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The 10th Mountain Division Hut Association closed its huts last March and cancelled remaining reservations for the winter during the original spate of coronavirus lockdowns. They reopened to the public this summer, and have been taking reservations for the current winter season, albeit with new restrictions in accordance with local health protocols.

Customers to see increase in both electric and natural gas fuel costs

Data from October through November marked increases in infection rates and deaths, along with shortages of staff and personal protection equipment.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

The Food Pantry Assistance Grant Program passed with strong bipartisan support in a special session and should help at least 150 food pantries and Colorado's five food banks.

A final decision will be made this evening, after school board members share their thoughts or modifications to the plan with Superintendent Don Haddad. A letter will be sent to parents Friday detailing what the spring semester will look like for their students.

A new season of Longmont Voices and Vision is to premiere Jan. 13, 2021.

Longmont United will distribute 275 vaccines to hospital worker through Friday.

In Colorado and most other states, prisoners aren't near the front of the line for initial doses of COVID-19 vaccine now being distributed. Health care workers and nursing home residents are getting the first wave of shots, and many argue that those who break the law — despite living in conditions that put them at risk — shouldn't be a priority when many others are vulnerable.

As a “hub for education, advocacy and action,” SRL supports the three pillars of sustainability: environmental protection, responsible economic growth and social equity,” according to its website.