Just wanted to let folks know this is still happening- the Village Exchange Center has power and we are excited to still be able to share this important information. Heck, come even if you just want to be in a warm building for a while. More details about the event here- https://sentinelcolorado.com/sentinel-muse/#/details/free-event-learn-your-rights-when-you-interact-with-law-enforcement-/14498981/2024-11-09T10

Hey everyone! I’m looking for the best sledding hill in Aurora; bonus points if it’s on the northern side. Hit me with your suggestions!

Flexible on location, amenities, and mostly anything else. Max price per month is 1,700, and the only thing that is super important to us is that there is no roach/rat infestation! Thank you so much (:

https://sentinelcolorado.com/metro/aurora-lawmakers-rejected-slumlord-fix-in-2023-as-apartment-quagmire-grew/

Anyone have any suggestions for a lawyer well-versed in HOA issues? Looking to have a conversation and see how to move fwd.

Thanks!

Please consider booking me for any dog or cat sitting/boarding services you may need here in the Aurora area! I will be available all month this November and most of December! New customers to Rover can use my promo code below for $20 off their first booking!

My profile: https://www.rover.com/sit/jeremv73119

My promo code: JEREMV73119

Looking to meet some people and join a community? We're getting a group together to play Killer Queen tomorrow (Sunday 11/3) at FlyteCo Tower! It's an awesome 5v5 arcade game that you have to play in person with a group. It's got a national scene and a really awesome community, and we're trying to get the Colorado scene started up for more regular play.

This game is honestly for everyone. I haven't ever had someone have a bad time playing it. You don't need to be good at video games to get into this! Here's a nice overview of the game.

This is a very easy to learn game that also has a lot of strategic and mechanical depth for people who want to get deeper into it. I've actually traveled to tournaments for this game 3 times this year because I miss it so much (I played a lot in Minneapolis). I've never had someone dislike their time playing.

Come down to FlyteCo Tower tomorrow at 2-5ish! The game is up on the 2nd floor. Feel free to DM me if you have any problems.

If you're interested in playing in the future, come join the Discord server as well: https://discord.gg/pSrfZfMu

I want a slab of concrete poured for a storage shed, in the near future. Simply looking for suggestions, thanks.

Hi all!

First time joining this sub, but pretty much a lifelong Aurora resident (outside of the last 8ish years)! I recently moved back to Aurora and am kinda in a pickle with work-related things.

I work remotely as a freelancer, and one of my clients is requesting a massive file via upload. It's about 300 GB, and while I was originally planning on letting it do the upload overnight, the file size (coupled with a much slower upload speed) caused it to fail.

I'm trying to see if there are any places in the area that'll let me upload something this massive, whether it's a cafe, library, or otherwise. I know it's a LONG shot, but any leads would be greatly appreciated! Most wifi networks afaik are about 10-20mbps for uploading, so anything faster would be ideal

I will try to keep this post short and to the point. We have the possibility of moving to Denver and we don’t know much about the area so looking for advice or suggestions on areas to look in. I was told to look in Tallyns Reach as a good option, so that’s why I’m posting to the Aurora page.

We are a young family with two kids, a two year-old and seven month old. We are looking for an area with a great school system, convenience to grocery stores, restaurants, playgrounds, trails, and parks. Ideally would like the town to have a lot of things for young kids, whether it be scheduled events or just places in general geared towards younger kids. We currently live in Florida in a wonderful neighborhood where we know all our neighbors. There are always kids outside playing together and we do block parties from time to time as well. We live within 10 to 15 minutes of multiple grocery stores, target, local restaurants (not chains), Home Depot, a zoo, a science museum, and our town does lots of events for kids. Hopefully that gives a better idea of what we would be looking for. We currently don’t know anybody out in Denver so we are hoping to be in an area with people in the same stage of life as us to make it easier to meet people.

My husband will be commuting to and from the Denver airport, so we would like to ideally stay within 45 minutes of the airport as well. Thanks for any advice and suggestions in advance! We are open to any and all suggestions/opinions.

Got back after a night out to see all the trick-or-treaters had honored the only take three note, love to see it😊

One block over, the yard displays are really good! I saw 3 or 4 families going down the street there.

Unfortunately, our block is not so lucky. We've only had 1 family walk down so far.

How are the people in your part of the neighborhood? Was it all trunk-or-treaters, or are they keeping it old school too?

