• BUSINESS COSTS Proposed redevelopment of the Sopris Shopping Center would add 76 new rental units to Carbondale's housing inventory – 15 being deed-restricted and 64 “efficiency” apartments, measuring 415 to 725 square feet. Meanwhile, nine locally-owned businesses see themselves displaced, mid-pandemic. More on page 8. Photo by Raleigh Burleigh. BUSINESS COSTS Proposed redevelopment of the Sopris Shopping Center would add 76 new rental units to Carbondale's housing inventory – 15 being deed-restricted and 64 “efficiency” apartments, measuring 415 to 725 square feet. Meanwhile, nine locally-owned businesses see themselves displaced, mid-pandemic. More on page 8. Photo by Raleigh Burleigh. Current Issue→ Past Issues
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Kroger’s never ending sale

Locations: Letters Published

Dear Editor:

I can’t believe the way Kroger is jerking around Carbondale about a new City Market. Don’t tell me the nation’s largest grocery store chain doesn’t have the scratch to fulfill their promise.

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I know real estate and construction costs in the Roaring Fork Valley are high, but surely Kroger knew that before they made their plans. C’mon, Kroger. Build or get off the pot.

Fred Malo Jr.

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