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From January to June 2019, the OUR Center issued 293 vouchers for rent or utility assistance. During the same time period in 2020, that number increased to 731.

It isn’t until the patrons return to the clubhouse, don their masks and sanitize their hands the reality of an ongoing pandemic becomes apparent again.

A recap of news and events from the city of Longmont.

News of the cancelation prompted protests from Facebook users who have been looking forward to the annual cruise, especially after the novel coronavirus kept much of Longmont closed for several months.

The man had non-life threatening injuries from crashing his mountain bike and was transported to a local area hospital. 

A daily crime report in Longmont.

Tropical moisture is headed our way to cool us down Sunday-Tuesday and bring good rain chances as next week begins.

When blue-green algae blooms, some species can produce cyanotoxins which can be harmful at elevated levels to dogs, wildlife, livestock or humans that come into contact with or ingest the water, according to the city.

“With the hybrid model we have a series of things to mitigate risk,” Superintendent Don Haddad said. “We know we will never fully mitigate 100% of all risk.”

Join us for a live, virtual conversation about the plans in place when Longmont public schools restart in August