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Colorado Springs bans graywater reuse. One resident is suing to change that

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By Hayley Sanchez Verified
| Pikes Peak Bulletin Verified
Republished with permission from KRCC – Read the original article or listen to the radio version here Colorado Springs resident Bradley White says a simple lever in his laundry room sends water from his washing machine outside and helps water shrubs in his yard. White has installed these residential graywater systems professionally in California for years. But in Colorado Springs, where he lives, city code prohibits graywater use and only allows residents to use water once.
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‘We live in a very special place in this beautiful valley’

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By Hayley Sanchez Verified
| Durango Herald Verified
Brewery in San Luis Valley embraces family legacy The Colorado Farm Brewery in Alamosa on March 7, 2026. For a farming family in the San Luis Valley, every ingredient in its beer traces back to the land. The Colorado Farm Brewery grows its grain in its own fields, draws its water from its own well and cultivates its hops on-site. Even their yeast comes from the farm. “We live in a very special place in this beautiful valley,” co-owner and brewmaster Josh Cody said.
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Colorado artist Ana María Hernando explores softness as strength

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By Hayley Sanchez Verified
| Colorado Public Radio Verified
A pile of pink and orange tulle rises into a soft mountain on the gallery floor inside the Fine Arts Center in Colorado Springs. Nearby, cascading blue fabric hangs like waterfalls as birds chirp quietly through the gallery. The installations are part of a show called “Cantando Bajito” by artist Ana María Hernando. Her work invites visitors to slow down and reconsider what it means to be soft.
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