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Colorado is still weeks away from broad community protection from COVID-19, but with case counts, hospitalizations and infection rates now flat or down after a fall and winter surge, there is growing public pushback being directed at the remaining restrictions .

Marc Sampson has been with the Longmont fire department for more than two decades.

The proposal announced Friday would allow local authorities and "private entities" in the counties with the lowest coronavirus infection rates to determine whether or not masks would be required.

Longmont hosts vaccination clinic for members of LGBTQ and Latino communities.

The company, which began making skateboard decks at the end of last year, is aiming to become the largest manufacturer in the United States.

He likely also will do well with a kitty in his new home.

From the first flakes on March 13 through Friday, all the snow equipment the city owns and operates was deployed at one time or another, according to Steph Bergman, Public Works and Natural Resources communications and marketing specialist.

New phase makes another 2.5 million eligible as weekly dose allocation reaches 264,000 doses

Proposed legislation would limit rental late fees, extend grace periods for paying back-owed rent and strengthen the rights of tenants facing eviction.

U.S. 25 not expected to reopen before 1 p.m.