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2009 Gunnison Country Magazine
Headline news: July 3, 2009
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Introducing the 'Launch Zone'
Children’s museum opening for month in Crested Butte
The Trailhead Discovery Museum and Arts Center is opening in a temporary space — “The Launch Zone” — for children and their families from July 3 to Aug. 2 at 120 Elk Ave
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The Trailhead Discovery Museum and Arts Center is opening in a temporary space — “The Launch Zone” — for children and their families from July 3 to Aug. 2 at 120 Elk Ave
A mission of fishin'
Jeff and Taylor Turner wet a line in 50 states, in 50 days
Ask any avid adventurer and they’ll probably agree that the most memorable outdoor excursions don’t come knocking at the door.
That’s why when Jeff Turner — a defense contractor from Warrentown, Va
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That’s why when Jeff Turner — a defense contractor from Warrentown, Va
Crested Butte Fat Tire 40 wins over riders
Travis Scheefer, Jenny Smith win inaugural event
The debut of a challenging, long, scenic and singletrack-laden cross country race at Fat Tire Bike Week brought local riders out in swarms on Saturday.
Dubbed the Fat Tire 40 — after the 40-plus miles that the course covered in and around Crested Butte — the 100 slots available were filled by the time the race took off at 9 a
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Dubbed the Fat Tire 40 — after the 40-plus miles that the course covered in and around Crested Butte — the 100 slots available were filled by the time the race took off at 9 a
Bureau fills Blue Mesa Reservoir to the brim
Lake reaches highest level in last decade
In the world of water storage, achieving the status of “full” is like hitting the hydrological bull’s eye.
It means that a delicate balance has probably been achieved — one that relies on a fair amount snowmelt in the mountainous West, but seeks to hold back enough water to fill a reservoir without “spilling” any over the dam
Schwartz applauds GCEA
Power co-op holds 70th annual meeting
State Senator Gail Schwartz commended Gunnison County Electric Association (GCEA) for its role in helping Colorado pursue a “new energy economy” at the local co-op’s 70th annual meeting last week. Nearly 200 members and guests joined GCEA board of directors and employees at the gathering
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Ritter announces $4 million local 'stimulus'
WSC, BLM the largest recipients of federal dollars
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Rafter may be billed
after bogus search
More than a dozen local emergency response personnel conducted an extensive search Saturday night for a 20-year-old Almont man who had reportedly been swept away by the Gunnison River between McCabe’s Lane and Blue Mesa Reservoir. Turns out the effort was in vain, as Cody Ackerson spent the evening on the bank of the river, apparently intentionally avoiding being rescued by search officials and his rafting partners
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