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Under the new modifications, which Polis said will go into effect in the next 48 hours, bars will be closed for in-person service. But those with dining options can continue to serve customers and sell takeout alcohol.

As of now, students in grades preschool through fifth, sixth and ninth grades will return to full time, in-person instruction. Seventh- and eighth-grade students and 10th- through 12th-grade students will return to a combination of in-person and real-time online learning. A final plan for fall classes will not be decided until mid-July.

​​​​​​​Local businesses are again welcoming customers after such a long stint of staying at home and some have reached out to say they are open. Below is an alphabetical list of those that have, along with guidelines they provided for their reopenings. To have your business added to this list, which will be updated regularly, email details to [email protected].

A daily crime report in Longmont.

Starting Wednesday, Regional Transportation District fare collection will resume, and riders will be asked to board through the front door on all buses.

A phased construction approach will be used to allow one lane of traffic to be maintained in each direction during the project, according to the city, and currently no full road closures are anticipated. 

According to police, the man illegally entered a home in the 1600 block of Kimbark Street and fled on foot. A similar incident occurred at the same residence on May 14.

Heat is interrupted by a passing trough Tuesday/Wednesday to be replaced by days of above normal heat again with daily thunderstorm chances.

“We know it’s unpleasant to wear a face covering. None of us are excited to wear them. But it’s a small inconvenience that can save lives and our economy.”

On Monday afternoon, join us for a timely conversation about race, policing and human rights.