Denver's Monorail Is Just A Dream
After a loss at the polls, it looks like Denver's monorail is little more than a dream.
"Miller Hudson says it may take longer but he isn't giving up his dream of a high-speed monorail carrying passengers between Denver International Airport and Vail. Gov. Bill Owens and Summit County Commissioner Tom Stone, both critics of the $50 million test for the plan which voters shot down on Tuesday, think dreams are all the monorail ever will be."
Thanks to Tom Collins
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Published on Friday, November 9, 2001 in
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