An event handout for the Gilpin County Republican’s Lincoln Day Dinner read that several businesses donated to the silent auction, when, in fact, at least one, did not. Mountain Poppy Boutique declined to donate to the event, yet was listed as a...
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An event handout for the Gilpin County Republican’s Lincoln Day Dinner read that several businesses donated to the silent auction, when, in fact, at least one, did not. Mountain Poppy Boutique declined to donate to the event, yet was listed as a donor. The Mountain-Ear would like to clarify this detail.
