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Reflecting a trend seen nationally during the pandemic, the biggest drops came in the early grades, with kindergarten enrollment declining more than 9%.

For the first time in 20 years, a new Clean Water Act mitigation bank breaks ground on the Front Range

As Longmont EDP’s economic development specialist, Stephanie Pitts-Noggle will be responsible for bringing new ideas and creative approaches to the long-term retention and growth of Longmont's existing primary industry base.

This week's update  will focus on the current COVID-19 disease status in our communities, possibilities to move to a less restrictive level on the state COVID-19 dial, and updates on COVID-19 vaccine.

Colorado law requires police departments to publicly share information about parties determined to be sexually violent predators

Three dissenting justices noted that the state already had lifted the challenged restrictions.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

The Museum can again host visitors after the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment last week amended a public health order to allow museums to operate at 25% of occupancy limit, not to exceed 25 people.

Raising Cane's held two “very important customer” events Monday for lunch and dinner. Each served about 600 meals, free to customers who had received special invitations. The day served as a dry run for restaurant operations staff, helping them test processes and iron out kinks.

“We know … a lot of parents are probably keeping kindergartners out and will bring them back when they can have a more traditional school setting.”