I sent a letter to the editor of the Aspen Daily News today:
In her article published Sunday, 11/6/11, titled A multimillion dollar season, Carolyn Sackariason refers to the Merry Go Round restaurant on Aspen Highlands as "the old grocery store that was hauled up by the late Whip Jones, the former owner of Highlands." In an article titled Aspen Highlands restaurant ready for an extreme makeover published on 2/17/11 in The Aspen Times, Jeff Hanle says this is a myth; "The building was constructed from a kit that was apparently popular with grocery stores, according to Hanle. It is a myth that the building served as a grocery store elsewhere and was moved in sections to its perch at mid-mountain at Highlands." Which is it?
Details, details.
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Yes, it's been a couple weeks and you haven't gotten any clarity. Hmmm . . . it's not ancient history. I lean towards the second article's explanation, but where are the crack journalists who can get a final answer?
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