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Monday is the grand opening for Basalt’s Roaring Fork Apartments. There are 56 of them, brand new, next to the bus stop on Highway 82 by Stubbies. What’s…
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Basalt Mayor Jacque Whitsitt told Aspen Public Radio all three candidates are locals and could start immediately. The town’s previous attorney, Tom Smith,…
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Basalt’s attorney, Tom Smith, announced his resignation to the town council on Tuesday night during an executive session. Smith couldn’t be reached for…
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Starting in January, most of Basalt will see water rates 45 percent higher than current ones. Those current rates are some of the lowest in the state; on…
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It’s back to the drawing board for Basalt’s Pan and Fork property. The developer at the table, Lowe Enterprises, said Thursday it’s out after failing to…
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Several on Basalt’s Town Council toured the new underpass Thursday. The project is responsible for all the construction at the intersection of Highway 82…
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The Basalt Town Council took a small step forward in a partnership with a prospective arts center at its meeting on Tuesday night. The Arts Campus at…
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Basalt Councilman Bernie Grauer made a curious request at the council meeting March 28.Grauer asked the town’s staff to look into buying a controversial…
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Basalt’s town council voted Tuesday to adopt a resolution, declaring the town a “safe harbor” for immigrants.This comes on the heels of executive orders…
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The Basalt Town Council is expected to vote on a resolution to become a “safe harbor” for immigrants. The resolution restates the town’s commitment…