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Poll: Cherry Creek schools voters demand more trust and accountability after controversies
EDITORIAL: Protecting the nation from propaganda has become a critical mission
Aurora police human trafficking unit marks first year with 28 arrests, recovering 29 survivors
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Metro Aurora
Cramming for exams? Experts weigh in on how to study better
Cognitive psychologists suggest that students should replace ineffective study habits like highlighting and cramming with more efficient methods such as retrieval practice, spaced repetition, and adequate sleep to improve long-term learning.
Weld County citizens file petitions to challenge global AI data center
The commissioners had their vote. Now it’s the people’s turn. — Matt Cheroutes
Hurricane Polo’s remnants bringing more rain to flood-struck US Southwest. Aurora will see less
Weather forecasters have dialed back predictions for profuse rains in the Aurora area today and tomorrow.
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SPONSORED CONTENT FROM SABE KEMER: Cultures blend like lights in the sky
FROM AN ETHIOPIAN VILLAGE TO THE COLORADO ROCKIES — A story, a dream and an invitation to share culture
Aurora Generations
Centenarians living in Japan exceed 100,000 for the first time
The number of centenarians in Japan surpassed 100,000 for the first time this year, highlighting the nation’s ongoing demographic challenges with an aging and declining population.
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Sentinel Magazine
No longer a secret, Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes doc ‘You Can See Everything’ lands in New York
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, titled ‘You Can See Everything,’ premiered at the New York Film Festival ahead of its October 16 release by A24.
Opinion
Toon in Thursday
A look at the world on Thursday through the eyes of political cartoonists from across the globe
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Sentinel Blogs
Aurora Sports Notebook: Four former stars in football, basketball/track & field and soccer to join Grandview Hall of Fame
News and notes about current or former Aurora prep sports, athletes and coaches from Sports Editor Courtney Oakes.
Nation and World
Woman told Cornell police 2 years ago she was 100% confident she was raped, report says
Cornell University agreed to hire outside lawyers for an independent investigation into its handling of sexual assault allegations following the reopening of a criminal probe involving a Chi Phi fraternity house.
Colorado & region
Victor Marx’s frequent church appearances raise IRS compliance questions
“Any use of church assets like a space, the access to the audience, any use of church resources to support a particular candidate, which clearly is a violation of the prohibition on political campaign intervention.”
Pro and College Sports
MacKinnon has 2 goals and a rare fight in the Avs’ 8-4 victory over the Kings in opener
“I don’t want him to go through the whole year and have those distractions of being asked that same question, especially as the year goes on,” — Joe Sakic
SENTINEL PREPS
Boys Tennis: Regis Jesuit sweeps past Fort Collins into quarterfinals of 5A team state tournament
The Regis Jesuit boys tennis team did not drop a single set Wednesday in a sweep of Fort Collins to open the Class 5A boys tennis team state tournament.