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Reis “started to experience a slightly worsening cough and shortness of breath on day eight after being diagnosed with COVID,” according to a statement from the governor’s office . “The Governor drove the First Gentleman in his personal vehicle to the hospital.”

Parties from all three vehicles were taken to a nearby hospital.

Proposed ordinance would spark analysis of the economic impacts of bolstering trash and recycling services in an era in which budget restraints are not meeting the demands of the public, Bob Allen, Longmont’s director of operations for Public Works and Natural Resources, told city council last week.

Researchers at Harvard University, among others, have found that the more we walk in nature, the less we overthink. Technically? Natural stimulus reduces activity in our prefrontal cortex. That’s the area devoted to abstract thought, which introvert brains seem to favor. 

The candidates’ combined fundraising more than doubled the previous record in a U.S. Senate race in Colorado, which was set in 2014. In fact, the spending even far exceeded the $36 million that super PACs and other committees reported in campaign expenditures this year. 

At the end of November only 97 homes were on the market in Longmont.

A long time supporter and pioneer in the Latino community and Longmont resident, Nino Eugenio Gallo, passed away on Tuesday, Dec. 1. 

“At the beginning, this was more of an adventure,” manager Sean Fuller said. “Now it’s more of a business. We’ve just tried to hang in there. Adjusting the staff, the hours and we’ve been doing OK."

A daily crime report in Longmont

"Colorado Gives day is really an opportunity to donate to Longmont nonprofits. It's a chance for the community to recognize the wealth of great people doing a lot of great work," said Matt Eldred, executive director of nonprofit TLC Learning Center. "Everybody cares about something. You'll be able to give to something that speaks to you."