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This Week in Longmont - April 6, 2018 See the latest news and events happening in Longmont.

The City Council seeks applications from citizens interested in serving on boards, committees or commissions through a bi-annual recruiting process. Look for listings around September and April of each year on the cities Current Vacancies page.

Longmont Farmers Market, Saturday, April 7, 2018, 8 a.m. Enjoy the Longmont Farmers Market as it returns to Boulder County Fair grounds this weekend for the summer season, don't miss out on all the great offers.

On Tuesday, March 27, St. Vrain Valley teacher, Carol Glasgow, passed away suddenly. Friends, family and coworkers have begun a YouCaring campaign to assist the family during this difficult time.

Ever wonder what Longmont residents throw away in their weekly trash carts? Turns out, over half of what's inside could actually be recycled or composted.

AUTO THEFT A Longmont resident in the 800 block of Grandview Meadows Drive reported his vehicle stolen. The case status is closed due to lack of suspect information.

On Tuesday evening, Longmont City Council proclaimed April 2018 as 'Parkinson's Disease Awareness Month' in Longmont. Tom Hubner, a member of the Longmont Parkison's support group, attended the Council meeting to accept the proclamation.

Some Oil and Gas Wells to be Plugged A plug and abandon operation that will be occurring just outside Longmont’s limits.

Spring is definitely here and the ospreys have returned to their nesting site at the Boulder County Fairgrounds. Once severely endangered due to the use of the pesticide DDT, the osprey has made an amazing comeback.