Kinetics makes a splash at inaugural Union Reservoir event
The race, celebrating its 30th anniversary in Boulder County, was far more low-key than in past years, when the KBCO-sponsored event would draw as many as 45,0000 onlookers. Organizers estimated that this year’s Kinetics drew about 600 people.
The family-friendly, alcohol-free event was more of a return to the grassroots beginnings of the race, according to Karen Charles, event liaison for the city of Longmont, which sponsored the race.
Thirteen teams participated Saturday.
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Commissioners approve Longmont-area marijuana growing operation; business still faces state hurdles
The commissioners decided not to “call up” the docket for a public hearing, which means the Land Use Department’s decision is final.
Full Story »DigitalGlobe to develop WorldView-3, new imaging satellite
DigitalGlobe Inc. on Monday announced plans to develop WorldView-3, the Longmont-based company’s latest imaging satellite slated for launch in 2014.
Full Story »Longmont police arrest fugitive in 2007 attempted murder
Longmont police on Saturday arrested a suspect wanted in a first-degree attempted murder case, stemming from an incident in 2007 when he allegedly shot off a handgun and nearly missed his girlfriend and infant son.
Pedro Garcia-Gonzalez, 19, has family in both Longmont and Mexico, and he has been fleeing back and forth, said Longmont police Cmdr. Tim Lewis.
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Commissioners approve Longmont-area marijuana growing operation; business still faces state hurdles
The commissioners decided not to “call up” the docket for a public hearing, which means the Land Use Department’s decision is final.
$8.6 million in grants boost St. Vrain schools coffers
Last week, the district was notified that it would receive $5 million in funding through the federal Education Jobs Fund program. Earlier in August, the U.S. Department of Education announced that SVVSD would receive a $3.6 million Investing in Innovation grant.
Longmont police arrest fugitive in 2007 attempted murder
Longmont police on Saturday arrested a suspect wanted in a first-degree attempted murder case, stemming from an incident in 2007 when he allegedly shot off a handgun and nearly missed his girlfriend and infant son.
Pedro Garcia-Gonzalez, 19, has family in both Longmont and Mexico, and he has been fleeing back and forth, said Longmont police Cmdr. Tim Lewis.
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DigitalGlobe to develop WorldView-3, new imaging satellite
DigitalGlobe Inc. on Monday announced plans to develop WorldView-3, the Longmont-based company’s latest imaging satellite slated for launch in 2014.
Dave Gardner’s Money Talks: Are death benefit accounts worth it?
O ver the past month, the financial media has jumped on the story of life insurance retained asset accounts. Insurers offer these accounts to beneficiaries as a way to access their death benefit and earn interest. Although they come with a quasi-checkbook for withdrawals, these accounts do not have an FDIC guaranty. If you believe [...]
Liz Ryans’ Career Confidential: Don’t drink that interview Kool-Aid
D ear Liz, Lots of job interviewers ask the question, “With so many talented candidates, why should we hire you?” Obviously I could say I’m a hard worker, I set aggressive goals and so forth, but I would guess that almost everyone says the same things. Can you help? Thanks, Fiona Dear Fiona, The problem [...]
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