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As a woman, I have had my concerns about being able to defend myself in sticky situations. Having expressed these concerns with a colleague, he thought I should find a local self-defense class and get some tips.

Photo courtesy of Rose Cardella and J.J. Zepp *Warning this podcast may contain explicit language. The thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the contributors and may not necessarily be shared by the Longmont Observer.

Heather Heather is a sweet and affectionate girl who loves nothing more than being with her people! This two-year-old gal loves to snuggle, take walks and generally be a part of what's happening around her.

Dear LCJP Community Member, I could tell you a story about every single restorative justice case that comes to LCJP.

Frosty Lovely Frosty is a truly delightful and gentle kitty. This thirteen-year-old girl enjoys the company (and sitting in the laps) of people of all ages.

The author Richard Estep, who happens to be a Longmont resident, and no pushover when it comes to alien phenomena, wrote a book that should be pushed over, further, further, a little bit more, and off the bookshelf into the trash can.

The beautiful sanctuary of the United Church of Christ on 9th Street in Longmont was filled with the magnificent sounds of the Ars Nova Singers on the last concert of their 2018 Christmas series called In the Moon of Wintertime .

Luna Luna loves an adventure! This lovely, six-year-old girl enjoys long walks, spending time with her people and still has a ton of spring in her step! Luna loves the company of people of all ages and gets along well with her kitty companions, howev

Longmont has a rich history in agriculture, but many don’t realize that retail legend James Cash “J.C.” Penney got his start as a small business owner on Main Street in downtown Longmont. James Cash “J.C.

Crossroads School , located at 402 Kimbark Street, Longmont, inside Central Longmont Presbyterian Church, is holding an open house on Dec. 14 from 6:30-8:30 p.m.