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SVVSD moves Monday classes online

SVVSD moves Monday classes online

Notifications for class schedules will sent by individual schools | Información también en español
From job cuts to online commerce, COVID reshaped US economy

From job cuts to online commerce, COVID reshaped US economy

After a year of ghostly airports, empty sports stadiums and constant Zoom meetings, growing signs suggest that the economy is strengthening. Hiring picked up in February. Business restrictions have eased as the pace of viral infections has ebbed. Yet the economy remains far from normal. Here's where things stand at the one-year mark.
Local closures and delays: A list of what's being impacted by weekend snowstorm

Local closures and delays: A list of what's being impacted by weekend snowstorm

This list will be updated on a regular basis | Información también en español.
Library aims to bust stay-at-home spring break boredom with kid, teen book groups

Library aims to bust stay-at-home spring break boredom with kid, teen book groups

After requests from the community and many inquiries about book clubs for younger ages, librarians decided to create the library’s first children’s book club program and bring back, after a three-year hiatus, a teen club, both of which can be enjoyed from the comfort of home.
Longmont police report: March 13, 2021

Longmont police report: March 13, 2021

A daily crime report in Longmont
What childhood vaccine rates can, and can’t, teach us about COVID vaccines

What childhood vaccine rates can, and can’t, teach us about COVID vaccines

Colorado is one of 15 states where parents can opt out of vaccines for philosophical reasons and vaccine immunization rates in schools in those states may provide an unfiltered look at COVID vaccine refusals.
Did you spring forward? Daylight saving time started at 2 a.m.

Did you spring forward? Daylight saving time started at 2 a.m.

While it might mean a lost hour of sleep, the switch Mountain Daylight Time does mean being able to soak in an extra hour of sun in the afternoons. 
Despite declines during pandemic, SVVSD expects enrollment growth in next decade

Despite declines during pandemic, SVVSD expects enrollment growth in next decade

“The state demographer identified Colorado is still a growth state,” SVVSD Planning Director Scott Toillion said. “Over the next 10 years, the growth in the Front Range is going to be about 640,000 to 700,000 … a great deal of this growth is going to be right here ... where St. Vrain is located.”
Community rallies to help pay veterinary bills for disabled veteran's best friend

Community rallies to help pay veterinary bills for disabled veteran's best friend

Ottis is more than just a best friend for Peter Kerr, a disabled veteran who served as an Apache helicopter mechanic during Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan. The Great Dane and American bulldog mix also is his support system.
Get Growing: March is time to start more seeds indoors and out

Get Growing: March is time to start more seeds indoors and out

We’re getting warmer weather every now and then, but we’re not out of the woods yet. While you can attempt to plant a few things outside — with row coverings to keep in warmth at night — you’ll still want to start seeds inside.