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Curecanti accessible to public during government shutdown During the shutdown of the federal government due to the lapse of appropriations, national …
Read More »Benchtalk: December 28, 2018
NICE VIEW
Adaptive Sports Center executive director Chris Hensley (left) shows off the view from the rooftop deck of the Kelsey Wright building …
Read More »New Adaptive facility on track in Mt. Crested Butte
Taking a tour of the newest Base Area building By Mark Reaman What is now a major construction site in the …
Read More »Paid parking remains on Crested Butte council radar for the future
Public outreach is key By Mark Reaman The Crested Butte Town Council has a paid parking installation plan in its back …
Read More »RTA board thinks more snow will mean more bookings
“Snow cures all sins…” by Mark Reaman After a trip to Chicago earlier this month to meet United Airlines officials, representatives …
Read More »Film Fest presents outdoor adventure films
By Michael Brody, Crested Butte Film Festival Take a well-deserved break from your outdoor pursuits in Crested Butte and see some …
Read More »The ever-evolving Crested Butte Creative District
By Dawne Belloise When the coal mines of Crested Butte shut down in the mid 1950s, the new ski area that …
Read More »A Brief History of Why We Drink on New Year’s
“Wassail! Wassail! All over the town, our toast it is white and our ale it is brown; Our bowl it is …
Read More »Western Colorado University receives recycling grant
Staying sustainable By Lauren Porter How many times a day do we throw something in the garbage without thinking to recycle …
Read More »Solstice, the “Vail Bump” and the ADU conundrum
The solstice, any solstice, is a good marker for this mountain town. They come with celebrations and prayers. With this latest …
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