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Seattle City Council to vote on temporary rules for home businesses like Yonder Cider Yonder Cider on Phinney Ridge was forced to close after an anonymous person filed multiple complaints about the business. Author: Brit Moorer (KING5) Updated: 10:02 PM PST March 9, 2021 SEATTLE — A cider bar operating out of a Seattle garage is at the center of new legislation meant to help home businesses adjust to COVID-19 restrictions.  "We are glad it’s back open for no...

The Coloradoan sent a 20-item questionnaire to all Fort Collins City Council candidates, seeking their viewpoints and policy ideas about a range of city issues. Tricia Canonico is running to represent District 3, which covers southeast Fort Collins. The other District 3 candidate is Gavin Kaszynski. These are Canonicos submitted answers to our questionnaire. Learn more about Canonico at triciaforfoco.com. 1. What should the city do to address the social and public health impacts of the COVID-...

The Coloradoan sent a 20-item questionnaire to all Fort Collins City Council candidates, seeking their viewpoints and policy ideas about a range of city issues.  The Fort Collins municipal election is April 6, and the City Clerk’s Office will send ballots in the mail by March 19. Check your voter registration here to make sure you get a ballot. Council members are elected by district, and the mayor is elected city-wide. Check which council district you live in here. Jeni Arndt is running for...

JOSEPH CHARPENTIER File photo Boothbay Harbor business owner Tom Myette and neighbor Chandler Wright are appealing a code enforcement decision on abutter Dennis Hilton and his business Harbor Crossing at 14 Todd Ave. Myette and Wright have filed a complaint in Lincoln County Superior Court. On Nov. 19, the town board of appeals denied Myette’s and Wright’s Oct. 22 appeal over Code Enforcement Officer Geoff Smith’s decision to lift a stop work order on Hilton’s construction. Myette’s a...

Hart Van Denburg/CPR News Oil drilling operations exist in close quarters with homes, farms and epic mountain scenery in Weld County, Colorado. Oct. 25, 2019. Just a few weeks after the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commissions final approval of a statewide 2,000-foot setback between new wells and some buildings, Boulder County commissioners have adopted even stricter requirements. Future oil and gas well pads in Boulder County will generally need to be 2,500 feet from homes, schools and da...