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For more than 100 years, The Sentinel has been telling the stories of a town that grew from a sleepy rural village into an economic, cultural and political powerhouse now home to 350,000 people. Each Thursday in print and daily online The Sentinel offers readers breaking news, features and in-depth analyses from our own backyard, next door, across the country and from around the globe. In addition

, The Sentinel Home Edition is the legal newspaper in Aurora as well as Adams and Arapahoe counties, providing a legal record of area governments, courts and legal filings. As a reader and an advertiser, influence and credibility matter. The Sentinel has been banking on its position as the region's trusted new source for generations, bringing the region news about the community, schools, business, entertainment, prep sports, health, government, people and so much more. Each week, The Sentinel reaches tens of thousands of readers who see the paper on newsstands or get home and business delivery. We deliver news updates to more than 15,000 readers weekdays and Sundays. Hundreds of thousands more get their daily news each month at SentinelColorado.com.

"It’s comforting to know that at least one of our venerable institutions refuses to march in goosestep and embrace Selbs...
04/29/2025

"It’s comforting to know that at least one of our venerable institutions refuses to march in goosestep and embrace Selbstgleichschaltung – the N**i term for 'bringing oneself into line'"

https://sentinelcolorado.com/opinion/polman-a-conservative-judges-dire-alarm/

It’s comforting to know that at least one of our venerable institutions refuses to march in goosestep and embrace Selbstgleichschaltung – the N**i term for “bringing oneself into line.”

Just 33% of U.S. adults have a favorable view of Musk, the chain-saw-wielding, late-night-posting, campaign-hat-wearing ...
04/27/2025

Just 33% of U.S. adults have a favorable view of Musk, the chain-saw-wielding, late-night-posting, campaign-hat-wearing public face of President Donald Trump’s efforts to downsize and overhaul the federal government.

https://sentinelcolorado.com/nation-world/nation/as-musk-gained-power-in-washington-his-popularity-has-fallen-an-ap-norc-poll-finds/

Just 33% of U.S. adults have a favorable view of Musk, the chain-saw-wielding, late-night-posting, campaign-hat-wearing public face of President Donald Trump's efforts to downsize and overhaul the federal government.

ICYMI - “If you have a whole bunch of expectant mothers together, they don’t all give birth exactly at the same time. E...
04/27/2025

ICYMI - “If you have a whole bunch of expectant mothers together, they don’t all give birth exactly at the same time. Essentially, what you have is the opportunity for other mothers to babysit for the mother that actually has given birth to those pups.”

https://sentinelcolorado.com/0trending/snakes-alive-about-2000-for-your-viewing-pleasure-on-colorado-rattlecam/

“If you have a whole bunch of expectant mothers together, they don’t all give birth exactly at the same time. Essentially, what you have is the opportunity for other mothers to babysit for the mother that actually has given birth to those pups.”

ICYMI - Council members Danielle Jurinsky, Steven Sundberg, Stephanie Hancock and Françoise Bergan participated in the r...
04/27/2025

ICYMI - Council members Danielle Jurinsky, Steven Sundberg, Stephanie Hancock and Françoise Bergan participated in the regular city council meeting virtually, apparently from somewhere inside the building.

https://sentinelcolorado.com/metro/4-aurora-city-council-members-duck-the-council-dais-amid-rolling-city-hall-protests/

Councilmembers Danielle Jurinsky, Steven Sundberg, Stephanie Hancock and Françoise Bergan participated in an earlier study session at city hall in person, but participated in the regular city council meeting virtually, apparently somewhere inside the building.

“The Trump administration is on a campaign to do everything it can to diminish and obstruct journalism in the United Sta...
04/27/2025

“The Trump administration is on a campaign to do everything it can to diminish and obstruct journalism in the United States,” said Bill Grueskin, a Columbia University journalism professor.

https://sentinelcolorado.com/nation-world/nation/trumps-first-100-days-steamrolling-government-strong-arming-allies-and-igniting-trade-wars/

"The Trump administration is on a campaign to do everything it can to diminish and obstruct journalism in the United States," said Bill Grueskin, a Columbia University journalism professor.

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Only one newspaper can call itself the beacon for Colorado’s third-largest city: The Sentinel. For more than 100 years, the Sentinel has been telling the stories of a town that grew from a sleepy rural village into an economic, cultural and political powerhouse now home to 335,000 people. Each Thursday in print and daily online the Sentinel offers readers breaking news, features and in-depth analyses from our own backyard, next door, across the country and from around the globe. In addition, the Sentinel Home Edition is the legal newspaper in Aurora and in Adams and Arapahoe counties, providing a legal record of area governments, courts and legal filings. As a reader and an advertiser, influence and credibility matter. The Sentinel has been banking on its position as greater Aurora’s news trusted source for generations, bringing the community news about the community, schools, business, entertainment, prep sports, health, government, people and so much more. Each week, the Sentinel reaches tens of thousands of readers who see the paper on newsstands or get home and business delivery. Thousands more get their news at SentinelColorado.com. You can, too.