Nationwide, politicians have lively discussions; disagreements are normal. But it’s more subdued in Jackson Hole, where measures can pass on 5 to 0 votes with little debate. Local residents have a variety of opinions, but our electeds tend to be of one mind. Here is the Other Side of the Story for March 27:
Making a case against affordable housing is not popular. Certainly, no politician would dare do it. An affordable place for everyone that wants one has a generous, if naive, ring to it. And election results indicate voters don’t want more public housing; they see an emperor with no clothes. Most of us are not convinced government-provided workforce housing is a […]
Funny how START is only now exploring funding options. They’ve been pursuing a utopian dream with little thought for efficiency. Actually, it’s more pitiful than funny. After decades of operation, they’re just now worrying about future sustainably. Most businesses, public or private, learn the importance of a funding model. They don’t have the luxury of ignoring their customers Here is […]
