Letter: Noise rules downtown Aspen
Noise rules downtown Aspen
Editor:
Too much pollution, noise and congestion, for this very little town, from 5:45 a.m. to 2 a.m. Will the new mayor and councils finally address these real issues and make some needed changes?
The downtown residents and the lodging community need and deserve a better and healthier living environment. We need help, and resolutions.
Dale Dillingham
Aspen
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