Urban delights: Office-park lunch options are better than you might think
So, food lover, you think you know Longmont and its environs?
Chances are that even if you’ve explored this not-so-urban jungle, small plate by small plate, artisanal bite by artisanal bite, there are some swathes of territory as yet untouched by your gustatory curiosity: office parks and industrial areas.
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Longmont 49, Mullen 40: Trojan girls head to rematch against Broomfield in 4A state finals
Longmont will play for its first ever state title on Friday when the Trojans take on three-time defending state champion Broomfield at 6 p.m.
Full Story »Heaven Fest wins final permits for July 31 concert at Union Reservoir
According to the Worship and Word Movement, organizers of the festival, it could draw as many as 30,000 people. The group’s Web site has indicated that as many as 50,000 people.
Full Story »Altona chess club making its move
Altona’s chess club was started this year by Ross Greiner, a language-arts teacher new this year to the school. An avid chess player, he suspected there would be interested in playing or learning the game.
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Heaven Fest wins final permits for July 31 concert at Union Reservoir
According to the Worship and Word Movement, organizers of the festival, it could draw as many as 30,000 people. The group’s Web site has indicated that as many as 50,000 people.
Altona chess club making its move
Altona’s chess club was started this year by Ross Greiner, a language-arts teacher new this year to the school. An avid chess player, he suspected there would be interested in playing or learning the game.
Obituary: Joseph Francis Timko
Joseph Francis Timko, 69, of Longmont, entered into rest on Friday, March 5, 2010 at Longmont United Hospital after a short battle with cancer.
He was born May 26, 1940 in Hazelton, PA. Following his graduation from Lane Tech High School in Chicago, IL he began a career as an electrical engineer. Joseph was a two-time [...]
Business
Discount grocer to open on Front Range: SmartCo Foods outlets plans five new stores, including one in Longmont
A California-based warehouse grocer plans to open a new chain of discount stores along the Front Range.
Smart & Final Stores has acquired five vacant Albertsons sites and will open SmartCo Foods outlets this summer, including one in Longmont.
Seeds of success: Niwot couple’s seed business flowering despite economy
Botanical Interests, which the couple started in their garage, saw a 20 percent jump in business last year to sales of more than 6 million seed packets and expects a similar increase this year.
City, county offer help for foreclosure
In April of 2009, the local mortgage lender — a titan in the financial services industry — informed the Longmont family they were covered under a program that would help them. But that turned out to be false.
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