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By Liam Knutson – 8 years old, Larkspur, Colo. First of all, grizzly bears have bounced back from near extinction. By 1975, the Grizzly population had fallen below 140, now

My New Year’s Resolutions By Aubrey Cisneros Hello! For me, New Years is scary, going into a new year, you never know what’s going to happen! But in all honesty—

Christmas Food! By Aubrey Cisneros It is believed that the forerunner of the Christmas Dinner was the midwinter feast enjoyed by our ancient ancestors. Feasts were held to celebrate the

Autumn Autumn is a season that is close to winter. Autumn is a great time to bring out jackets, coats, boots, scarves, and hats in preparation for the change in

Water is used in many ways in everyday life. We use it to shower, for laundry, dishes, etc. There are many other ways water is important to everyday life besides

LABOR DAYA day of relaxing and restFor all the people who work their best.The First Monday in SeptemberA long weekend to remember.Most business close for the dayThank goodness for Labor

Spring Equinox 2022 Spencer Warnock, 6th grade teacher at Alta Vista Elementary and Intermediate School, led a year-long Wilderness Skills class for his students. The focus of this class was

Spring Equinox 2022 By 6th-grader Sierra O. The Spring Equinox in 2022 occurs on Sunday, March 20. It is the first day of spring in the astronomical northern hemisphere and

Presidents’ Day Presidents’ Day is the third Monday in February because of the Uniform Holiday Act of 1971. The Uniform Holiday Act made holidays on Mondays to create long holiday