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Sam Lounsberry
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Can solar power, agriculture and beehives co-exist? A farm outside Longmont is trying to find out.
The 24-acre property at 8102 N. 95th St., which Kominek grew up visiting with his family, could soon have about 3,000 solar panels covering part of it -- but the...

Homeless man sentenced to 10 years in Longmont park stabbing
A homeless man was sentenced to 10 years in prison Friday after pleading guilty in the June stabbing of his "on-again, off-again" girlfriend in a Longmont park.

Crestone Peak working toward four new well pads in Firestone
Crestone Peak Resources is working with Firestone officials to ensure a new multi-well horizontal drilling operation planned for a southeast portion of the town's Central Park Disc Golf Course will...

Longmont’s elevated pay for bilingual staff emulated by county, may soon be by Boulder
Longmont officials who can speak Spanish or American Sign Language since 2003 have received modest boosts in their pay from the city, and Boulder County followed suit in July by...

Snowy sidewalks aside, Boulder code enforcement cases see decrease
Following snowstorms in recent weeks, Boulder code enforcement officers have been inundated by up to 70 phone calls in the days after complaining of property owners who have failed to...

Boulder County-area farmers increasingly renting water
As ownership of Colorado-Big Thompson water units shifts from agricultural interests to municipal control, farmers in the Longmont and Boulder areas are becoming dependent on the cities' water rental programs.

Boulder City Council to consider Hill hotel project, sans public parking garage
Boulder City Council on Tuesday will again decide whether to move forward on an agreement with a group proposing to build a 189-room hotel on University Hill that, if approved,...

Boulder hits greenhouse gas reduction goal three years early
Boulder achieved a 16 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in 2017 compared to 2005 levels, three years earlier than the city's stated goal as part of a commitment to...

Boulder City Council could renew push for affordable housing on Shining Mountain Waldorf land
Incorporating affordable housing into the north Boulder Shining Mountain Waldorf School's proposed redevelopment project has been deemed too financially difficult by school officials.

Frederick ranked top place to live in Colorado by USA Today
Frederick was selected as the state's best place to live in by a USA Today ranking published Friday.