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El miércoles dio inicio a los días de la catrina durante los cuales el Centro de Arte Firehouse recibirá a artistas de todas las edades y tipos para pintar catrinas.

Today history buffs and adventure seekers can make the trek up the Lion Gulch Trail to Homestead Meadows, where the remains of eight homesteads can be found.

In August, developers unveiled the completed first phase of South Main Station, including four of five buildings at the multi-family and mixed-use project at the intersection of First Avenue and Main Street. The first phase is part of the larger $70 million redevelopment of the 26-acre site of the former Butterball plant.

It is now free to take part in the watercolor series that starts today.

“Seen” features oil portraits of lesbians in her Rudlaff’s circle. The works depict subjects in a realist style against a white background, with all wearing masks for health and safety in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Monitoring of mosquito traps by contractor Vector Disease Control International will continue in the coming weeks.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

A cool upper air low slowly pulls away this week allowing us to warm back to normal temperatures by the end of the weekend- but with no rain.

Police are seeking information on the whereabouts of a man for whom there is an active arrest warrant for sexual assault on a child.

The Longmont Fairgrounds Marketplace Business Improvement District would be allowed to issue up to $12 million in bonds to fund site preparation and infrastructure improvements on 16 acres of the 27-acre site that will be used for commercial development, according to a city staff report on the proposal.