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ALT Aerial of Downtown Castle Rock. Text says, "Downtown Wayfinding Survey. Provide input through December 30."
ALT Keepers of the Star replace bulbs on the 40-foot Star atop The Rock in preparation for the annual Starlight event in Castle Rock.
ALT Using Google Docs for Research Papers: How to Cite Your Sources in 3 Easy Steps! 1. Compile a List of Sources Open a Google Doc, and go to the Tools menu > Citations. In the Citations sidebar, choose the appropriate citation style from the dropdown menu (MLA, APA, or Chicago). Click on "Add Citation Source.” Choose the source type. Choose the method used to access the source. Search for the source or enter the information manually. Click on "Add Citation Source.” 2. Add In-Text Citations Click on the spot in your paper where you want to add an in-text citation, and then hover over the related source in the Citations sidebar. A "Cite" button will appear. Click on it to add an in-text citation to your paper. 3. Create a References List Create a new page at the end of the paper. Click on the "Insert References" or "Insert Works Cited" button at the bottom of the Citations sidebar to add a source list. Designed by Tolulope (Tolu) Noah, Ed.D • @drtolunoah • www.tolunoah.com
ALT "9/10 people who attempt to take their life do not go on to die by suicide" 'if you or someone you know is in crisis, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255 or text HOME to 741741 to reach trained counselor at the Crisis Text Line.'
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