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Residents Surveyed on Fate of Aurora Theater

Poll posted to ask what to do about location of deadly shootings.

Reason Staff | 8.21.2012 8:07 PM

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Residents in the Denver suburb where 12 moviegoers were shot to death and 58 others wounded during a midnight showing of "The Dark Knight Rises" last month are being asked for ideas on what to do with the cinema, a city official said on Tuesday.

The City of Aurora posted a survey on its Facebook page, Twitter account and Web site on Monday after Texas-based Cinemark Holdings asked for input on what to do with its Century 16 site in Aurora, city spokeswoman Lori MacKenzie said.

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