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Law enforcement presence at all district campuses By Kendra Walker and Katherine Nettles Earlier this week on March 10, the Gunnison …
Read More »Crested Butte massaging zoning code update suggestions
Higher parking in lieu fees, no four-story buildings, robotaxis instead of parking… By Mark Reaman As the Crested Butte town council, …
Read More »Report considers rare earth mining potential in Powderhorn
“It’s an environmentally messy affair” By Katherine Nettles A new study published last month by a Colorado nonprofit research organization has …
Read More »Gunnison River Partners broadening business offerings
Investing, advising, mentoring, connecting By Mark Reaman A local group that has helped fund several businesses in the region since 2012 …
Read More »CB mayor Ian Billick touches base with reps in D.C.
Hanging with Bennet, Hurd and Hickenlooper’s people By Mark Reaman Crested Butte mayor Ian Billick returned last week from a five-day …
Read More »Climbing for Change: Seven valley locals successfully climb Kilimanjaro
Raising awareness for nonprofit We See Hope By Dawne Belloise What began as an idea to support young people in sub-Saharan …
Read More »Community Calendar Thursday, March 12–Wednesday, March 18
THURSDAY 12 • 3-5 p.m. Live music by DJ Mijo at José’s patio. •4-5:30 p.m. St. Mary’s Garage is open for …
Read More »Titans track opens season in Delta with strong results
New track, full coaching staff shows in Delta By Than Acuff Veteran Crested Butte Titans track and field coach Shari Sullivan-Marshall …
Read More »CB Titans girls’ soccer setting up for successful season
“Our ability across the group is pretty high” By Than Acuff The Crested Butte Titans girls’ soccer team closed out last …
Read More »Titans boys’ basketball falls in first round of state tourney
“The first half was playing to our ceiling” By Than Acuff Everything looked in place for the Crested Butte Titans boys’ …
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