Tempers flare in southern Colorado as popular museum requests nearly $1M in taxpayer support
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There was plenty of gushing over the wonders and popularity of the gleaming new Leonardo da Vinci Museum on the Historic Arkansas Riverwalk at Monday night’s Pueblo City Council meeting — before tempers flared and accusations were hurled.
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What happened
There was plenty of gushing over the wonders and popularity of the gleaming new Leonardo da Vinci Museum on the Historic Arkansas Riverwalk at Monday night’s Pueblo City Council meeting — before tempers flared and accusations were hurled.
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