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Students are allowed to attend in-person or virtually as COVID-19 level changes to Orange in Boulder County.

Miso would do well with another kitty as well as a polite dog, but would prefer a family with older children.

A daily crime report in Longmont

Skyline holds onto their undefeated season.

The Main Street-Colo. 119 intersection sees more than 70,000 vehicles a day and recorded 290 crashes over the five-year period from 2105 to 2019, according to a study conducted by Longmont traffic engineers.

“Are You Smarter than a Librarian?” will be an interactive, online trivia night program moderated by a Longmont librarian and attended by as many as 25 people, teams or households competing for bragging rights by winning the best of five rounds of play.

Conditions will be reassessed on Monday with the predicted change in weather conditions.

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

Two opposition groups, Coloradans Protecting Wildlife and the Colorado Cattlemen's Association, issued statements Thursday saying it appeared that the initiative would succeed.

“This is a time when we have to make adjustments,” said Katie Wiser, Longmont Meals on Wheels spokeswoman. “But we will need to get food out to folks and we won’t stop that.”