Colorado Springs

American

noun

a city in central Colorado: resort; U.S. Air Force Academy.

Colorado Springs British

noun

a city and resort in central Colorado. Pop: 370 448 (2003 est)

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“We have a church on every corner of every street in this town,” said Kevin Coughlin, president of the Colorado Springs Education Association.

From Salon

Jane Scharl, a childhood friend who met Good at their church in Colorado Springs, remembered her as a “very generous and sweet person” who was “very good at conversations.”

From The Wall Street Journal

A US citizen, Good was originally from Colorado Springs and had moved to Minneapolis just last year from Kansas City.

From BBC

Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Adrian Vasquez, the Colorado Springs police chief, said the extradition of Ms Singler was "a significant milestone" in the investigation.

From BBC

She had to book a last-minute flight from New York City to Colorado Springs for a family funeral, and I have tons of miles to spare.

From MarketWatch

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