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LHC Vegetation Mgmt Plan map (Photo courtesy of the City of Longmont) Maintenance tasks to clean up overgrowth along Left Hand Creek are scheduled to begin Monday, Dec. 10.

Each week Dan Benavidez and Longmont Public Safety Chief Mike Butler invite a guest to join them on their Belonging Revolution Walk. This week the duo were joined by Colorado State University Professor Carol Engel-Enright.

Photo courtesy of Boulder County Boulder County is seeking volunteers who would like to voice their opinions and help guide staff decisions on Parks & Open Space issues, including new land acquisitions and the management of existing properties.

FDC/CRIM TRESPASS A Longmont resident in the 2200 block of Longs Peak Avenue reported a window was broken on her vehicle and items were stolen from inside. The case status is closed due to lack of suspect information.

Women Only Intro to All-Grain Brewing class, 2018 Join Brewmented for an exciting class for women to ask questions and learn about brewing beer and even get to brew their own beer.

Photo by Matt Steininger/ Longmont Observer A local Longmont tradition, tonight marks the yearly holiday celebration of lights. The festivities span two days, Friday, Dec. 7 and Saturday, Dec. 8. Friday night, from 5-8 p.m.

CRIMINAL MISCHIEF On 5/16/18, Longmont police responded to the 1000 block of Ken Pratt Boulevard, reference a glass breakage alarm at a business. Upon arrival, officers found a rock had been thrown through the window of a business, causing damage.

This time last year, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment at least 210 individuals had been hospitalized due to influenza. This year the number has dropped to 37 cases, so far.

Photo courtesy of Boulder County Boulder County Parks & Open Space will host its annual public meeting concerning prairie dog management on Boulder County Parks & Open Space properties on Tuesday, Dec. 18 from 5:30 to 7 p.m.

The City of Longmont and Zak Dirt, Inc. announced that a portion of Boston Ave. will be closed to traffic December 6-11. This area spans from South Pratt Parkway to Coffman.