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Human remains discovered near Rocky Mountain National Park trail in June identified as New York man

Human remains discovered near RMNP trail in June identified as New York man
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK,Colo. — Officials on Monday released the identity of human remains discovered near the Alpine Ridge Trail in Rocky Mountain National Park last month.

The remains were located on June 18.

On Monday, RMNP officials announced that the decedent had been identified through dental records as 40-year-old Steven Noto of Western New York. Investigators believe he died in late November 2024.

Since the remains were mostly skeletonized when they were found, Noto's cause and manner of death "is unable to be determined," according to officials. However, foul play has been ruled out.

The National Park Service is leading the investigation into Noto's death.

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Palmer Lake, Tri-Lakes citizens continue to fight Buc-ee's as deadline looms

Palmer Lake residents are continuing their opposition to a proposed Buc-ee's development despite a new agreement between the town and the retailer, the Mayor Pro-Tem issues a response.

Palmer Lake, Tri-Lakes citizens continue to fight Buc-ee's as deadline looms

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