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Historic Littleton, Inc. is hosting the competition.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds residents to calmly back away when they see a cat.
Sterling Ranch workers helped move more than 40 head of cattle from their summer pastures to their winter homes this week.
Multiple officers complained to human resources about a "scathing letter" written by Officer Doug Wilkinson.
The last measurable snow at Denver International Airport was more than 200 days ago.
The board voted 10-6 to change the language to "adults who commit sexual offenses."
Much of the state is predicted to get slightly-below-normal amounts of snow through February.
The Montrose County Sheriff’s Office received reports of an emu running in the 67000 block of Landfill Road.
The Denver School Board member is suing the group for "planning and publishing over 60 false allegations of sexual assault against him."
Passenger traffic is expected to increase nearly three percent from pre-pandemic numbers.
City officials have acknowledged an agreement was reached, but said details would not be made public until finalized.
The FBI conducted four searches connected to an alleged breach of election security and alleged misuse of campaign funds.
The two schools could meet on the court for the first time since 2019.
Brett Rios, who posts his photography on Facebook said he was one of the first people to report the single engine aircraft was down.
Shadow Canyon Crew member Edward O'Malley shared video of fellow crew stopping to recharge.
More than 200 Boulder students submitted entries to the naming contest.
The James Beard Award nominee will serve as executive chef.
"They know when it’s not safe and they get out of there," wildlife biologist Angelique Curtis said. "They don’t generally run too far."
Annabel Bowlen said her husband kept his condition private because he believed "it's not about me."
Some residents say it’s not an isolated problem in the neighborhood.