Aspen Skiing Co. CEO walks fine line
Is Mike Kaplan really asking voters for help in passing the Lift One project in Aspen, while not long ago he referred to the citizen-led effort to save Gwyn’s as “a waste of the town’s time” and “ludicrous”? Greed can cloud judgment when not in check.
Terrance McGuire
Carbondale
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