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The goal of the report is to help inform the Northern Colorado region on how it builds and implements a collective strategy that will create well-being for all.

FORT COLLINS — The Community Foundation of Northern Colorado will unveil results of a major research study at a public event Feb. 6.

TWO royal guards made a rare break in protocol to speak to a delighted west Cumbrian boy dressed in his own miniature uniform at the Tower of London.

After University Senator David Sanders proposed a resolution urging for the resignation of new business school fellow David Malpass in November, the senate passed it during its meeting Monday with

The NoCo Foundation will hold a breakfast at 8-10 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 6, at Embassy Suites, Clydesdale Parkway, Loveland, to preview its new report on regional well-being.

“It’s come full circle,” Wells said late last week. “I’ve been blessed to be able to go in this direction. I’ve been blessed to participate to this extent and to this age. Oh, my gosh. I’ve had the best of both worlds, cars and newspapers.”

The CEO of JLL's Americas region talks about the turbulent market and how to break down barriers for prospective talent. Plus, he provides the one book he thinks all executives should read.

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The release said it's unknown if the man's death was the result of the storms that produced severe flooding in several locations in the city, including in the area of the home on 24th Street.

“This is the open door to permanent housing for every person that walks through the door, whether they stay here for the rest of their life, or they are helped to move to some different housing.”