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Strategies for vaccine distribution do not account for people who lack English proficiency, lack access to transportation and technology, lack documentation or those who do not trust medical organizations, said Sheila Davis, Boulder County Public Health health equity coordinator.

Carbon Valley Academy's enrollment has declined over the last five years.

In a 6-1 vote, council approved using $32,000 to keep rink running into mid-March. It was slated to close next week because COVID-19 restrictions have cut the number of skaters allowed at the facility.

In a local-control state, it's hard to pass statewide laws — even when they would save homes.

The Longmont-based coffee franchise will celebrate hold a grand opening celebration Feb. 6.

The Art in Public Places Commission, a group that includes a city staff member, community volunteers and a city council member, plans to diversify plaques on public art across Longmont by printing them in Spanish and English.

Not requiring vaccinated teachers to quarantine would have limited impact this school year, as most teachers won’t have full immunity until sometime in April and most Colorado schools end the academic year in May.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

The funding, announced Monday, is part of the second round of grants awarded by the RISE Fund, which was launched in September and distributed its first awards in November. In addition to expanding the program across the state, the RISE grant will pay for St. Vrain’s Project Launch summer program at six of 14 district sites.

Distribution of minimum 10 million doses per week expected