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PERRY: That brings me to this repeat offender: Jell-O salad.
Granted, in the most-skilled kitchens and with the greatest care, gelatin can be transmuted into the rare delectable aspic, panatone or souffle. But in the hands of your sister, armed with Cool Whip — whatever the hell that is — Miracle Whip, stale pecans, mercilessly canned peaches and pineapple that never did anything to anybody, cottage cheese, colored marshmallows, various boxes of instant pudding, and the most galling element of all, shredded carrots, well, let’s just say courts have stood in the way of punishments far less cruel.

PERRY: If you really love your friends and family, don’t give them the bird on Thanksgiving | Sentinel Colorado Colorado TableAmerican BuffetOpinionEditor Dave Perry PERRY: If you really love your friends and family, don’t give them the bird on Thanksgiving By DAVE PERRY, Sentinel Editor - November 28, 2019 0 Facebook Twitter Email Print EDITOR’S NOTE: Republished from fowl holidays past. Bone appetite, f...

“We wanted sort of a mobile bar, but, legally … the City of Denver was like, ‘Yeah, you can’t do that. That’s impossible.’”

Odessa Oasis: A wheel different kind of catering | Sentinel Colorado Colorado TablePure ColoradoSentinel MagazineSentinel LifestyleY AM edition - LOCAL Odessa Oasis: A wheel different kind of catering By QUINCY SNOWDON, Staff Writer - November 21, 2019 0 Facebook Twitter Email Print 1 of 2 From right, brothers and co-founders, Alex and Nick Daniluk, and their cousin....

It's perfect beer and tamale weather.

FALL BITES: First-ever Tamale Festival Saturday at Town Center at Aurora | Sentinel Colorado 0Recent HeadlinesColorado TableMarkets & EventsPure ColoradoSentinel MagazineSentinel LifestyleZ PM edition - FEATURES FALL BITES: First-ever Tamale Festival Saturday at Town Center at Aurora By THE SENTINEL - October 18, 2019 168 Facebook Twitter Email Print AURORA | Music, craft beer and a bevy of...

Gabby Giffords was in Aurora Sept. 14 to stump for Aurora mayoral candidate , at the Arapahoe County Democratic Headquarters. Photos by /Sentinel Colorado

“I think anyone who grew up in Aurora during that time frame has very fond memories of the sign and the theater of itself,” Clark said. “It’s really important to us now to maintain the flavor of that area and restore that iconic sign so that a whole new generation of Aurorans can recognize it and make their own memories there.”

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City awarded $73,000 state grant to revamp Aurora Fox’s neon sign | Sentinel Colorado MetroAround AuroraSentinel MagazineSentinel LifestyleZ PM edition - FEATURES City awarded $73,000 state grant to revamp Aurora Fox’s neon sign By Quincy Snowdon, staff writer - September 5, 2019 55 Facebook Twitter Email Print AURORA | For nearly 75 years, three fuchsia letters have beckoned movie...

A handful of Aurora Police Officers dressed up as superheroes and spent their morning rappelling down the walls of Children’s Hospital Colorado, passing windows for the children to see their favorite masked and caped crusaders. Photos by /Sentinel Colorado @ Children’s Hospital Colorado

“The mural is a beautiful celebration of the arts in Aurora,” said Helen R. Murray, Executive Producer for the Aurora Fox Arts Center. “It tells the story of the Aurora Fox’s history. From its time as a movie palace during the latter part of the golden age of cinema, to the fire that destroyed it in the 1980s, and finally to its rebirth as the award-winning live theatre and arts center that it is today.”

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BRUSH WITH HISTORY: Fox theater mural paints a picture of the past | Sentinel Colorado Home 0Trending BRUSH WITH HISTORY: Fox theater mural paints a picture of the past Sentinel MagazineArt & MuseumsStage and ComedySpotlightY AM edition - LOCALBRUSH WITH HISTORY: Fox theater mural paints a picture of the past By PHILIP B. POSTON, Staff Writer - August 22, 2019 1 Facebook Twitter Email...

Scenes from the 2019 Arapahoe County Fair, July 27. Photos by /Sentinel Colorado @ Arapahoe County Fairgrounds Park

For decades, the City of Denver allowed dozens of companies including Conoco, Coors and Hewlett Packard — and some metro-area cities — to dump 138 million gallons of toxic waste on the land, enough to fill over 200 olympic-sized swimming pools, according to Environmental Protection Agency records.

Evidence shows the site has leaked toxic chemicals aboveground and underground, including tributaries which flow into Murphy Creek - all upstream from current and future development sites. @ Murphy Creek, Aurora, Colorado

More than 1,000 marchers and protestors assembled at the GEO Aurora ICE Processing Center, July 12, to protest the immigration crisis and the facilities in which these immigrants are being held. Photos by /Sentinel Colorado @ GEO Aurora Ice Processing Center

HUD Sec. Ben Carson, Sen. Cory Gardner and Gov. Jared Polis were all in attendance for a July 12 ribbon cutting at a new HUD Development in Aurora, CO.

Thinking about visiting the Sistine Chapel: The Exhibition at the Stanley Marketplace? Here’s a peek at the exhibit which is running through Aug. 13. Photos by /Sentinel Colorado @ The Hangar at Stanley