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Colorado Springs residents still optimistic even after homes burn
Posted: 07.01.2012 at 1:29 PM
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The Waldo Canyon Fire threatened parts of Colorado Springs
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COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. -- 346 homes have burned because of the devastating Waldo Canyon Fire in Colorado Springs.

Residents like 79-year-old Bobby Finch was one of the people who lost his home. His hope and optimism, however, remains strong.

Watch the RAW conversation Bobby has with Pronews 7's Travis Ruiz above.


Pronews 7 remains in Colorado Springs covering the Waldo Canyon Fire, the most devastating fire in Colorado's history.
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