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From the Longmont Times Call:
Longmont council member's harassment complaint unfounded, attorney concludes. An attorney the City hired has concluded: "the allegation of a hostile work environment based on sex ... was not founded."
Boulder County Fracking could arrive in 2019, company says. Crestone Peak Resources plans on putting in up to 216 drilling wells along Boulder county's eastern areas as soon as 2019.
Disc golf tournament, Perseid meteor show will bring lights to Longmont skies Saturday. The Perseid Meteor show will peak at about 80 meteor's per hour while Longmont's disc golfers hold their first After Sunset glow tournament.
UQM Technologies could leave Longmont area as it puts plant up for sale. It looks like the employer of 60 is scoping out a new facility in N. Denver and is selling it's 130K SF Longmont plant with an asking price of $16.5 million.
From the Denver Post:
Wrong-way driver kills self, other driver in crash on U.S. 287 near Longmont. Two people, a man and women, were killed when a Southbound driver crashed into another vehicle. Both drivers were pronounced dead at the scene.
Colorado lawmaker wants to give 16-year-olds a shot at elected leadership. State Rep. Jonathan Singer, a Longmont Democrat, will introduce legislation in 2018 that would allow someone with a minimum age of 16 to run for a board seat.
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