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Construction could start in September on Colo. 119 transportation project
Public agencies have pledged about $170 million to build a new bike path and other transportation improvements between Boulder and Longmont along Colo. 119. Construction on the Colo. 119 Safety, Mobility, and Bikeway Project, as it is called, could start as soon as September, although no specific date has been set yet, officials said in a webinar earlier this week. The project includes a new bike path on Colo. 119, more bus shelters and possible lane improvements and other safety improvements, officials have said. The project on Colo. 119, which is also known as the Diagonal Highway, has been in the works for several years.
Rolling for a cause: Two sisters host skating fundraiser for sister lost to overdose
LONGMONT, Colo. — Two sisters are channeling their love for roller skating into a powerful mission: raising money and awareness for the disease that claimed their sister’s life. The second annual Megan’s Moon Skate is happening this weekend, Aug. 16-17, at the Boulder County Fairgrounds. Hosted by Freewheel...
Heads Up August 16, 2024
As part of the final steps to implement a 2019 grant award toward improving three city crosswalks, daytime construction to improve the crosswalk at Iris Avenue and 15th Street will begin on Monday, Aug. 19, 2024. Work is expected to last until mid to late September, depending on weather and contractor availability. These crosswalk projects are unrelated to the Iris Avenue Transportation Improvements project.
Northern Water Board Increases C-BT Quota Allocation
BERTHOUD, Colorado – In response to a flash drought that has developed over the northern Front Range, the Board of Directors of the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District has increased the quota allocation of the Colorado-Big Thompson Project by 10 percentage points. In a unanimous vote, the Board at...
Judge weighs whether jury in Boulder King Soopers shooting case should hear suspect’s comments after attack
When police officers put the half-dressed, barefoot and wounded suspect into handcuffs after the 2021 mass shooting at a Boulder King Soopers grocery store, they peppered him with rapid questions. Why was he wearing only underwear? Did he shoot people? Had he come alone? Where were his clothes?. “Where’s the...
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