations almost complete In a 6-1 vote, the Mt. Crested Butte Town Council agreed to vacate …
Read More »CNL puts 7 resorts up for sale; CBMR not on the list
“Steady as she goes” Last week the Denver Post ran a story announcing a decision by the real estate investment trust …
Read More »Former Titan Linehan making strides on and off the track
Jack Linehan leads at Boston College It was four years ago this week that Titan Crested Butte student/athlete Jack Linehan wrapped …
Read More »Irwin Outfitters to offer summer outdoor options for teenagers
“Above all, be safe and have fun in the backcountry” While many of the kids in the Gunnison Valley have spent …
Read More »WSCU’s Szabo named women’s Regional Field Athlete of the Year
On pace to take NCAA Division II high jump title The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USFTCCCA) …
Read More »Titans track sees highs and lows at state championships
Amber Scott closes out career with three podiums Coach Laura Puckett called her teams’ performance at the 2A Colorado state championships …
Read More »Briefs Crested Butte
Temporary pot moratoriumThe council agreed at its Monday, May 20 meeting to put a temporary moratorium on the application for any …
Read More »School district depending on student count to help budget
Highest funded pupil count in district’s history Gunnison Watershed school district administrators are finding some familiar challenges, along with some unexpected …
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