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Bubonic plague fails to conquer community
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Bubonic plague fails to conquer community
By DANIELLE NIEVES
Colorado Springs Gazette
Sunday, July 1, 2001
The sense of panic among residents of the Colorado Centre
neighborhood in southeast Colorado Springs, Colo., has given way to a
grim determination to learn how to live with the threat of bubonic
plague.
The El Paso County Department of Health and Environment has told
hundreds of neighborhood residents that the threat will last another
month or so.
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