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Snow Saturday afternoon to Sunday morning, again Monday into Tuesday, then cool and dry.

“A sample taken today will give us some indication of the number of cases we may anticipate in Longmont a week from now,” Deputy City Manager Dale Rademacher told city council. “At this point, we are not seeing a surge from Thanksgiving. We’re looking at the next several days to see if there is any spike ...”

Lana and Curly would prefer a quiet home with older children and likely will do well with another cat or a polite dog.

Longmont fitness businesses are finding ways to remain afloat in the face of COVID-related restrictions. Here are five stories of how they are doing so. 

A daily crime report in Longmont.

"As an infectious disease pharmacist and professor who helps manage patients hospitalized with COVID-19, I frequently hear questions about vaccines. Here’s what we know and don’t know in response to some common questions about vaccinating kids for COVID-19."

Nearly 2,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses could arrive in Boulder County hospitals within days, raising questions and suspense about what will — and should — happen next.

Officials want to enlist all of the city’s 20,000-square-foot or larger commercial buildings to test their energy efficiency next year.

Test results are also pending for a fourth inmate, Boulder County sheriff’s Division Chief Jeff Goetz said.

The average number of calls and texts into Colorado Crisis Services per year went up 55% from 2017 to 2020, according to a 9Wants to Know analysis of crisis line data from the Colorado Department of Human Services.