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Aurora Pride and Latino Pride draw crowds to Winged Melody Park in Aurora Highlands
Aurora lawmakers consider limits on food trucks to ease complaints of crowding, storage
Family struggled to locate Aurora ICE detainee from Washington released into the wrong state
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Metro Aurora
One Tech Tip: How to keep your child’s tablets, laptops from becoming distractions from schoolwork
Parents can help children stay focused on schoolwork by utilizing device settings like Do Not Disturb, establishing routines, and teaching self-management techniques to minimize digital distractions.
SENTINEL MUSE: Aurora Pride festival leads a busy weekend of shows, fun and events
Your guide to what’s up, what’s fun and what’s on in and around Aurora this weekend and beyond
Sable Altura Fire Rescue opens new Sage Ridge substation in Watkins, expanding coverage
The new facility will offer vocational emergency medical services training for Sage Ridge community members.
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SPONSORED CONTENT FROM THE COLOR OF FASHION: A look at how a non-profit group is leading the local look
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Aurora Generations
3 big questions to ask your aging parents
Eldercare attorney Harry Margolis recommends starting conversations about finances, end-of-life plans, and housing safety with parents around age 75 to ensure their needs are met as they age.
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Sentinel Magazine
Was Dolly Parton a feminist? She wouldn’t say it, but fans heard it — in her life and her lyrics
Although the country superstar Dolly Parton never explicitly identified as a feminist, her life choices, lyrics, and accomplishments led many fans and icons like Gloria Steinem to claim her as a powerful symbol of the movement.
Opinion
Toon in Friday
A look at the world on Friday through the eyes of political cartoonists from across the globe
Sentinel E-ditions
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Sentinel Blogs
Aurora Sports Notebook: Grandview grad Kevin Gausman traded to Chicago Cubs near deadline
News and notes about current or former Aurora prep sports, athletes and coaches from Sports Editor Courtney Oakes.
Nation and World
NASA’s newest space telescope launches on a quest to explore the hidden universe
The telescope will scan the cosmos to find thousands of supernovae, planets, and billions of distant galaxies.
Colorado & region
Colorado River District warns of unequal impacts from new conservation program
“They don’t want Front Range urban growth to be fueled by water cuts west of the Continental Divide”
Pro and College Sports
Broncos’ Jonathon Cooper pleads not guilty in domestic violence case; jury trial set for November
Denver Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper has pleaded not guilty to charges related to altercations with his ex-girlfriend in June and has a jury trial set for November.
SENTINEL PREPS
Girls Flag Football: Austin Conway brings experience in return to alma mater Overland
As an adult, Austin Conway found a love for flag football and he now gets to share it at his alma mater, Overland, as its new girls flag football coach.