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After a tumultuous campaign season that included stolen candidate signs, over-the-top rhetoric and social media drama, Loveland voters cast their ballots for change in the 2023 City Council election.

In November the ​city of Loveland received a​ letter of ​intent to give the Great Western Depots to the ​city of Loveland for preservation.  This will allow fundraising by the Save the Great Western Depots Committee to continue for the next phase.

Around three dozen people braved the late afternoon chill to gather at Loveland's Foote Lagoon in honor of Garner, who died last Monday at age 76 from complications of dementia.

Ingenuity will be on full display Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. along Main Street in Woodstock at the second annual Youth Entrepreneurs of ShenCo Holiday Pop-Up Market.

Attorney Troy Krenning, a newly elected member of the Loveland City Council, plans to introduce motions on Dec. 5 calling for the firing of City Manager Steve Adams and City Attorney Moses Garcia.

At a special meeting on Tuesday, Loveland City Council will appoint new members to city boards and commissions, then discuss two potential moratoria and a change to seating arrangements on the dais.

These will be the last round of unofficial results, according to the Clerks website, until all election processes are concluded, which will be done no later than Nov. 29. 

Recently elected or reelected City Council members Andrea Samson (Ward 2), Erin Black (Ward 3) and Laura Light-Kovacs (Ward 4), and mayor Jacki Marsh were formally sworn in on Tuesday to start their new terms.

Four of the five newly elected or reelected members of Loveland City Council will be officially sworn in a short ceremony on Tuesday.

Changes are coming to Loveland City Council, after voters elected three new candidates on Tuesday.