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Takeaway bags contain five to 10 items and are available for all age groups and reading levels

At a virtual event Thursday, the city honored businesses, nonprofits for working to reduce their environmental impact, act socially responsible and contribute to the economic vitality of Longmont.

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

A $500 scholarship will be awarded to a Boulder County student to be used for the fall 2021 or spring 2022 semester.

“This exhibit is one of the first to examine the relationships between Monet, Degas, Pissarro, and their printmaker George William Thornley,” said Museum Director Kim Manajek.

“We are definitely going to continue to diversify our portfolio of opportunities for our kids ...  We were ready for this crisis in many ways but we are also looking at how we leverage it to become better than before,” Superintendent Don Haddad said during Wednesday night’s board of education study session.   

A daily crime report in Longmont.

The Community Meals Program grocery distribution is available to everyone and does not have income qualifications. Registration is not required.

The Rev.  Paula Stone Williams, pastor of Left Hand Church in Longmont, spoke at the 59th Inaugural National Prayer Service alongside 29 other participants. Stone Williams, who identifies as a transgender woman, was among five speakers from the LGBTQ community. She focused her speech on gender equality. 

The program offers up to $500 toward five individual therapy sessions (a maximum of $100 per session), or up to $875 toward five family therapy sessions (a maximum of $175 per session) and provides a pool of licensed providers from which to choose.