Trust the trail process
I find it disheartening, to say the least, that even after Pitkin County’s protracted process — with an excellent examination of routes, ecosystems and addressing of an overarching need to provide a path for people to safely travel between communities along the Crystal River — that the only route that is affordable and requires no new development or change to the look of the valley is hounded from consideration by a few people who are unable to imagine a future where their grandchildren can safely ride to Redstone.
John Hoffmann
Carbondale
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More kindness, less judgment with Mulcahy
I would like to make a comment to Aspen-Pitkin County Housing Authority, city of Aspen, Aspen Skiing Co., etc. with the ongoing Lee Mulcahy drama that has infested our community. In fact, it really applies…