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Government is meant to be the place for the people to speak as a collective. It never works fast but when …
Read More »Government is there for the people— not the big corporations
Community Calendar: Thursday, January 31–Wednesday, February 6
THURSDAY 31 • 6-7 a.m. Sunrise Vinyasa at Yoga for the Peaceful in CB South. • 7 a.m. Core Class at …
Read More »Re1J school district looks at its future and finances
Facilities master plan to be voted on next month By Katherine Nettles The Gunnison Watershed school district is looking hard at …
Read More »Tales from 53 years of visiting Crested Butte
The feeling hasn’t changed much, even if the lift ticket prices have By Cayla Vidmar There are tourists, there are second …
Read More »CB council echoes Mt. CB over Brush Creek memo
Lower density could have negative impact on lowest income earners By Mark Reaman The Crested Butte Town Council passed a “memorandum …
Read More »SIGNS OF THE TIMES
The third annual Crested Butte Women’s March took place Saturday, January 19.
Read More »Avalanche impacts the electric service up Cement Creek Valley
CB Avy Center helps out the team By Mark Reaman An avalanche up Walrod Gulch in the Cement Creek Valley on …
Read More »County debriefed about Green Lake Road access and lawsuit
Issues with gate erected in 2016 still being worked out By Cayla Vidmar Like it or not, Gunnison County, the U.S. …
Read More »Met Rec board taking steps forward despite board animosity
Law of the Rockies to be attorney for district by Mark Reaman Despite the obvious continuing tension between board members, the …
Read More »Profile: Cindy Petito
By Dawne Belloise “My life was like The Wonder Years and I was Kevin Arnold. I was a hippie-jock. That was …
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