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Ten of 11 property owners gave easement for free by Alissa Johnson The Mt. Crested Butte Town Council has agreed to …
Read More »Toxic politics and media
Let’s start with the reassurance that the town of Crested Butte’s drinking water was never contaminated from a “spill” at the …
Read More »The idea of bringing booze to retail establishments? Not yet in CB
Out-of-the-box “experiential retail” by Mark Reaman An idea to allow liquor sales in retail establishments in Crested Butte received a somewhat frosty …
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by Mark Reaman Paving on affordable housing blocks delayed Public works director Rodney Due told the council that at the request of …
Read More »Tassinong Farms moving closer to final approvals for CB South launch
Hopes to be up and running in November by Alissa Johnson The Crested Butte South Property Owners Association (POA) has given the …
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by Alissa Johnson Upcoming elections Four positions on the Mt. Crested Butte Town Council will be up for election in 2016. …
Read More »Small spill at Standard Mine not expected to impact town watershed
by Mark Reaman The accidental spill from a holding pond at the Standard Mine reclamation project west of Crested Butte is …
Read More »DOG DAYS OF…FALL
E.H. Alberts cruised down Elk Avenue with his canine co-pilot, Ripple. photo by Lydia Stern
Read More »Last Steep making big moves for the environment with wind power
“I really do believe in renewable energy” By Adam Broderick One of Crested Butte’s iconic dining establishments is taking steps to support …
Read More »HCCA sues Forest Service over Water Treatment Plant
Wants to see insurance bond and approved plan of operations By Alissa Johnson High Country Conservation Advocates (HCCA) filed a lawsuit …
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