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Rita Gutierrez-Garcia had been out celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with loved ones when she went missing. She texted a friend that she had found a ride home for the evening and was last seen leaving 3’s Bar, 333 Main St., between 2:15 and 3:15 a.m. March 18, 2018, and has not been seen since. 

Customer bills in April, May and June won’t reflect costs of the recent extreme weather event over the President’s Day holiday weekend in February.

Low-wage industries continue to lag far behind pre-pandemic levels.

Two Longmont residents are part of independent redistricting commissions

Another vote on move aimed at adding "layer of accountability" slated for March 30.

Americans have in some years spent $6.16 billion celebrating, with 13 million pints of Guinness consumed. Some parts of the country have even held a pre-celebration on Sept. 17 – or, as they call it, “Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day.”

Under current law, school districts must allow parents and caregivers to possess and administer cannabis-based medicine on school grounds. School principals have discretion whether to allow school personnel to posses and administer medicine on school grounds. The new bill would remove that discretion.

Longmont Recreation and Museum moving forward with summer camp plans.

The number of Coloradans currently hospitalized with COVID-19 has spiked to 341 from 283 just three days ago, according to state data. While hospitalizations have steadily fallen over the last several months since peaking at 1,995 on Dec. 2, officials fear that the decline has leveled off more quickly than they’d hoped.

Virtual meeting set for 1 p.m. Thursday