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These Comfy Skechers Are ‘100% Perfection’ for Long Days on Your Feet, According to Nurses and Travelers

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By Olivia Young Verified
| Travel + Leisure Verified
These Skechers Slip-ins were designed by Martha Stewart for comfort and support. Travelers and nurses love them for all-day wear. All five colorways are less than $55 now at Amazon. Skechers has millions of fans, including one certain 84-year-old icon, Martha Stewart.
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Colorado bear activity surges in Douglas County as drought pushes wildlife into Front Range

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By Olivia Young Verified
| KCNC-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
Amid Colorado's drought, bears are following their noses to the Front Range, where there have been several bear sightings in developed areas in recent weeks. For some, the move has been deadly. Colorado Parks and Wildlife says there's been a 155% increase in bear activity this year in Douglas County alone. Four different bears this month have died in the county. Three of them were hit by cars. One was shot. Ring video from Castle Rock resident Pam Walters.
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Castle Rock implements Stage 2 drought restrictions as Colorado residents fear for their plants

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By Olivia Young Verified
| KCNC-TV (Denver, CO) Verified
The Town of Castle Rock has implemented Stage 2 drought restrictions in response to sustained high water demand and low Colorado water supply. Back in May, Castle Rock put Stage 1 drought restrictions in place, which asked community members for a voluntary 10% conservation of water. But as people compensated for high temperatures by watering their plants, water use actually increased exponentially. Now, Stage 2 drought restrictions are here, asking for a 25% decrease in water use.
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