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As the overnight temperatures plummeted, I upped the temperature in the house and started a trickle of water as I left …
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CBMR lift maintenance warns of potential union strike
“We don’t want to have to go on strike to be treated fairly, but we will do what we have to …
Read More »The Paragon Art Gallery’s Featured Artist of the Month: Bren Corn
This January, the Paragon Art Gallery is featuring artist Bren Corn. Bren is a painter foremost but dabbles in a number …
Read More »Titan boys’ hoops grind out win over Caprock
“I don’t think anybody thought we weren’t going to pull it out” By Than Acuff Following a week of focused workouts …
Read More »Long cold stretch testing valley but no major issues
We’re sort of used to it… By Katherine Nettles, Kendra Walker and Mark Reaman It’s been cold in the valley for the …
Read More »Adjusting the trash contract to encourage more composting
How to pay for a more robust composting program By Mark Reaman Despite the addition of curbside composting being an option …
Read More »School board reviewing bullying policies and procedures
Working on disconnect with definitions and communication By Kendra Walker The Gunnison Watershed School District school board is reviewing the district’s bullying …
Read More »Crested Butte South continues the quest for better cell service
Exploring possible cell tower locations By Katherine Nettles What little cell service there is in Crested Butte South is about to …
Read More »Briefs: Mt. Crested Butte
By Kendra Walker Gothic Road repair According to town manager Carlos Velado, the Mt. Crested Butte Water and Sanitation District’s patch …
Read More »Equipment failure causes Mt. Crested Butte power outage
On Friday, January 17, GCEA experienced a power outage affecting approximately 2,300 members in the Mt. Crested Butte area. The outage …
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