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SPRING SNOW: Nina and Silvia Shea took a stroll down Elk Avenue during a spring snowstorm last week. photo by …
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West Elk Warriors lacrosse team opens first season in Montrose
Win two in opening weekend Lacrosse has come to the Gunnison Valley with 85 kids ages 7 to 14 signed up …
Read More »CB3P gearing up for third annual valley rally
“Just harden up, put your name down and get it done" Oh, it’s on, people. While several of you may be …
Read More »Crested Butte council looks at Vail’s special event process for guidance
Just what is the Crested Butte brand? In an effort to perhaps better organize the process used to consider and approve …
Read More »Riverland Industrial Park seeks to define adequate fire protection
Fire code to be withdrawn from area The Riverland Industrial Park is currently working to improve fire protection in the mixed-use …
Read More »Ex-ORE director rejects DA’s offer
Felony theft trial set for September The former executive director for the Office of Resource Efficiency who is charged with felony …
Read More »As local housing disappears, so does the attraction
Any other hard-working locals having trouble finding affordable housing?I just counted almost 40 “employment”’ ads in last week’s classified section, and …
Read More »CB Council pushes back on some transportation plan suggestions
Cater to pedestrians instead of vehicles It became clear during a Monday work session about transportation plan priorities and financing that …
Read More »CB South sexual assault case dismissed 4 decks
District Attorney opens new case against defendant Sexual assault charges against a Crested Butte South man accused of drugging and sexually …
Read More »Compromise struck over location of Arts Center
Pitsker will stay. BOZAR will do the detailed review. Monday evening, the Crested Butte Town Council reached a compromise over the …
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