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Main Street Rehabilitation Update 6-30-17

Main Street Rehabilitation Update 6-30-17

The overall project remains on schedule to be fully completed by mid-July. The Main St. work between 3rd and 6th Ave. will be completed Friday, June 30. The Asphalt Specialists crews will not work July 3 - 4 due to the holiday.
The U.S. Supreme Court Will Hear The Colorado Same-Sex Wedding Cake Case. Here’s What You Should Know.

The U.S. Supreme Court Will Hear The Colorado Same-Sex Wedding Cake Case. Here’s What You Should Know.

Corey Hutchins The U.S. Supreme Court has decided to hear a case set to pit Christian religious beliefs against gay rights over a never-baked wedding cake in Colorado.
When the Ku Klux Klan Ran Longmont

When the Ku Klux Klan Ran Longmont

Longmont has some skeletons in its closet that nobody likes to talk about. Those skeletons have to do with when the Ku Klux Klan held sway in town and in Colorado in general.
Longmont Startup Week Series Part Six: Mayor Coombs talks Longmont Startup Week

Longmont Startup Week Series Part Six: Mayor Coombs talks Longmont Startup Week

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjmgKR_ZUeY&feature=youtu.be For the month leading up to Longmont Startup Week 2017, Longmont Observer will be featuring a series, created by LEDP, about Kim Castle, a new entrepreneur to Longmont.
The Home Front-Roundup of Colorado Newspaper Headlines 6-29-17

The Home Front-Roundup of Colorado Newspaper Headlines 6-29-17

Your morning roundup of stories from the front pages of newspapers across Colorado Corey Hutchins “The union representing Colorado Springs firefighters filed a petition with the city last week indicating it intends to seek collective bargaining statu
Video: Bringing Down The Wall at The Roost

Video: Bringing Down The Wall at The Roost

The Roost, in Downtown Longmont, is doing a little remodeling, putting in new doors for a new patio area. https://youtu.be/Pt8N-ho2LDs
The Home Front-Roundup of Colorado Newspaper Headlines 6-28-17

The Home Front-Roundup of Colorado Newspaper Headlines 6-28-17

Your roundup of stories from the front pages of newspapers across Colorado Corey Hutchins “Colorado’s three largest public pension funds now have about a 40 percent chance of running out of money in the coming decades, putting the Public Employees’ R
The Polarizing Prairie Dog

The Polarizing Prairie Dog

Love them or hate them, Longmont has pockets of prairie dogs. There is perhaps no other species in Boulder County that is as polarizing as the prairie dog.
Longmont Startup Week Series Part Five: What People Think of Longmont!

Longmont Startup Week Series Part Five: What People Think of Longmont!

https://youtu.be/LaRBEoaBeVo For the month leading up to Longmont Startup Week 2017, Longmont Observer will be featuring a series, created by LEDP, about Kim Castle, a new entrepreneur to Longmont.
Why Colorado could use a big drought.

Why Colorado could use a big drought.

Without the conservation ethos embraced by other states, Colorado will run out of water in 2050. Marianne Goodland There’s nothing like a drought to turn everyone’s attention to water conservation.Colorado’s last major drought was from 2001 to 2002.