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The “She is Me” virtual happy hour and panel discussion on Wednesday will focus on stories of league members shared through a photojournalism project of the same name. It also will celebrate Women’s Equality Day, which marks the anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote. 

The rally will be from noon to 1 p.m. today at the main post office, 201 Coffman St.

West Nile-positive mosquitoes came from traps at The Shores and St. Vrain Greenway, according to Boulder County Public Health.

The proposal before the Colorado Public Utilities Commission creates an incentive to enhance economic development in the communities we serve through lower electricity costs for major expansions of existing and new business.

"The combination of fine particulates in smoke with lung-burning ozone can endanger your health and increase susceptibility to severe illness from COVID-19."

The city is one of 15 municipalities, which represent 50% to 65% of Colorado’s population, looking to partner with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment to conduct COVID surveillance testing on wastewater.

Proposition 116: State income tax rate reduction has qualified for the ballot.

“The pandemic hit the business hard, we suffered a 90% revenue loss,” said company founder Simon Chen. “But we never thought about quitting or abandoning the Longmont community.”

Frequent Flyers' “Because the Sky is Blue” on Sept. 10 will be the Museum’s only in-person, ticketed performance event for the fall season.