Submit your photos to The Gazette’s Labor Day Lift Off Photo Contest
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If you’re one to pull out your camera when you see a hot air balloon in the bright sky, listen up. The Gazette and Mayfield Counseling Centers are hosting The Official Labor Day Lift Off Photo Contest.
Upload your photos from the Labor Day Lift Off for a chance to win a hot air balloon ride courtesy of Labor Day Lift Off, Rainbow Riders, The Colorado Springs Sports Corp. and Hot Apple Productions. The contest is open through Sept. 13. For more info and to submit your photos, visit gazette.com/laborday.
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Mark Samuelson
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Updated 30 minutes ago
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Marianne Goodland
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Rachel Schilke, Washington Examiner
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Christian Datoc, Washington Examiner
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Updated 3 hours ago
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Christian Datoc, Washington Examiner
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Molly Parks, Washington Examiner
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Updated 3 hours ago
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Molly Parks, Washington Examiner
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Jerilee Bennett
jerilee-bennett@denvergazette.com
Updated 3 hours ago
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Sage Kelley
sage.kelley@denvergazette.com
Updated 2 hours ago
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Sage Kelley
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Lauren Green, Washington Examiner
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Updated 3 hours ago
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Lauren Green, Washington Examiner
Reporter
This home was $975K in Centennial, but went under contract in a weekend
Mark Samuelson
mark-samuelson@denvergazette.com
Updated 3 hours ago
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Mark Samuelson
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Updated 2 hours ago
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