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The library requested $50,000 for more print and digital materials and technology access next year, but money available in the 2021 budget and a grant fell short of the full amount. Council members said city staff should look at any available pots of money to come up with the full amount.  

A daily crime report in Longmont.

10 local vendors to be featured in space offered by Longmont Downtown Development Authority

Silver Creek knocked out of tournament by Holy Family. Mead advances to semifinal game on Saturday

“With the three projects we now have underway, we will be able to offer more specialty care to the community closer to home.”

The DA’s office is one of five offices in the country to be selected for the innovative program

The Longmont Leader reached out to candidates of the races listed in the voter’s guide with a list of questions. Each response will be published as it is received and may be edited for clarity and/or length.

Elsewhere in Longmont, an individual at St. John the Baptist Catholic School has tested positive for the COVID-19 and students in classrooms who were in close contact with the individual were quarantined for 14 days.

Smokers, vapers and tobacco chewers would pay higher taxes in January and considerably more for discount cigarettes if Colorado voters approve this ballot measure.

As ski resorts announce plans to manage crowds, avalanche equipment sales are soaring, leaving search and rescue teams and land managers bracing for record crowds exploring snowy mountains.