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No School November 5 Teachers will be participating in a staff development program on Friday, November 5. As a result, there …
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Teacher Workday Camp November 5th at The Studio Art School! Friday, 11/5 join the fun at The Studio’s camp from 8:30am …
Read More »Titans cross country peaks at state championships
Girls’ team takes third, Ian Boucher fifth Crested Butte cross-country coaches Connie Hayden and Shari Sullivan-Marshall had just one thing to …
Read More »County takes over trouble at Buckhorn Ranch subdivision
Witches’ spell? After watching slow progress in bringing the Buckhorn Ranch subdivision’s infrastructure and amenities up to standard, the Board of …
Read More »Town council puts finishing touches on tight 2011 budget
Sales tax coming back slowly Some good news on the financial front came to the Crested Butte Town Council this week. …
Read More »Council rewarding “cool thou” to each town employee in budget
Stipend for putting up with “whacked-out” council In a multi-million dollar town budget, talk over $40,000—the amount Town Council agreed to …
Read More »County budget gets new look
Appropriations up this year Gunnison County took a new approach to its budgeting process this year by trying to tie a …
Read More »RTA grants five-year bus service contract to Alpine Express
“We were fortunate to have two excellent bids” Get on the bus. During its October 8 meeting, the Gunnison Valley Rural …
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First of all, congratulations to Phil Chamberland. He won the Gunnison County commissioner’s seat Tuesday, taking down three-term incumbent Jim Starr. …
Read More »Low-altitude training could come to skies near you soon
Commissioners ask for new review process before November 15 deadline Gunnison County residents might have to give up a little piece …
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