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The 40-24 vote sends the bill, long sought by Democrats, to the Senate, which on Thursday will vote on an amended version that allows those who oppose vaccinations to try to put a repeal measure on the 2022 ballot. If that occurs and a repeal fails, the law would go into effect in 2023.

Ballots for the June 30 primary election have been mailed to all eligible voters, the Boulder County Elections Division announced via an email Tuesday.

Anyone concerned about the impacts of ozone pollution on health or the climate can make their voices heard at an upcoming virtual public hearing at the Colorado Air Quality Control Commission on June 18 at 9 a.m.

Join the Longmont Museum for a special behind-the-scenes look at what goes into exhibition programming.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

Voters who do not receive a ballot by June 17 should contact their county clerk and recorder.

Intercambio vows to listen, educate themselves and examine their own practices, starting in local communities

While the Centers for Disease Control urge older adults to take extra precautions against COVID-19, these measures are bringing big changes in how seniors live. Many are becoming more isolated due to safer-at-home orders, restrictions on visitors and the temporary closure of resources.

In just 2 ½ weeks in May, employees across 23 of Aggregate Industries' work sites collected a whopping 6,500 pounds of non-perishable foods and household goods and chose the OUR Center in Longmont as the recipient of their efforts.

The city has not yet consulted with Boulder County Public Health on the conditional plan. ”We remain optimistic, but there are a number of pieces that still need to come together for this to be a go and still ensure we are protecting our community.”