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From water to marketing The Crested Butte Town Council heard updates from several local organizations at the February 19 meeting. Maya …
Read More »Council hears BOZAR appeal from Dogwood
Dogwood makes its case The Crested Butte town council heard an appeal of a Board of Zoning and Architectural Review (BOZAR) …
Read More »Western State grads make historic land donation
Two graduates of Western State Colorado University are giving back to the school they love, donating a significant tract of land …
Read More »Briefs Crested Butte
Guns in school…doing the trainingCrested Butte chief marshal Tom Martin informed the council there would be a practice session at the …
Read More »It’s about riding the wave of energy
It hit me Monday morning about 8:45. I was in the middle of the biggest lift line of the year, waiting …
Read More »Council commits to developing Big Mine Park Master Plan
“You don’t want to wait for your vacation days to plan your trip…” The Crested Butte Town Council gave the go-ahead …
Read More »Construction to return to Taylor Canyon in May
Traffic will be redirected over Jack’s Cabin cutoff Road construction is poised to return to Taylor Canyon this summer. The Federal …
Read More »Dry summer ahead unless late season snows deliver
Taylor reservoir “ruler flat for last four months” A foot of fresh snow like we had Monday morning helps the ski resort, …
Read More »Nordic team seals two spots at U.S. Junior Nationals
One qualifier to go The countdown to Nordic Junior Nationals continues and following this weekend’s races, two Crested Butte Nordic Team …
Read More »Aaron Blunck back on track for halfpipe World Championships
Wins Aspen Open After a tough run at a World Cup halfpipe ski event in Sochi, Russia, Aaron Blunck returned to …
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