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Long-term planning for the Hwy. 135 corridor Park and Ride stations are commonplace in urban settings and mountain towns alike, and …
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Denver-based architectural firm selected for Performing Arts CenterSlaterpaull Architects of Denver was selected from a pool of five firms to design …
Read More »Forest Service’s Charlie Richmond well aware of Snodgrass outcry
Philosophy of the decision; death by a thousand cuts. “No backroom deals” Forest Supervisor Charlie Richmond admits that his Delta office …
Read More »Riding the passion break…
Okay, I admit it…the Snodgrass decision is ruining my life. I’m tired and it’s all because of Snodgrass. My car needs …
Read More »Stressed and strapped home- owners weigh their options
“It’s hard to wrap your arms around all the foreclosure data” As of November 15, 2009, Gunnison County foreclosure filings have …
Read More »Bear mauls ninja to give Mason four-year council term
It’s like the Old West…sort of The ninja lost the final battle and so the bear will occupy the Crested Butte …
Read More »IBG snowcat ski operation in Irwin gets final okay
Permits allow for December 1 start Irwin Backcountry Guides (IBG) should soon be open for business, now that it has permits from …
Read More »Legals
—regular town council meeting—December 1, 2009 ~ 6:00 pmCouncil chambersMt. Crested Butte, Colorado • 6:00 – Public Hearing – Application For …
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Architects to begin crafting design for performing arts centerThe town of Mt. Crested Butte and the Crested Butte Music Festival continue …
Read More »WSC rugby player chosen as all-star
Nate Acrey one of 23 players First season Western State College (WSC) rugby player Nate Acrey was selected to represent the Eastern …
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