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On Tuesday, city council will review an intergovernmental agreement that outlines the services the city will provide to the housing authority through next year.

A public screening of Johnathan Scott's Power Trip leads into live conversation with Colorado renewable energy expert.

The summit will virtually convene industry experts to explore interactions between humans, transportation and the environment and regional sustainability.

Deidre Johnson, CEO and executive director of the Center for African-American Health, said disparities in health outcomes only get worse when people don't have health insurance, and she encouraged any Colorado resident currently without coverage to visit connectforhealthco.com to check out available options.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

Through its on-call emergency board up service, the city dispatches someone to, as the name suggests, board up a hole until more permanent repairs can be made. And right now, the city is taking bids for providers of the service. 

Founded in 1987 and located just down the street from Front Range Community College, local K-12 education company offers STEM project-based curriculum and support materials for schools in nearly all 50 states. 

Capacity will be reduced and any remaining indoor athletic games and clinics will be canceled.

To summarize in one lighthearted sentence, highly sensitive people are like Nigel Tufnel’s amplifier in “Spinal Tap.” Our senses are permanently on 11. 

In light of the announced president-elect Joe Biden, demonstrators in support and against the presidential election outcome made their voices heard in downtown Longmont this afternoon. Protestors have long been separated by Main St.