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The testing is part of the #CRUSHCovidCO effort, according to a news release.

The massive bill, on which a vote is expected Monday at the earliest, is expected to include a $600 direct payment to Americans who received a check earlier this year; $300 a week in emergency unemployment benefits; an extension of eviction protections; the suspension of student loan payments; additional loans for small businesses; and added funding for food assistance, child care support and coronavirus testing centers and vaccine distribution.

Twelve holidays for your innie soul

EforAll is one of 36 grant recipients chosen from a pool of more than 400 organizations. It was selected for its proven approach to helping underrepresented individuals start and grow businesses in a variety of industries, according to a news release. 

More than 16,000 wreathes were purchased to honor veterans.

A daily crime report in Longmont

The city employs 41 snowplow operators who clear the streets during snowstorms. Additionally, the city employs 20 staff members whose job it is to keep walkways and greenways clear.

Continuing a longtime local tradition.

Robert Werthwein, director of Colorado’s Behavioral Health Office who has battled depression most of his adult life, said he can see that COVID has put Coloradans on edge more than ever.

"Rituals and traditions that play a vital role in our personal and professional lives, and consequently, they create who we are and who we are yet to become."