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5 Best Colorado Cities to Call Home in 2024
There are many great cities and towns in Colorado to call home. Of course, we all know that some cities are better than others. For most of us, picking the best city to call home in Colorado comes down to opinion. We all have different wants and needs from the...
Huge Move Taken To Make Front Range Passenger Rail a Reality
We have heard the rumors of the Front Range Passenger Rail coming to Colorado. In December 2023 it was announced that the project, which would pretty much connect the entire state, was moving to the federal level. That means that the project was eligible to receive funding from the federal...
Bolder Boulder brings in runners from all across the world
The 44th running of the Bolder Boulder is underway. The 10K race winds through the streets of Boulder, Colorado, each year and finishes inside Folsom Field on the University of Colorado campus. This year's official race starter is CU Boulder Chancellor Philip DiStefano, who announced his retirement last year.The race got its start back in 1979 and grew to eventually become one of the country's largest timed road races. It now features a separate International Pro Team Challenge race and a professional wheelchair race called the Push-Rim Challenge.Runners, joggers, walkers, stroller pushers and other participants are greeted on the race route...
Key Updates on CO 119 Bikeway Project: Overpass Plan and Community Input Opportunities
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New legislation protects County-owned minerals
On May 22, 2024, Governor Jared Polis signed SB24-185, which prevents oil and gas operators from drilling into oil and gas owned by towns, cities, and counties without their consent, a procedure known as “forced pooling.” The bill was sponsored by Boulder County legislators Senate President Steve Fenberg and Representative Judy Amabile and was drafted with the close cooperation of the Boulder County Attorney’s office. A similar effort failed in the 2023 legislative session, despite the hard work of proponents including Boulder County.
Longmont Chamber shows off new look
The Longmont Chamber of Commerce has been part of the local business community for over 138 years. For the first time since buying the building, the Chamber renovated its space into a place that better supports Longmont’s business community. Walking into 528 Main St. one would find the Chamber...
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