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Council members sided with city staff members who said a local ordinance might not be needed since Gov. Jared Polis on Oct. 15 issued an executive order that suspended the assessment of late fees for renters until Dec. 31. 

Warmer temperatures on Tuesday prompted some snowmelt, but many sheltered areas of the fire are expected to have snow cover for several days.

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For the average parent, figuring out if schools are using proven approaches to reading instruction and following the new state rules still isn’t easy. That’s why a statewide dyslexia advocacy group, in partnership with a local school improvement consulting firm, created a free online guide that parents and caregivers can use during discussions with teachers, principals or other school staff.

Thursday's discussion will feature a multi-generational panel "with four civically engaged women as they reflect on the century-long struggle that led to women’s suffrage, what’s happened in the 100 years since, and what work remains to be done," according to a news release.

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Sign up for The Longmont Leader’s email newsletter to be entered in the $300 drawing which will take place in coordination with the store’s grand opening on Friday. Current subscribers are entered automatically.

The District I seat to which Erik Davidson was appointed is held by Judy Lubow, who is term-limited. No candidates for the seat qualified for the Nov. 3 election.

The dashboard — which now includes information about the number of quarantines in the district — still lacks important details compared to other school districts in the state, said Laura Ruth of the SVVSD Parent Teacher Support Network During COVID.

The proposed ordinance now goes to a public hearing and final vote by council on Nov. 10.