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Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold on Friday joined Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman in a bipartisan request to Congress to urgently include additional election funding in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Out Boulder County hopes to increase understanding of the LGBTQ+ community and health needs through the database.

An estimated 250 employees and contractors were sent to restore power in Louisianna.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

"Even if you don’t think of yourself as introverted, you may find some helpful info here. Why? Because, to paraphrase Ben Franklin, we assume our differences divide us only to find we share common ground."

On the windows, some observant people noticed it now features a new name, Dickens 300 Prime, and a beef- focused logo. That quiet change offered a hint to what the new Dickens is about.

"It may feel like a stark choice between mental or physical health. But as a family therapist and professor of educational psychology who studies resilience in families under stress, I can assure you there’s no single schooling option that guarantees a happy, healthy kid or dooms a child to despair."

“Everything we plant, with one or two exceptions, has been growing in this area for at least a couple of centuries. I’ve been into this all my life. So when we got an opportunity to look at this property, bells were ringing in my head about what a good place it would be.”

Today’s spotlight is on Collin Brantmeyer and his new book “Death of a Car Salesman.” Brantmeyer lives in Longmont with his wife and son.

We know voters and potential voters will have questions about how voter registration works, how mail-in ballots work, how ballots are counted and more. The Colorado News Collaborative and its members, which the Leader is among, want to answer those questions. Here’s a start.