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The legislative breakfast will convene elected officials, the Northwest Mayors and Commissioners Coalition, businesspeople and transportation planners for a morning of advocacy in advance of the 2021 legislative session, according to a news release.

People have until 5 p.m. Wednesday to enter their holiday sweaters into the fashion show. They can submit photos of sweaters created during the Firehouse's do-it-yourself class or enter photos of ugly holiday sweaters they already have for themselves, their kids and their pets.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

Concept plan amendment for the 16-acre site includes energy-efficient mixed-use development with housing and commercial and office spaces within walking distance to transit services and multi-use bike and pedestrian networks.

Report is short on details about how the state will help schools overcome logistical challenges.

The week ends cold with another shortwave snow event Friday. The start of next week is warmer and dry.

The original letter and resolution was aimed at Weld County for not adhering to mandated restrictions under the state’s red level status, aimed at minimizing the COVID-19 pandemic in Colorado.

Colorado is part of the U.S. Climate Alliance, a bipartisan coalition of governors from 25 states striving to fulfill the goals of the Paris Accords, regardless of whether the nation is technically part of it.

The reason for and timing of the Legislative Audit Committee hearing, called by Republican committee chair Rep. Lori Saine of Weld County, befuddled many, coming a day after the Electoral College certified Joe Biden's presidential win. Saine told fellow lawmakers its goal was to put to rest "any doubt" about election irregularities in the state.

UCHealth Workers United says it will organize staff members across all job titles and locations in the UCHealth system, which employs more than 25,000 people at seven major hospitals and dozens of clinics across the state, including Longs Peak Hospital and clinics in Longmont.