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Paving and restrictions continue until further notice. Cyclists still banned By Kristy Acuff Cottonwood Pass officially opened Monday, August 12, with …
Read More »DUCK DIVE
Thousands of athletic rubber duckies jumped into Coal Creek for the annual race sponsored by the local Rotary.
Read More »One-year extension granted to Brush Creek
Gates now has until October 31 to get towns to approve 156-unit proposal By Kristy Acuff The Gunnison Board of County …
Read More »Be aware of the bears
It’s getting to be that time of year for “furry burglars” By Mark Reaman You might think, given the thick foliage …
Read More »Council backs neighbors over developer on noise issue
Four weeks of 24/7 generator not acceptable By Mark Reaman Consciously choosing to accommodate citizens living in town rather than the …
Read More »Legals: August 9, 2019
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Read More »Long-running warming experiment turned off at RMBL
But the science continues Courtesy RMBL This July, the Rocky Mountain Biological Lab turned off the power to the longest-running warming …
Read More »Benchtalk: August 9, 2019
Gebhart Memorial Overlook ribbon cutting this Saturday Please join the Crested Butte Land Trust in remembering a conservation icon, “The Honorable …
Read More »Ball Bash to take over fields this weekend
More softball for the masses by Than Acuff Just in case you haven’t had enough softball in your life, here’s some …
Read More »Pitas Meatsticks slugs its way to semifinals
EABOD by Than Acuff Imagine my excitement when a fax, yup a fax, came into the Crested Butte News last week …
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