Congratulating hard work
Congratulations to Lily Garfield. That she is considered a “chain” is a tribute to her.
Here is an individual who opened a small shop 26 years ago and was able, after many years of hard work, to open other small stores. There is quite a difference between being a locally owned and operated business and a corporate chain that is publicly owned.
Again, hooray for Lily for working hard and becoming successful.
Patty Patterson
Aspen
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Aspen’s Next Generation board lacks participation
The city of Aspen’s Next Generation Advisory Board is all but defunct due to a lack of interest and participation.