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A daily crime report in Longmont.

“The story of William Dubois is a good example of how different perspectives lead to quite different histories. His friends thought that he was unjustly persecuted by local leaders.  Those leaders thought he was an outlaw and a cold-blooded murderer. In the end, we know that both Ed Kinney and William Dubois died violent deaths, and their friends mourned their passing.”

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People 60 and older, frontline essential workers in grocery and agriculture, as well as people ages 16 to 59 with two or more high-risk conditions are now eligible for vaccinations

Incredible, awesome, beautiful, stunning, soak-up-the-sun weather through mid-week then cool and moist weather returns.

“While sales tax came in greater than budget we still had shortfalls that were pandemic-related,” Jim Golden, the city’s chief financial officer, said pointing to declines in fees collected by Recreation Services, Senior Services and the Longmont Museum. The decline in Recreation Services revenue is more than $3 million, he said.

Women Build Week kicks off on Monday and while things look different this year because of COVID, there are still plenty of ways for community members to join in the celebration.

Student advocates say the bill is part of a broader push on how Colorado schools need to address injustice against Indigenous people and ensure all Native American undergraduate and graduate students have the support they need to succeed, such as mental health and financial resources.

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

The key to preparing students for a competitive global environment is to start in preschool, where the foundations of reading, math and critical thinking skills are taught, Haddad said. Such early foundations lead to success on standardized and AP exams, increasing graduation rates and pathways to careers, he said.