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City Council OKs $371M 2021 budget

City Council OKs $371M 2021 budget

The budget is balanced and includes a $95,701 contingency account that some council members say should go for more resources for the Longmont Public Library or to help Longmont Public Media.
What should U.S. 287 look like in future? Share your thoughts on Thursday

What should U.S. 287 look like in future? Share your thoughts on Thursday

Virtual public meeting Thursday will be the first of many to consider implementing BRT along the stretch of U.S. 287 from Broomfield to Colo. 66 north of Longmont, said Jeff Butts, Boulder County multimodal transportation planner.
RV ordinance bans sleeper vehicles from parking on city streets

RV ordinance bans sleeper vehicles from parking on city streets

The measure will replace the current ordinance on Jan. 1.
Eat pizza or sponsor a wreath to honor Longmont’s fallen heroes

Eat pizza or sponsor a wreath to honor Longmont’s fallen heroes

“It's our job to make sure these veterans are never forgotten.”
EForAll taking applications through Thursday for Winter Acclerator programs

EForAll taking applications through Thursday for Winter Acclerator programs

The accelerator is open to people who are in the business idea stage, people who are looking to take a hobby to the next level, or existing small business owners looking to pivot or grow their existing business.
EparaTodos recibirá solicitudes para el acelerador de negocios hasta el jueves

EparaTodos recibirá solicitudes para el acelerador de negocios hasta el jueves

El acelerador está abierto a las personas que tienen una idea para empezar un negocio, aquellos que quisieran llevar su hobby al siguiente nivel, o a dueños de negocios pequeños que buscan modificar o crecer su negocio actual.
Colorado innovation grants will buoy kindergarten, college, and work readiness

Colorado innovation grants will buoy kindergarten, college, and work readiness

The bulk of Colorado’s coronavirus relief money earmarked for education has gone to school districts and institutions of higher education. While that money has mostly funded schools’ immediate response to the pandemic’s challenges, Gov. Jared Polis also set aside discretionary relief dollars for longer-term improvements to Colorado’s educational system.
In nod to needs of county's ag producers, commissioners OK code change to allow on-site meat processing

In nod to needs of county's ag producers, commissioners OK code change to allow on-site meat processing

Commissioner Elise Jones called the land use code changes “the beginning of the journey, not the end” toward additional opportunities to foster sustainable agriculture in the county. 
How you can help veterans every day

How you can help veterans every day

"It’s not only medical professionals who can help a veteran who is dealing with despair and contemplating death by suicide. You also can help."
Sheriff's office lifts fire restrictions for unincorporated areas of eastern Boulder County

Sheriff's office lifts fire restrictions for unincorporated areas of eastern Boulder County

Restrictions remain in place in mountainous areas of western Boulder County because of continued high fire danger caused by low humidity levels and above normal daytime temperatures.