The real reasons for the rift
Dear Editor:
If ACRA really believes they “represent” the views of 800 businesses in this town, I suggest they drop the discounted ski pass program to see what their actual membership is (“ACRA looks for a voice,” Aug. 29).
They should then review the results of this past election to see how their former members voted. Perhaps this would explain why they feel there is a “rift” growing between their organization and the current City Council.
Steve Marolt
Aspen
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