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Aspen Acres fire: Growth slows as firefighters identify hot spots, work west side of fire

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By Andrew Villegas Verified
| Colorado Public Radio Verified
Firefighters are continuing to slow the growth of the Aspen Acres fire. The fire outside Pueblo grew modestly overnight to 97,505 acres with 34% containment. More than 1,900 personnel are continuing to work on the fire. Officials say they opened a new firefighter camp in Westcliffe Friday for firefighters to rest. Infrared imaging continues to identify hotspots for firefighters to put out, including around Beulah. Some residents in evacuated areas were allowed to begin returning home Friday.
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Denver and Aurora schools see dip in attendance amid ICE raids

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By Jenny Brundin, Andrew Villegas Verified
| The Sentinel Colorado Verified
DENVER | As news spread over the last two weeks about the potential for immigration enforcement actions across the Denver metro area, anxious parents and students stayed home from school in greater numbers than usual. Sign up for our free newsletter to receive the latest news Sign up for our free newsletter to receive the latest news Both Aurora Public Schools and Denver Public Schools saw slight dips in attendance on days when immigration officials were rumored to begin raids.
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$45 million record-breaking stegosaurus fossil found in Colorado will go on display at museum in New York City

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By Andrew Villegas Verified
| The Journal (Cortez) Verified
A dinosaur fossil, found in 2022 in Colorado and sold for nearly $45 million earlier in 2024, will be on display in New York City. (AP Photo/Pamela Smith file) The world’s most expensive dinosaur fossil – found in 2022 in Colorado – is headed to a museum in New York City. “Apex,” a nearly complete set of stegosaurus fossils, sold for nearly $45 million at auction earlier this year in New York.
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