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Directed by Out Boulder staff and volunteers, including Mardi Moore and Juan Moreno, nearly 140 cars gathered at Roosevelt Park starting at 8:30 a.m., circling the block and filling the parking lot. Cars were decorated with rainbows, unicorns, flags and streamers, as well as signs with political messaging and affirmations.

Bonnie will likely do well with another cat, as well as a polite dog in her new home and is hoping to find a family with older children, please.

Heat with daily afternoon (sometimes a bit strong) thunderstorms will be the story for the next week except for a Tue/Wed cool down and better chance of storms for a day.

Throughout June, which is Pride Month, Left Hand will donate 50% of Tasting Room purchases of Raspberry Milk Stout to the Center for Black Equity.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

Launched in May, questionnaire asks for residents to share their habits and opinions on how the city can “promote and ensure equitable access to walking, rolling (referencing wheelchairs and other forms of inclusive pedestrian mobility), biking and electric vehicle usage, while also acknowledging the importance of public transit.”

A month after reopening for dine-in service, restaurants have a better idea of what it’s like to operate in a world with COVID-19. At least two things are clear: their challenges aren’t over, and relationships with customers and the Longmont community are more important than ever. 

The city is asking childcare providers to share information to help it gain a deeper understanding of the citywide magnitude of economic losses and financial needs.

Fourth of July schedules, reminder about illegal fireworks, "Trashion" and more.

The signs boldly declare “To the real heroes. Thank you for your service to our community.” The signs highlight grocery workers, police and emergency medical personnel.