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July 20th, 2008

In Her Own Words: Another home owner faces FasTracks

From the Rocky Mountain News:

‘I just hate even talking about it,’ says woman who could lose home. Rosie Tozer moved into a small bungalow on 42nd Avenue between Clayton and Fillmore streets, backing up against the Union Pacific tracks, in 1953. She’s still there, and worried that RTD’s FasTracks East Corridor train to the airport will force her out. The Rocky chatted with Tozer in her backyard on Monday about life in Denver’s Swansea neighborhood and the prospect of losing her home of 55 years.

Read the full interview.

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