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For single people, finding at least one partner has been hard enough during the pandemic. But for those accustomed to juggling multiple relationships, the pandemic has forced them to rethink their expectations for dating altogether.

Motorists should expect minor traffic impacts on the east side of County Line Road as work begins on ditch improvements, according to the city. There will be intermittent lane closures and alternate routes are encouraged. 

For some states, like Colorado, the new timeline makes it impossible to craft and approve new maps by the constitutionally mandated deadline. Those maps are required to be finished by mid-September, two weeks before officials on the state’s new redistricting commissions will even receive the final population data.

As we climb slowly out of the deep freeze, there are mid-week and weekend snow chances.

State Rep. Yadira Caraveo, a Democrat who is pushing the policy, is tamping down the measure and stripping out clauses in response to outcry from those working in cannabis

No need to install an app, just turn on notifications in the phone settings to know if you have been exposed to the virus.

Until taproom occupancy restrictions lessen, trolley riders who want to enjoy being taken from brewery to brewery need to reserve a chartered ride. David Lewis will then create a specialized itinerary, calling ahead to reserve seating.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

The purpose of the plan is to give the city a roadmap to work toward reducing vehicle emissions and improving air quality. 

"When the notion of Valentine’s Day as a day for romance emerged in the 1380s it was all about love as a natural life force – birds choosing their mates, the freedom to choose or refuse love and the arrival of springtime. But even then many people did not understand or value these things. In fact, that is why it was invented."