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“We won’t go to their level…” Negotiations between The Wilder on the Taylor private fishing retreat and local rafting companies are …
Read More »Council will consider Foothills payment plan
Reimbursement agreement calls for $99,000 The Crested Butte town council will consider a draft agreement over a payment plan between the …
Read More »Dam shows potential for green energy
“It’s got to be economically feasible” The Taylor Dam’s ability to produce hydropower has never been in question. But its economic …
Read More »Half-dozen sites being considered for fireworks
Custom program possible Efforts are under way to test various launch sites for fireworks in Crested Butte and Mt. Crested Butte, …
Read More »CBMR Adventure Park will feature 18 holes of mini golf
New course ready to play June 19 After completing its own research, the Mt. Crested Butte Downtown Development Authority agreed to …
Read More »Public raises concerns about new jail location
“I don’t need her walking past some sex-starved criminals” After scraping away some of the surface concerns the public has raised …
Read More »Titans track returns to competition
“Everyone’s digging in for the final push” Despite a four-week break since the Crested Butte Titans track team lined up for …
Read More »Youth soccer team opens new season
1-1 draw with Durango On Saturday, April 24, in Montrose, the Paradise Football Club (PFC) U14 team played a great match …
Read More »Team Alpine Orthopaedics opens spring bike racing competitions
“The first race is always a shock to your body” The first test for new Gunnison Valley bike team, Team Alpine …
Read More »Burn the Gulf!
If a couple of guys, say two of the aliens Stephen Hawking believes are out in the Universe, are floating above …
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