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City council on Tuesday approved an ordinance allowing for delivery. The ordinance, which does not allow the delivery of recreational pot, is slated to take effect Oct. 26. 

The COVID-19 crisis has put more stress on city budgets while analysts forecast shortfalls in the next two budget years because of the Gallagher Amendment, according to the resolution.

Voting "yes" on Proposition 113 would mean remaining in the compact. A "no" vote means repealing the 2019 law. 

Awards from the fund will be specifically targeted toward businesses and nonprofits that have limited access or no access to other means of financing through federal, state, or local programs, according to a news release.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

Several industry leaders, public health officials, engineers and others will gather Monday to discuss creative solutions for outdoor dining.

Council, by a 6-1 margin, agreed to allow city staff to collect more data and opinions on how the ordinance would affect property owners and tenants. The proposal is slated to come back in two weeks for another vote.

Longmont Ballot Question 3D is asking voters to change the charter to allow for 30-year leases on city property.

Masks will be required for all voter service and polling center staff and election judges.

Each year, the Chamber recognizes an individual and business for their commitment to partnering with education. Winners will be honored at the Chamber’s annual Membership Celebration on Dec. 5.