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1. Auction raises scholarship money in memory of United pilot from Colorado killed on 9-11 (kdvr.com) — In Littleton, neighbors and friends of United Flight 93 Captain Jason Dahl are running an online auction to grow a scholarship fund that has already helped hundreds of aspiring pilots. As the 25th anniversary of 9-11 approaches, the fund's board members are honoring Dahl's legacy locally while also traveling to Pennsylvania for the official remembrance ceremony.
2. Mile High Transactions Report Week Ending 09.04.26 (milehighcre.com) — A 7‑unit apartment property on South Grant Street in Littleton has changed hands, with NorthPeak Commercial Advisors brokering the deal between a longtime owner and a motivated buyer. The sale comes amid a tougher regional investment market, but brokers say patient sellers and collaborative teams are still closing solid transactions. The broader report also highlights several other major real estate deals around metro Denver and Northern Colorado.
3. Archbishop Golka Heads Back to School, Welcoming Students and Faculty Around the Archdiocese (denvercatholic.org) — Students and staff at Chesterton Academy of Our Lady of Victory in Littleton welcomed Archbishop James Golka as he blessed their new permanent school building and opened the academic year with Mass. His visit was part of a wider tour of Catholic schools across Northern Colorado, where he encouraged students and teachers to deepen their faith, lean on God's grace, and see this school year as a chance to grow in purpose and joy.
4. Gas bills to rise for Xcel Energy's Colorado customers (denverpost.com) — Xcel Energy's natural gas rates are going up in October, meaning Littleton households can expect to pay about 8.6% more, or roughly $5 extra per month. A Littleton customer and hundreds of others statewide have pushed back, while regulators say they tried to balance affordability with funding system upgrades and new protections for low-income customers.
5. First Focus on Children files amicus brief with U.S. Supreme Court to protect Colorado children (firstfocus.org) — A Colorado Supreme Court case involving St. Mary Catholic Parish in Littleton could determine whether religious schools in the state's universal pre-K program may exclude transgender children and kids from LGBTQ+ families while still receiving public funds. A children's advocacy group has filed a brief arguing that such exclusion is illegal and harmful, emphasizing the long-term health and educational impacts on affected children statewide.
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