ISSUE # 23 ... ASPEN'S FUTURE, SPEAK NOW OR FOREVER HOLD YOUR PEACE
"The punishment which the wise suffer who refuse to take part in the government is to live under the government of worse men." -- Plato
"The punishment which the wise suffer who refuse to take part in the government is to live under the government of worse men." -- Plato
-The City's Public Works Director gets a mini-ranch for life, while the taxpayers foot the bill.
-The taxpayer subsidies at the much-troubled Burlingame complex are planned to exceed
A tragic accident needlessly took the lives of a young family visiting Aspen for the Thanksgiving weekend. Carbon Monoxide poisoning silently, and without warning, stole the lives of a young family of four while they slept.
Tattered Christmas Stocking
Spring 2007, during the mayoral campaign "debates," Mick sent an early note to Santa, but fortunately Santa procrastinated.
A Culture of Intimidation
Years after Hunter S. Thompson's book, the chase after the American dream through a drug-induced haze continues - in Aspen.
ParticipANTs
The Red Ant would like to thank Paul Menter of the Aspen Community Foundation for skillfully moderating the forum, and the following community leaders who made the time to inform and educate Aspen and Pitkin County voters on the issues:
Don't guess, or walk away from the voting booth before you'vegotten throughthe local ballotwith confidence.
The Aspen/Pitkin Tax Man Cometh!
We’ve rarely seen a ballot this complex! So don’t guess, or walk away from the voting booth, before you’ve gotten through the local ballot with confidence.
Most local ballot issues propose sales and property tax extensions or increases. Hear why some may be crucial and some may be better levied in less stressful economic times. YOU decide.