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Longmont police report: December 26, 2020

Longmont police report: December 26, 2020

A daily crime report in Longmont.
At risk of extinction, black-footed ferrets get experimental COVID vaccine

At risk of extinction, black-footed ferrets get experimental COVID vaccine

About 120 black-footed ferrets, among the most endangered mammals in North America, were injected with an experimental COVID vaccine aimed at protecting the small, weasel-like creatures rescued from the brink of extinction four decades ago.
4 signs that food pantries improve the diets of low-income people

4 signs that food pantries improve the diets of low-income people

Community Food Share’s Julia McGee said there is a common misconception that food banks only provide cans and boxes of food, but that’s far from the truth.
Get involved and give back: Teens can do both through Longmont library program

Get involved and give back: Teens can do both through Longmont library program

Middle school and high school-aged teens are invited to virtually volunteer for the Teen Library Committee for the winter and spring programs. The application period opens on Monday.
Home for the holidays: Inn Between helps teen get into new apartment just in time for Christmas

Home for the holidays: Inn Between helps teen get into new apartment just in time for Christmas

The 18-year-old, who works about 25 hours a week while attending school full time, had been sleeping in her car, then in a local hotel, according to Tim Rakow, executive director of The Inn Between of Longmont.
Longmont Humane Society Pet of the Week: Ryan loves to cuddle

Longmont Humane Society Pet of the Week: Ryan loves to cuddle

This senior boy loves car rides and is looking for his forever home
Longmont police report: December 25, 2020

Longmont police report: December 25, 2020

A daily crime report in Longmont
7 Colorado education stories to watch in 2021

7 Colorado education stories to watch in 2021

The pandemic’s effects will continue to be felt through much of 2021. Will school districts reopen and stay open? How will we address learning loss? Will students from low-income families pursue deferred college dreams.
Longmont helping Northern Arapaho tribe in COVID fight

Longmont helping Northern Arapaho tribe in COVID fight

Longmont, which is piecing together a new sister city relationship with the tribe, sent $5,000 to the Northern Arapaho to help administer vaccinations.
'The sky is the limit:' SVVSD's homeless liaison draws on his own life experiences to help others achieve

'The sky is the limit:' SVVSD's homeless liaison draws on his own life experiences to help others achieve

After coming to the U.S. with very little, Luis Alberto Chavez Hernandez has worked hard to help families struggling with homelessnes through SVVSD.