The Aspen idle
Dear Editor:
Regarding the city of Aspen looking into measures to keep commuters out of the West End: Hey, why not focus on fixing the exit/entrance instead of finding the latest Band-Aid?
Aspen is about as bassackwards as you can get for a so-called progressive town. What’s the Aspen Ideal again? Idle in cars until we’re all blue?
Mike Trecker
Aspen
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