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Colorado lawmakers hope these nine bills will bolster workforce education

Colorado lawmakers hope these nine bills will bolster workforce education

They also hope the proposals will help get more residents job training at little to no cost.
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Imagine! student take the stage

Imagine! student take the stage

Regular rehearsals help participants to build confidence.
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Successful women celebrated in Boulder County

Successful women celebrated in Boulder County

“We will recognize 13 women in our community"
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Good morning, Longmont!

Good morning, Longmont!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices
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Investigation finds DNA scientist manipulated data

Investigation finds DNA scientist manipulated data

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation is currently engaged in a comprehensive audit of all DNA analysts to ensure the accuracy and completeness of its entire catalog of records
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With more Colorado students eating free meals at school, state may cut back the program

With more Colorado students eating free meals at school, state may cut back the program

In calculating the cost of the program, analysts expected that about 25% more children would eat a school meal
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Slowing down adds up: Colo. State Patrol does the math on speeding

Slowing down adds up: Colo. State Patrol does the math on speeding

Police enforce excessive speed laws because enforcing sudden stops is too little too late
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Road construction in Longmont

Road construction in Longmont

A detour in the area is expected.
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Letter: Together Colorado works toward racial equity

Letter: Together Colorado works toward racial equity

"My faith value, and our country’s founding principle, is for the inherent worth and dignity of all people."
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St. Vrain Valley Schools is rewriting the playbook for public education.

St. Vrain Valley Schools is rewriting the playbook for public education.

"Our on-time graduation rate is the highest it has been in the history of our district, at 93.3% for all students, alongside a dropout rate of 0.6%. "
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