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I’ve got to give the experienced lawyer credit. At the end of a meeting that wasn’t going so well for his …
Read More »Foothills annexation proposal brings out the public comment
Some members of the public say start at zero Members of the general public had another chance to comment to the …
Read More »Colorado River District board elects new officers
Andrew A. Mueller of Ouray County was unanimously elected on Tuesday, January 20, 2009, as the new president of the Colorado …
Read More »Freestyle, Freeski, or Freeride, the rules still apply on the mountain
CBMR struggles with recent crime Evan Dawson They may not be the streets normally patrolled by the police, but law enforcement …
Read More »Land Trust and town council promise a more open relationship
Moving ahead in a field of hugs Agreeing that better communication is in order, the Crested Butte Town Council and the …
Read More »State senate proposal could alter the price of electricity for residential users
If you use a lot, you could pay a lot more A bill out of the Colorado state senate this week …
Read More »Mining company seeks okay for baseline studies on Red Lady
HCCA waiting to comment Thompson Creek Metals Company filed an application at the end of January with the United State Forest …
Read More »Briefs… Mt. Crested Butte
Town park gets some loveThe Ted Scheske Memorial Park in Mt. Crested Butte (a.k.a. town park) is getting some financial love …
Read More »Annexation proposal in Mt. Crested Butte draws public fire
Too much density on the edge of town? The public came out in force last week in Mt. Crested Butte to …
Read More »School district pays price for LEED quality
Documentation and other “soft costs” will be an additional $40,000 The RE1J school district would rather not put a price tag …
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