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Longmont Public Library turns their annual costume parade into an online slideshow to keep the tradition alive during the pandemic.

The coffee shop discovered a sustainable straw in order to become more eco-friendly.

Higher mountain winds will keep fire danger high until a strong cold front hits Saturday evening brining extremely cold air and significant snow.

Longmont City Councilwoman Marcia Martin said the city does not know how the moratorium will impact the city’s residents. “Numerically, we don’t know,” Martin said. “If people are evicted, best case they end up couch surfing, which is a contagion risk. Worst case, they they end up on the streets with children in family services.”

The buzz of a propeller, the low hush of the wind, the squeaking of prairie dogs, is the soundtrack of a day at the model airfield.

A GEB project will be a first in Longmont, helping homeowners save on energy costs.

“The new initiative reaches Boulder County residents who do not have equitable access to testing services, including the Latinx community, those experiencing homelessness, individuals age 65 or older, and people living in the Peak to Peak areas of the county,” the county stated in a news release.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

Dropping temperatures today expected to temper fires.

Council asked city staff to reshape the land development code dealing with accessory dwelling units to formalize the process of notifying property owners an ADU is planned in a neighborhood. Council members also had concerns about setback requirements for ADUs and their lack of compatibility in historic neighborhoods.