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While a ridge continues to dominate the nation (and Colorado) bringing the heat, some moisture is sneaking into Colorado bringing back an afternoon chance of thunderstorms.

I’ve researched the history of the 1918 pandemic extensively. At that time, with no effective vaccine or drug therapies, communities across the country instituted a host of public health measures to slow the spread of a deadly influenza epidemic: They closed schools and businesses, banned public gatherings and isolated and quarantined those who were infected. Many communities recommended or required that citizens wear face masks in public — and this, not the onerous lockdowns, drew the most ire.

The workshops aim to make transportation options more accessible for older adults, individuals with disabilities, and caregivers in Boulder County.

In a year full of national crises many acknowledged it is hard to find time to remember Army Spc. Vanessa Guillen. But forgetting about her recent murder and the systematic abuse that may have contributed to it, is not an option for them either.

Johnston joined the family business just months after his graduation from Logan Chiropractic College in St. Louis, where he learned the camaraderie between doctor and patient is important to maintain trust. He credits his father in teaching him how to care for people and help them understand their situations.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

Chatham Asset Management, a New Jersey hedge fund, has won an auction to buy McClatchy Co., the local news company that owns The Longmont Leader.

See the cello performance and others by the Longmont Symphony Orchestra on its YouTube channel.

The goal of events such as Drive-In Bingo is to bring people back to the Village at the Peaks and counter the decline in sales businesses have seen since statewide restrictions were put in place in March. Speaking anonymously, staff members at Village at the Peaks businesses expressed concern about the volume of sales, saying they have yet to meet even half of the numbers seen on a busy night last summer.

Local and state officials urge people to enjoy the water but to know their limitations and to keep safety top of mind.