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Public feedback wanted on three concept plans for local park

SALEM — Former city council president Mickey Cope Weaver stepped up at Wednesday’s Parks Commission meeting to offer her services to help the city solve the

SALEM — Former city council president Mickey Cope Weaver stepped up at Wednesday’s Parks Commission meeting to offer her services to help the city solve the ongoing algae bloom and sediment buildup issues at the duck pond at Waterworth Memorial Park. “People are complaining about the pond because they care and they don’t like what […]

Acting police chief Don MacLean attended the city's Board of Police Commissioners meeting Wednesday evening for the first time in his new role.

My wife and I visit the library once or twice a week, every week, sometimes on the weekends. We've never run into a crowd there, where I've had to elbow my way through the aisles. I use the computers a lot to print out some items as I don't have a printer. I've never had to wait for the computer. I just think it's just another thing that we really don't need at this time. How about a little bit of work on the infrastructure of the city, streets, maybe a few more peo...

The Sedalia Park Board announced at its monthly meeting Thursday night that the new aquatic facility will be located at the old Sutherlands location.

Ron Gallegos, who served on the Longmont City Council from 1995 to 1999, wants to represent Ward 3 again. 

The Longmont City Council will ask residents to approve funding for a new branch library, an arts and entertainment center, and additional recreational facilities this November.

The City Council wants residents to pay ... to destroy Centennial Pool and convert to courts, then destroy the YMCA rec center and affordable child daycare center and build affordable and attainable housing — or Crackerjack boxes — on a busy intersection, reducing the area's quality of life.

The Longmont City Council, acting as the city’s urban renewal authority, saw colorful renderings of how a development team would like to transform the graffiti-covered, contaminated Sugar Mill property into a vibrant destination.