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Garland withdraws $1,000,000 We are in the midst of the hottest days of the summer so it’s the perfect time to …
Read More »County investigates ways to preserve ranching heritage
Plan includes education, incentives and support Gunnison County laid out a plan for conserving the area’s ranchlands for future generations at …
Read More »Salazar agrees to look at mining law reform
Emphasizes need for energy independence The audience at the Crested Butte Public Policy Forum on Saturday, July 12 wanted to talk …
Read More »Hazy skies due to West’s wildfires
Local wilderness fire being left alone Despite a wildfire burning on the Grand Mesa and one in the West Elk wilderness, …
Read More »Four questions on Mt. Crested Butte ballot
$7.6 million bond issue, property tax increase going before voters Town officials in Mt. Crested Butte agreed on Tuesday night to …
Read More »Market Day
On Sunday, I spent most of my day at the Crested Butte Farmer’s Market selling baked goods on behalf of Partners, …
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—NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING—CRESTED BUTTE BOARD OF ZONINGAND ARCHITECTURAL REVIEWTOWN OF CRESTED BUTTE, COLORADO (211 Gothic Ave.)PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT a …
Read More »Gunnison Legals
—MEETING NOTICE— The Board of Directors of the Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District and will conduct its regular board meeting …
Read More »State gets mixed signals locally for protection of Gunnison River
HCCA withdraws recommendation Although the water temperature in the Gunnison River is only a little over 40 degrees, a local recommendation …
Read More »Governments object to federal call for more airport personnel
Congress looking to pass FAA reauthorization City and county officials are urging the U.S. Congress to eliminate a provision in an …
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