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National decisions have direct local consequences. Right now, Donald’s man Elon is continuing to take the chainsaw to the federal government …
Read More »Opportunity for service over self is not waste and fraud…
Federal budget cuts from DOGE impacting the valley
AmeriCorps slashed this week… [ By Mark Reaman, Kendra Walker and Katherine Nettles ] Federal budget reductions, many through Elon Musk’s …
Read More »Drought conditions in the county improving slightly
Snow in the low and mid elevations mostly melted [ By Katherine Nettles ] Despite a somewhat lackluster snow season behind …
Read More »Titan girls go head to head with top 2A team
“We have the ability to score goals and a well-structured defense” [ by Than Acuff ] The Crested Butte Titans girls’ …
Read More »CB ready to start new Save As You Throw trash pricing program
But composting not getting traction… [ By Mark Reaman ] The Crested Butte town council is generally in support of starting a …
Read More »Whetstone financing terms finalized
Bonds saw a good day at the market [ By Katherine Nettles ] Gunnison County has settled the terms for financing its …
Read More »CB improving the affordable housing rental process in town
Gesture considered to right a wrong with impacted family [ By Mark Reaman ] After dealing with some glitches associated with …
Read More »Mt. CB buying in on upcoming Oh Be Joyful solar project
Purchasing Renewable Energy Credits to offset town electricity costs [ By Kendra Walker ] As the Oh Be Joyful solar project …
Read More »Crested Butte approves revamped Climate Action Plan
Shorter, clearer and more focused [ By Mark Reaman ] After several revisions the Crested Butte council approved the Climate Action Plan …
Read More »Briefs Gunnison County
[ by Katherine Nettles ] Veterans hurting in the county Gunnison County veteran’s services officer Steve Otero gave commissioners an update …
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