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SENTINEL MUSE: Fall hard for fun and thrills inside and out in and near Aurora
Cabrini Day will be celebrated Monday across Colorado, most counties — but not Arapahoe
Voter sues Aurora to force more published arguments against local tax hike measures
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Metro Aurora
Colorado, Denver and others sue over Trump’s EPA eliminating rule that limits emissions from power plants
Dismantling these protections is a betrayal of American families, and the stakes are too high to allow this administration to once again put profits over people, — Letitia James
Colorado faces fifth recent SCOTUS case regarding LGBTQ rights linked to preschool
Catholic parishes sued Colorado, arguing its universal preschool nondiscrimination policy violates religious freedoms.
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.
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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
As India and China repair ties, a Tibet film tells the story of a forgotten resistance
The historical drama Four Rivers Six Ranges explores the legacy of Tibetan resistance fighters amidst shifting geopolitical tensions and the looming succession of the Dalai Lama.
Opinion
Toon in Friday
A look at the world on Friday through the eyes of political cartoonists from across the globe
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Sentinel Blogs
SENTINEL POLS: Aurora’s Dem House rep’s ‘Crowfest’ draws 800 to help feather election nests
Pelosi called Crow “the perfect person to lead the way to save democracy at the kitchen table.”
Nation and World
Rio residents find their own way to tackle gangs as crime dominates Brazil’s election
As Brazilians prepare for the October presidential election, residents in Rio de Janeiro are launching local initiatives like podcasts, martial arts academies, and job training programs to combat crime and provide alternatives for youth.
Colorado & region
Black Coloradan racial equity state study commission faces funding gap
Researchers recently presented evidence of a potential nineteenth-century slave sale located in the San Luis Valley.
Pro and College Sports
Bo Nix’s late-game comebacks keep rescuing Broncos, but solving slow starts remains a top priority
I think it’s just all about execution right now. — Bo Nix
SENTINEL PREPS
Softball: Haisley Elliott in midst of monster sophomore season for Eaglecrest
Sophomore Haisley Elliott is helping her Eaglecrest softball team in every way possible this season, as she leads Class 5A in hitting and just came off a week in which she threw a perfect game for the Raptors, who have hopes of another dangerous postseason appearance.