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'Completely trashed'

by Pam Zubeck

Eight years ago, this building was abuzz as Colorado Springs Utilities' gas division. From 2004 to 2009, it earned the city tens of thousands of dollars in rent while housing Cottonwood Artists' School, a popular spot within the First Friday local art…

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