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Growing numbers of COVID-19 cases and deaths are troubling; facemasks can slow the trend

Funds for supplies are running low due to COVID restrictions.

The weekly event, which precedes next week’s finale, will celebrate the publication of “Longmont: The First 150 Years” with the author and the museum’s curator of history, Erik Mason. 

A daily crime report in Longmont

In Brief: Cold fronts begin to arrive coolling us to normal (chilly) weather but precipitaiton around I-25 will be scarce.

The rising number of positive COVID-19 cases makes daily school operations hard to maintain.

The victim either fell off his bike and the suspects stole from him or he was assaulted while on his bike about 5 p.m. Nov. 5 on the greenway south of Lowe’s, according to police.

“The event serves as a reminder of ways to do Thanksgiving differently, without taking a life. These guys are quite interesting, (turkeys) can be super sweet and super naughty.”

Patrons can still check out materials via the curbside delivery model, which the library has been offering for nearly six months. Limited computer access and mobile printing services still available and online programming continues.

The event, which takes place Friday on the last day of Transgender Awareness Week, will raise money for the trans-founded nonprofit that offers queer-informed behavioral therapy, training for providers and community programs, such as support groups and group meditations.