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Longmont’s New Cooling Tent to Keep Citizens Cool at Summer Events

Longmont’s New Cooling Tent to Keep Citizens Cool at Summer Events

This year, the City of Longmont has introduced a new “cooling tent,” which features amenities to keep citizens cool at city events and educates them about climate risks and cooling solutions.
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Four Search Warrants Executed at Four Different Residences in Longmont on Tuesday

Four Search Warrants Executed at Four Different Residences in Longmont on Tuesday

Longmont Public Safety announced that four warrants were issued today as part of an ongoing investigation into a shooting. Very little information is available due to the ongoing investigation.
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South Boulder Recreation Center to Close This Month for Critical Maintenance Repairs

South Boulder Recreation Center to Close This Month for Critical Maintenance Repairs

The South Boulder Recreation Center will close earlier than anticipated this year for annual repairs, with the pool scheduled to close on July 13 and the full facility to close on July 21.
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Longmont Humane Society Offering Reduced Adoption Fee for Pairs of Barn Cats

Longmont Humane Society Offering Reduced Adoption Fee for Pairs of Barn Cats

The adoption fee for a pair of barn cats, which can help with pest control in barns and outdoor spaces, has been reduced by half at the Longmont Humane Society. The shelter currently has more than 20 cats in its possession.
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Fourth Annual Nepali Jatra Will Celebrate Culture of Nepal in Downtown Longmont

Fourth Annual Nepali Jatra Will Celebrate Culture of Nepal in Downtown Longmont

The free outdoor event, which will be proclaimed by the City of Longmont next week, celebrates the heritage and culture of Nepal and will take place on July 19 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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Longmont Girl Scout Organizes “B.O.B.” Birthday Boxes for Local Children in Foster Care

Longmont Girl Scout Organizes “B.O.B.” Birthday Boxes for Local Children in Foster Care

As part of a Silver Award project, 13-year-old Girl Scout Ava James is creating 50 birthday celebration boxes, which will be donated to local foster children.
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Victim in June 1 Boulder Pearl Street Attack Dies From Injuries; District Attorney’s Office Files Additional Charges Against Mohamed Sabry Soliman

Victim in June 1 Boulder Pearl Street Attack Dies From Injuries; District Attorney’s Office Files Additional Charges Against Mohamed Sabry Soliman

Karen Diamond, 82, died last week due to severe injuries sustained from the June 1 attack that occurred on Pearl Street. The suspect, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, now faces additional charges.
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High-Speed Crash Into Longmont Building Leads to Reckless Driving Ticket

High-Speed Crash Into Longmont Building Leads to Reckless Driving Ticket

Nikolaus Jay Finn, 23, was driving at a high rate of speed when he lost control and struck the Cambios Torres building. He walked away with minor injuries and a ticket.
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Residents Encouraged to Mind Firework Restrictions in Longmont and Boulder County This Weekend

Residents Encouraged to Mind Firework Restrictions in Longmont and Boulder County This Weekend

With Fourth of July celebrations expected to occur throughout the weekend, some institutions are reminding Colorado residents of the restrictions and laws prohibiting certain fireworks in their area.
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UFCW Union Pushes for Fair Pay, Staffing as Safeway Strike Grows Across Colorado

UFCW Union Pushes for Fair Pay, Staffing as Safeway Strike Grows Across Colorado

Safeway workers represented by UFCW Local 7 have launched a rare Unfair Labor Practices Strike, calling out understaffing, low wages, and healthcare cuts, drawing support from Longmont to Grand Junction.
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