The house wins
An article Monday in the June 29 paper described how the Colorado budget crisis will result in a cut of $12 million meant to help 3,000 people with developmental disabilities. Below that article on the same page we learn that a house in North Star sold for $12.5 million.
Gerry Terwilliger
Basalt
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Keep Crown Mountain Park free to all
An entrepreneur’s plea for a rushed commitment from Crown Mountain Park directors on his proposal for a 90,000-square-foot, indoor “sportsplex” should be delayed for proper vetting.