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The League of Women Voters of Boulder County will host its inaugural "Meet Your Legislators" event on Saturday, featuring several local state senators and representatives.

The League of Women Voters of Boulder County will host its inaugural "Meet Your Legislators" event on Saturday, featuring several local state senators and representatives.

The newly elected Longmont City Council was sworn into office Tuesday night, roughly one month after the Nov. 7 election.

While Longmont City Council members urged citizens to vote “yes” in favor of raising their taxes to fund a new branch library, an arts and entertainment center and additional recreational facilities, the vast majority of their constituents responded with a resounding no on Nov. 7.

This is in response to the letter titled "The cost of illegal immigration," which appeared in Thursday's paper. The author of the letter questioned the reason Democrats were welcoming to immigrants. Probably for the same reason immigrants have been welcomed since the creation of this nation; they add to the wealth and depth of our country.

Florence NeighborWorks got its first executive director last month, paving the way for the community development corporation to get started redeveloping the citys underinvested neighborhoods.

Longmont may join forces with other municipalities to help fund “regional minimum wage socioeconomic analysis consultant services,” according to Tuesday’s City Council agenda. 

Value Added is a commercial and financial term. Colloquially, it is sometimes refereed to as getting more bang for your buck.

Save A Lot is cutting ties with its location in downtown Florence.

Longmont City Council approved the Bohn Farm Development by a narrow vote Tuesday night.