Were you even there?
Dear Editor:I read your editorial about Squirm Night with regard to the Roy/Owsley race (Aspen Times, Oct. 22). After seeing it on GrassRoots, were you even there? Owsley had everyone in the room, including the panel, bewildered with his ideas about the airport. Roy was informed – she’s my choice.Shawn O’ConnorAspen
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