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Pet Palace, located on the NE corner of Parker Rd. & Quincy, hosted its annual Pet Costume Contest on Saturday, October 28th. Many animals showed off not only their designs but thier talents as well. Even the owners got into the spirit. The event was sponsored by Royal Canin.
10/28/2006
Album ID: 190647
Photos by Melissa McGahey

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Regis took seventh overall as a team at the Class 5A State Boys Cross Country race Oct. 28 at the El Pomar Youth Sports Complex in Colorado Springs. Regis' Bobby Nicolls took sixth and Mike Pandolfo was ninth.
10/28/2006
Album ID: 190265
Photos by Courtney Oakes

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Smoky Hill took ninth as a team in the Class 5A State Girls Cross Country race at the El Pomar Youth Sports Complex in Colorado Springs. Smoky Hill's Sarah Lyle was the top Aurora finisher in the race in 17th individually.
10/28/2006
Album ID: 190224
Photos by Courtney Oakes

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Cherokee Trail junior Scott Ingram took seventh individually in the Class 4A state cross country boys race Oct. 28 at the El Pomar Youth Sports Complex in Colorado Springs.
10/28/2006
Album ID: 190218
Photos by Courtney Oakes

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Rangeview upset Cherry Creek 2-0 in a Class 5A second round playoff game Oct. 27 at Stutler Bowl.
10/27/2006
Album ID: 190214
Photos by Courtney Oakes

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DIA spokesman Steve Snyder brought the Aurora Rotary Club up to speed on developments at the airport after 10 years of operations Wed. Oct. 25. Snyder told fellow Rotarians the addition of Southwest Airlines has changed DIA's image as a high-priced airport and that recent months are showing 10 percent growth in traffic over last year. Photo submitted by Brad Mikel
10/26/2006
Album ID: 189438
Photos by Supplied to Aurora Sentinel and Daily Sun

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These six girls, along with their teacher got together to show how �adult� they were and take on the challenge and fight cancer.� Recently their close friend Mallory was diagnosed with Leukemia and suddenly it was a whole new world, conversations changed from makeup and boys to chemotherapy and hair loss, �What? Your going to lose your hair!� was the question for many hours of conversation.� These 10-year-olds heard about� �Locks of Love� from their teacher Dena McMurtury and the decided that they were all going to cut their hair for Mallory.�Each lined up with freshly washed and brushed hair, including their teacher and one brave mother, for a total of 80 inches of hair to help create new wigs for those who have lost theirs from cancer related treatments. Pictured are: (L) Alexis Colwell, Taylor Burton, Victoria Coombs, Celine Hayoz, Mrs Elaine Hayoz, Kendra Schrader and Emily Shaver, in back is teacher Dena McMurtury and volunteer hair stylist from Color & Cuts, Mark Thompson.
10/26/2006
Album ID: 189308
Photos by Supplied to Aurora Sentinel and Daily Sun