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Taylor Park hydro better than solar By Mark Reaman Two local renewable energy projects tied to the Gunnison County Electric Association …
Read More »Cottonwood Pass opens May 25
Kebler needs a little more time By Katherine Nettles Barring any major weather events or mechanical failures, Cottonwood Pass will reopen …
Read More »Community calendar Thursday, May 25–Wednesday, May 31
•Center for the Arts May 10 – 28: “What Roots May Clutch” gallery show by photographer Forest Woodward in the Kinder …
Read More »Contractor hired for Highway 133 sinkhole work repairs
The Colorado Department of Transportation has secured a contractor for emergency repairs on a damaged section of Colorado Highway 133 north …
Read More »CB council approves new rental pool restrictions for ADUs
Less restrictive new tier expected to be approved in the fall By Mark Reaman While the intent is there to have …
Read More »CBMR may delay summer operations due to slow melt at the resort
Final decision by May 29 By Kendra Walker While the snow is melting fast, it’s still lingering on the mountain and …
Read More »Briefs Crested Butte By Mark Reaman
Snow update In a brief winter snow recap for the Crested Butte town council at the May 15 meeting, staff reported …
Read More »Spring snow meltoff close to reaching its peak for Gunnison
Blue Mesa expected to fill this year By Katherine Nettles The Gunnison River could reach its peak runoff volume in the next …
Read More »Softball season on the near horizon
Opening day May 30 By Than Acuff Not sure if you’ve heard but there are robots now that can write term …
Read More »WHAT HAPPENS IN PARADISE STAYS IN PARADISE:
Paradise Place Preschool hosted a Glitter & Gold Casino Night fundraiser Saturday at the Center for the Arts and attracted local …
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