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Longmont Local: Science of Bliss is joyful exercise in soapmaking for resident

Longmont Local: Science of Bliss is joyful exercise in soapmaking for resident

Since launching six months ago, the business has grown with strong sales on its website and at Mystic Sisters, a metaphysical store on Main Street.
Analyst: Redirecting tax expenditures could help Colorado achieve equity goals

Analyst: Redirecting tax expenditures could help Colorado achieve equity goals

The state auditor's office found many tax expenditures that are not creating jobs or growing the economy, and don't benefit most taxpayers.
Service Academy and ROTC to host virtual information session

Service Academy and ROTC to host virtual information session

The event is free and open to the public
Ziggi's Coffee expands to Oklahoma

Ziggi's Coffee expands to Oklahoma

The Stevensons have both worked in Information Technology for the past 20 years
Millions more for Colorado K-12 schools? Lawmakers seek court opinion first

Millions more for Colorado K-12 schools? Lawmakers seek court opinion first

On Friday, after giving initial approval to a bill to phase in higher local tax rates over 19 years, senators took the unusual step of sending what’s called an interrogatory seeking the opinion of the state’s highest court.
Tuesday PM Update: Longmont weather forecast: Snow chances begin to increase again...

Tuesday PM Update: Longmont weather forecast: Snow chances begin to increase again...

Small snow chances continue then pick up Tuesday PM into Wednesday AM.
Library to celebrate National Poetry Month April 22 with Colorado Poet Laureate Bobby LeFebre

Library to celebrate National Poetry Month April 22 with Colorado Poet Laureate Bobby LeFebre

Bobby LeFebre brings his poetry to a virtual program for the Longmont Library on April 22.
Longmont police report: March 20, 2021

Longmont police report: March 20, 2021

A daily crime report in Longmont
‘People want to be done with the pandemic’: Colorado COVID restriction fatigue is setting in

‘People want to be done with the pandemic’: Colorado COVID restriction fatigue is setting in

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 .
Longmont assistant fire marshal named Colorado’s 2020 Fire Prevention Officer of the Year

Longmont assistant fire marshal named Colorado’s 2020 Fire Prevention Officer of the Year

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