Electrical Fire Evacuates Tony's Bar Downtown
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Updated: 11:20 PM Sep 5, 2010
Electrical Fire Evacuates Tony's Bar Downtown
Tony's Bar in downtown Colorado Springs was evacuated just before 10 p.m. Sunday, after an electrical fire sparked inside creating a bunch of smoke.
Posted: 10:02 PM Sep 5, 2010
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Tony's Bar in downtown Colorado Springs was evacuated just before 10 p.m. Sunday, after an electrical fire sparked inside creating a bunch of smoke.

Boulder and Tejon were closed for a short time while fire crews investigated the structure, to make sure that no fires were hiding inside the walls. The small fire started in an eletrical panel and according to firefighters, did not spread.

No one was injured.

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