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A Latina, transgender pastor searches for hope after Club Q attack 
How do you form your own town? These Coloradans are trying to find out."We chose to be here and we’re grateful to be here,” said Eddy Byerly, who lives in Casita Park, the mobile home community in the Baca Grande. He is undecided about a proposal to create a new town in the community.
A Transgender Day of Remembrance ceremony takes on added significance after Club Q shootingAn interfaith Transgender Day of Remembrance ceremony overflowed with mourners in Colorado Springs Sunday night after a shooting at a gay club claimed five lives.
5 killed, 18 injured in mass shooting at LGBTQ+ nightclub in Colorado SpringsThe shooting took place just before midnight at Club Q, located in northeast Colorado Springs. As of Sunday morning, police have not identified any of the victims.
Find resources and community gatherings after shooting in Colorado SpringsHours after a gunman took the lives of several people at an LGBTQ+ club in Colorado Springs, the community gathered to honor them.
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"We chose to be here and we’re grateful to be here,” said Eddy Byerly, who lives in Casita Park, the mobile home community in the Baca Grande. He is undecided about a proposal to create a new town in the community.
An interfaith Transgender Day of Remembrance ceremony overflowed with mourners in Colorado Springs Sunday night after a shooting at a gay club claimed five lives.
The shooting took place just before midnight at Club Q, located in northeast Colorado Springs. As of Sunday morning, police have not identified any of the victims.
Hours after a gunman took the lives of several people at an LGBTQ+ club in Colorado Springs, the community gathered to honor them.
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