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Griswold and Hickenlooper vow action on gun violence ahead of Colorado November vote
Arizona, California and Nevada would share mandatory cuts under federal Colorado River plan. Colorado is spared
Bearly mid-summer, major ursa sightings are sky high in the metro area, but not in Aurora
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Metro Aurora
ALL ABOARD: Town hall explains how to join any of 22 Aurora boards and commissions
The city of Aurora is scheduled to host an informational town hall on Aug. 7 to recruit volunteers for various boards and commissions.
Aurora replacing Great Lawn at Aurora city hall with drought-tolerant ‘Bermudagrass’
The Great Lawn renovation is scheduled to be completed by late August and reopen in October.
U.S. Ed Dept. probes Denver Public Schools over alleged forced student kissing
That investigation resulted in the school board voting unanimously to fire the teacher at a May 20 board meeting
Aurora Generations
GOLDEN GIRLS FOR REAL? Home sharing helps seniors age in place and tackle rising rents
“Home sharing is a really efficient way to create affordable housing and to support older people who want to age in place,” — Alison Joucovsky
Sentinel Magazine
A World Cup banner turns the Malvinas into a cultural obsession for a new generation in Argentina
Argentina’s national soccer team sparked a massive resurgence of interest in the disputed Malvinas islands by displaying a pro-sovereignty banner during their World Cup semifinal against England.
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: Gold Helmet winner, softball record holder, multi-sport standout and performing arts fixture set to join Eaglecrest Hall of Fame
News and notes about current or former Aurora prep sports, athletes and coaches from Sports Editor Courtney Oakes.
Nation and World
Johnson & Johnson proposes $5.5 billion talc settlement to end marathon legal fight
Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay $5.5 billion to settle remaining lawsuits claiming its talc products caused ovarian cancer, contingent on at least 95% of claimants participating.
Colorado & region
Griswold and Hickenlooper vow action on gun violence ahead of Colorado November vote
“As AG, I’m going to stand up to them. I’ve been taking on MAGA and Trump for the last seven years and I’m just getting started,” Griswold said.
Pro and College Sports
From ‘stay away’ to the bleachers: Deion Sanders visits Browns’ camp as Shedeur vies for starting QB
“It was part coach, part father, which is what it should be,” — Todd Monken
SENTINEL PREPS
Girls Wrestling: Aurora area flavor mixed in Colorado’s first Junior Greco Dual national championship
Some of the Aurora area’s best girls wrestlers and coaches came together with the rest of the best in Colorado this summer to help win the USA Wrestling Junior Greco dual national championship.

