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Justin Duddles, 14, and his family lost their home in Mountain Shadows during the Waldo Canyon fire in June. Duddles has used his talent as a graffiti artist to brighten the basement walls of his neighbor's home. Behind him he painted the word "hope." (Christian Murdock, The Gazette) Photo by

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Justin Duddles, 14, and his family lost their home in Mountain Shadows during the Waldo Canyon fire in June. Duddles has used his talent as a graffiti artist to brighten the basement walls of his neighbor's home. Behind him he painted the word "hope." (Christian Murdock, The Gazette) Photo by

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