EDIT: This is a bigger-kid night, it seems. Things really started picking up after 8pm.

As the title states, looking for recommendations of no kill dog shelters in aurora or surrounding areas.

 My Dad has fallen on hard times, and unfortunately has to give up one of his dogs. She's a very sweet and loving dog. Unfortunately she has some behavior problems that have made finding her a home difficult. Separation anxiety that leads to destructive behaviors. Plus tons of energy. She's around 6 or 7. Blue tick mixed with Treeing walker coon hound. Trying to find a place that can hopefully find her a home. Thanks on advance for any recommendations 

I'm looking to instill some humility and compassion into my 6 and 8 year old kids. They're good kids, but like many kids they're kinda spoiled and I'd like to work on that. Only problem, i'm having a hard time finding opportunities for younger kids. Food Bank of the Rockies was 10+ for volunteers and most others are 16+. We live in Southeast Aurora but would be willing to drive a bit if the opportunity was a good fit. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

My husband and I are looking to buy in the winter/spring and would like some realtor recommendations if you have them. First(ish) time home buyers. 2 person family with a small dog. We're looking at condos and townhouses.

We're moving from out of state so we need someone who is very knowledgeable about the area and can communicate by email/phone, and schedule a couple of days of showings all in one fell swoop. VA benefits available but we do plan to put money down and we have excellent credit.

Thank you for any advice.

I work near Anschutz/Fitzsimons and have been touring different units nearby. I haven’t been very interested in many, so I’ve been looking further out and found a place I’m pretty happy with I would need to take the A train towards DIA because I don’t drive.

Does this sound doable?

I’ve heard from other friends who use transit that often different rail lines go down or are incredibly slow. For my specific commute, I could either use the A train and then bus ~8 mins or scooter/bike after. Any help is appreciated, thanks!

Hey! So just wanted to share since I’m sure most of us are having a hard time with the prices at grocery store. This Walmart location has mismatch prices listed all over produce and products in the store on their electronic price tags. After trying to explain to the cashier, they couldn’t do anything about it. I talked to one of the “managers” and they said they’ll try to fix it. In case they don’t, I wanted to bring awareness. So you don’t end up upset like me for having to pay way more than what you thought you were going to pay.

We are a family with a young kiddo hoping to move to Aurora to be closer to family. We’re looking for a neighborhood that’s safe and reasonably family-friendly. Also looking for a good elementary nearby.

We’re on a budget (up to $600,000ish), and we’re willing to be flexible. We love older houses like ranchers, but new construction is just fine, too.

Can anyone recommend a neighborhood that might be for us? I’ve heard Aurora can vary wildly from block to block like our current town, so I figured I’d ask the community for any insight.

I know this likely isn't a surprise to anyone, but had to share this particular incompetence that's been frustrating me today.

TL,DR; calling APD for a non emergencyis a nightmare.

I had someone cash a fraudulent check from my account, not sure how they got it, but the check has all their info on it, and I can see their name, drivers license and DOB through my bank app. I reached out to my bank and they basically said we can take care of it, we just need you to submit a police report.

Went online and saw there was a section of APD's site specific to check fraud, but the catch is if you have any suspect info they want you to call the non emergency number. NBD, just need to file the report so I can share it with my bank.

I called, was on hold for about 20 minutes, NBD it's not an emergency. Finally get a hold of a dispatcher and explain the situation. They start working on a report but have to jump to an emergency call. On hold for another 5 minutes, new dispatcher jumps on, I start my explanation over and they basically say, well if you don't know that the name and info on the check is legit then you should file online, I'm like ok I guess that makes sense, but they decide to transfer me to the fraud department to be sure. I speak to an officer in that department who tells me I should definitely submit online.

I specifically ask them "Are you sure, because the online form said I needed to call you if I had any suspect info." They say oh yeah, just say no on that part of the form and add the info into the narrative and it'll be fine. So I go back online and follow their direction. Submit my report and get a confirmation email. Great! Took about 45 minutes start to finish.

An hour later, I get an email back from them saying, hey because you have suspect info you have to call and talk to an officer, so the report you filled can't be accepted as a police report...

So I get to start the process all over again. Cause someone doesn't know how to do their job.

Such a waste of my time and theirs. Could've been easy to confirm with a colleague instead of just guessing incorrectly.

Rant over.