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Englewood Police Officer Jeremy Bitner died from injuries he received when he was hit by an alleged drunk driver in the early-morning hours of Memorial Day.

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Littleton High grads move forward

Mother Nature cooperated with light cloud cover to cool thing off a bit for family and friends who came to cheer for the 354 Littleton High School graduates, who received their diplomas during the May 18 commencement ceremonies at Littleton Public Schools Stadium.
Heritage grads launch into life after high school

Heritage Eagles soared into the real world May 16, but the real eagle had to stay grounded.
Somber events mark Memorial Day

Memorial Day will be observed with formal tributes to fallen veterans before and after the May 26 Remembrance Parade in Denver, and separate May 28 ceremonies at Littleton and Fort Logan National Cemetery will honor the service and sacrifice of all members of the military, past and present.
Humane society nets funds from Littleton

The furry residents at the Humane Society of South Platte Valley can rest a little easier now that funding is almost guaranteed to keep a roof over their heads for the rest of the year.

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Sports

Cohen, Creek go low to capture 5A crown

AURORA - On a day for heroics involving Cherry Creek in Tuesday’s final round of the Class 5A girls golf championship, it was hard to determine which one was more impressive: Mackenzie Cohen winning the individual title or the Bruins repeating as team champions.

Life

‘Taos Contemporary’ opens at Metro

“Taos Contemporary” opens May 31 with a 7-9 p.m. public reception and continues through Aug. 11. Fifty-seven artists who live and work in Taos, N.M., today carry on the “Taos School” traditions in their own styles, as Taos County continues the 20th-century atmosphere of support for individuality and new ways of expression in visual art. The exhibit is at Metropolitan State’s Center for Visual Art, 965 Santa Fe Drive, Denver. Hours: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays; noon to 5 p.m. Saturdays. Admission is free. 303-294-5207. (Free parking.)