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Low-hanging fruit seeing most activity at the moment by Mark Reaman Call it the Vail bump. While not out of the stratosphere, …
Read More »Commissioners consider change to Gothic Road winter use
Emergencies only; county permit required for landowners to use snowmobiles By Kristy Acuff In an effort to preserve what historically has been the …
Read More »Brush Creek hearing delayed until July 20
Meeting with everyone By Kristy Acuff At the request of Gatesco Inc., Gunnison County has postponed the continuation of the public …
Read More »Almont kitchen hit by vehicle, resulting in fire
Life-threatening burns By Kristy Acuff An unlikely and unfortunate accident occurred Friday, June 22, just after noon when an unoccupied van …
Read More »Crested Butte Community School expansion plans
Green space to stay. Regulation-sized soccer field could be in the works By Cayla Vidmar The local school district is tackling a …
Read More »Chainless accident results in flight to GJ for local woman
The accident occurred where you think it did By Mark Reaman For one participant in last week’s Crested Butte Bike Week’s …
Read More »On the verge of CB’s plastic bag ban
Boomerang bags and borrowing reusable bags around town By Cayla Vidmar In August 2016, local non-profit Sustainable Crested Butte succeeded in persuading …
Read More »CB’s affordable housing success story
Anthracite Place coming up on two successful years By Cayla Vidmar In August 2016, the first tenants at Anthracite Place, located …
Read More »Guerilla Composting: One bucket of soil at a time
More than 34,000 pounds of food scraps composted in ten months By Kristy Acuff What if you could reduce the amount …
Read More »County commissioners change septic system regulations
“The idea is to catch those failing systems and protect the health of citizens” by Kristy Acuff The Gunnison Board of …
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