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"In this time of hyper-partisanship, HB21-1139 makes a good parable about participatory democracy. It is a matter that can be discussed by a diverse group civilly, and on which people can question each other without rancor and even change their minds. It’s a good reminder that we don’t have all the answers."

"In our view, as education researchers who specialize in science education, the learning sciences and educational assessment, we see an abundance of reasons to let states off the hook for testing this year."

"I have no fears that officers are targeting children of color. Among my constituents are parents who passionately support the program as well as parents who feel their children are not treated fairly.  My motivation was to give them a chance to speak, and to make sure that Longmont has a policy of continuous improvement in fulfilling this critically important duty."

"There are many laudable characteristics of a public bank, which should help Colorado’s economy. "

With 221 new bills (and more to come) there should be something for everyone. But today let’s look at some bills that could be especially meaningful to Longmont.

Member of SRL and the Coalition of Local Compost Action support the project.

"The argument that impeachment was unconstitutional was always flimsy at best and looks now like the political cover it was meant to be. It seems obvious the reason for the not guilty votes was fear of retribution from Trump and his supporters. The fear was not misplaced." 

It’s 4 degrees below zero outside. It’s a comfy 64 degrees in my house.

After 10 years of service, Mayor Brian Bagley passes the torch with advice to voters.

Residents in Longmont, northwest metro Denver have invested many millions in phantom train