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Approaching deadline, Aurora City Council delays Ward II vacancy vote at...
Brotzman said his office would likely have an idea of when to expect the opinion by Tuesday mid-afternoon.
Sentinel Magazine
Start now to get another growing season out of your garden
Midsummer weather makes the prospect of cool weather seem remote, but of course such weather will return. Now might be a good time to plan for and begin planting vegetables that thrive in autumn weather.
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Toon in Tuesday
A look at the world Tuesday through the eyes of political cartoonists from across the globe
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SENTINEL MUSE: Life is fair again as rides, food, music and more return for 115th year at the fairgrounds
AURORA | Llama touchers, start your fingers.
Back from the pandemic, pretty much, is the Arapahoe County Fair and most things county fair opening for...
HELLO, NEIGHBOR: City launches micro-grants for community gatherings
City leaders say the small grant programs were developed with input from residents, neighborhood groups and local HOAs.
Nation and World
Moderna expanding kids vaccine study to better assess safety
The company said it is in talks with the Food and Drug Administration to enroll more study participants under age 12. It had intended to test the vaccine in about 7,000 children, with some as young as 6 months. The Cambridge, Massachusetts-based company said via email it hasn't decided on how many kids might be added.
Colorado and Region
3rd person found dead after northern Colorado flooding, mudslides
Authorities have recovered the body of a third person who died during flooding and mudslides in an area of northern Colorado that was burned by a massive wildfire. One person is still missing.
Sentinel Cover Stories
Poulter, US women’s volleyball hands China 2nd straight loss
Jordyn Poulter and the U.S. women's volleyball team dealt defending gold medalist China a three-set defeat in Pool B play in Tokyo Tuesday to move to 2-0 in play at the Olympics.
