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A daily crime report in Longmont.

The Boulder County chapter is now the largest in the state, with just under 300 members.

Officials are planning on a phased approach to fair shows and activities this year, very similar to last year’s event, but with some leeway, Melanie Bohren, Fair Board president, said via email.

"Our economy is improving faster than expected, but it's clear that not everyone is sharing in the recovery," said Democratic House Majority Leader Daneya Esgar. "This dramatic disparity is extremely troubling (and) highlights the critical importance of providing aid to the hardest-hit Coloradans."

Company officials said Friday the store couldn’t survive the roadblocks that came with the current business environment.

On Nov. 1, Justin Robbins began walking every city street. In total, he walked 586 miles in 97 days ending the trek on March 1.

Co-owner Eric Blythe warned people to be aware of what is going on around them because “if it can happen to a business it can happen to a house.” 

Every year, LUH marks Certified Nurses Day with recognition of its 78 certified nurses for their specialized knowledge, skills, and experience that help promote optimal outcomes for patients in their care, said Mary Hillard, vice president of nursing and chief nursing officer at LUH.

City council members on Tuesday voted unanimously to give the designation to the Schey house.

A recap of news and events happening in Longmont as provided by the city.