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Candidates Craig Mansanares, Denise Kloster and Tim O’Neill competed over the course of multiple months to raise more money than each other, all for the sake of the symphony. Collectively they raised more than $10,000, with Mansanares leading the charge. 

The Longmont Public Library’s fourth annual Volunteer Fair kicks off today in a new online format. The event, which has grown in popularity each year and annually helps connect about 100 volunteers with local causes, will run through Aug. 31.

The heat will hold on longer as the upper level high won't position itself correctly to cool us down (a bit) until Tuesday and beyond - the smoke will remain.

"Maxwell would likely do well with another cat, as well as a polite dog."

The statewide measure calls for everyone older than 10 to wear face coverings in all public indoor spaces and while outdoors when social distancing cannot be maintained. 

Federal, state and local governments have joined with nonprofit entities in Boulder County to establish a shared vision for reducing the risk of wildfire to its residences, recreation areas and natural resources.

“The founders of El Comité created a space for community to come together and work for fairness and equal treatment that has lasted for longer than I’ve been alive. They inspired me and an entire generation of Latinos in Longmont and throughout Colorado."

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Colorado law requires police departments to publicly share information about parties determined to be sexually violent predators. There are currently 297 registered sex offenders in the city, according to police. Of those, five are classified as sexually violent predators. 

Elliot Moore, the director of the Longmont Symphony, will "talk about great music with great musicians and put a lot of humor into the mix to keep it light and fun" in new series debuting this week.