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SVVSD on Tuesday announced to parents and teachers that students will return to in-person school four days a week beginning March 29, the first school day after spring break, which is March 22-26. 

Due to a lawsuit, city council has decided to not weigh in on the location of the proposed compost facility.

Beautiful weather changes to a cooler temperature regime with snow Wednesday, Saturday, and possibly early next week.

The transition program would be voluntary: Eligible young people aging out of foster care would decide whether or not to take advantage of the available benefits, which would come with more independence and personal responsibility than regular foster care.

Glen Van Nimwegen started with the city in December, replacing Joni Marsh, who previously served as the city’s director of planning and development and was named assistant city manager in December 2019.

"There are many laudable characteristics of a public bank, which should help Colorado’s economy. "

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The trustees’ objections are the latest to the plan to use the  abandoned 40-acre Rainbow Nursery as a site for a composting plant, a plan over which three property owners are suing Boulder County. Their suit alleges the county used sales and use taxes to create a conservation easement at the site, then changed gears in 2018 to announce the parcel would support an industrial-type structure to receive and process human and animal waste for use as compost.

Academic leaders are campaigning for funding to be restored as if the health, and perhaps existence, of their campuses are at stake.