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Money Monday: Electric vehicles often are least-expensive option

Money Monday: Electric vehicles often are least-expensive option

"Electric cars have indeed made giant strides in the last five years, to the point where they are often the least expensive option for, say, someone who has to do a daily commute to Boulder or a Denver suburb."
Longmont Local: Garden Gate Cafe keeps focus on food, family

Longmont Local: Garden Gate Cafe keeps focus on food, family

For owner Steve Gaibler, the restaurant is both a work of love and intricately connected with those he loves.
LDDA taking artful approach to infusing joy into holiday season

LDDA taking artful approach to infusing joy into holiday season

The Longmont Creative District and the Longmont Downtown Development Authority hope to get residents in the spirit of the season by pairing artists with businesses to beautify downtown windows this winter.
Longmont police report Nov. 15, 2020

Longmont police report Nov. 15, 2020

A daily crime report in Longmont.
To verify the 2020 vote count, Colorado takes one final step: an audit. Here’s how it works

To verify the 2020 vote count, Colorado takes one final step: an audit. Here’s how it works

On Monday morning, employees of the Secretary of State’s Office will convene to roll a 10-sided dice 20 times, creating a sequence of numbers, or a “seed,” to determine which ballots the counties must check to confirm the accuracy of the 2020 election. 
Gov. Polis urges Coloradans to work remotely, stay home as much as possible in next few weeks

Gov. Polis urges Coloradans to work remotely, stay home as much as possible in next few weeks

“Coloradans working remotely when possible will save lives,” Polis stated in a news release. “Every Coloradan needs to step up and do our part to keep our communities healthy and our economy running, and they include working from home whenever possible these next few weeks.” 
With state voters' approval of paid family medical leave, will Colorado serve as model?

With state voters' approval of paid family medical leave, will Colorado serve as model?

Ashley Panelli, associate state director for the group 9to5 Colorado, said all eyes are now on Colorado, and she hopes the message sent by voters will help pave the way for paid leave in other states.
Longmont Weather Forecast: A warm dry week changes to cold rain (and snow) for the weekend and beyond

Longmont Weather Forecast: A warm dry week changes to cold rain (and snow) for the weekend and beyond

Remarkable warmth returns this week (of course) followed by weekend cold rain and PM snow.
Despite stellar season Skyline falls short of 4A playoffs; 3A Mead makes it in as a No. 5 seed

Despite stellar season Skyline falls short of 4A playoffs; 3A Mead makes it in as a No. 5 seed

Skyline finished 5-1, but its RPI ranking was much lower than any of the eight teams included in the playoff bracket released on Sunday. Mead plays Pueblo South on Thursday.
More than just hockey masks this year at Longmont Ice Pavilion

More than just hockey masks this year at Longmont Ice Pavilion

Number of skaters will be limited to 25 at a time and reservations are required.