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Good morning, Longmont!

Every day is a fresh beginning. Email your photos to [email protected]
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How worried should you be about coronavirus variants? A virologist explains his concerns

How worried should you be about coronavirus variants? A virologist explains his concerns

Current vaccines may not prevent mild symptomatic COVID-19 caused by these variants, they will likely prevent moderate and severe disease
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Sponsors withdraw Colorado bill that would have significantly reduced student tickets and arrests

Sponsors withdraw Colorado bill that would have significantly reduced student tickets and arrests

A bill introduced in the state legislature last month would have dramatically decreased those types of interactions between students and police
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Latino Chamber of Commerce: weekly COVID-19 update

Latino Chamber of Commerce: weekly COVID-19 update

A talk about COVID-19, employment and how the virus has impacted it
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Growing cannabis indoors has a big climate impact. Why doesn't the industry go outside?

Growing cannabis indoors has a big climate impact. Why doesn't the industry go outside?

A recent study from Colorado State University confirms cannabis cultivation has a significant climate impact in Colorado.
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Longmont Out and About: Free produce distributed Sunday

Longmont Out and About: Free produce distributed Sunday

Local events in Longmont
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International Dark Sky Week celebrated in county

International Dark Sky Week celebrated in county

April 5 - 12 is International Dark Sky Week.
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Police locate and arrest man involved in Meeker Dr. incident on Tuesday

Police locate and arrest man involved in Meeker Dr. incident on Tuesday

The suspect has seven active warrants.
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Longmont police report: April 7, 2021

Longmont police report: April 7, 2021

A daily crime report in Longmont
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Colorado could get a state-level early childhood agency

Colorado could get a state-level early childhood agency

The idea is to consolidate programs and services for children birth to 5 and their families in a single cabinet-level department.
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