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Regal Village at The Peaks 12 & RPX American Assassin - Black Ops recruit, Mitch Rapp is under the instruction of Cold War veteran Stan Hurely. The pair are enlisted to investigate murders of both civilian and military targets.

Citywide News This Week in Longmont - September 22 Inclusive Communities Celebration The public is invited to the Inclusive Communities Celebration from 6 to 9 pm on Friday, September 22, at the Longmont Museum, 400 Quail Road.

If you're ready to find your tribe and fill your bucket list, join us for a meet and greet session and learn about all the recreation and resources available to you as a 55+ Longmont resident! Whether you're still working, semi-retired, caregiving, o

The City of Longmont is proposing growing it's staff by 17.65 new employees in 2018. The full list of FTE's (Full-Time Equivalents) broken by function and fund is below. There are a total of 17.65 new FTE being added in the 2018 proposed budget: 12.

Two youth members of the Flatirons Young Marines, Jonah Luna, 8, and Ehreem Barila, 14, traveled to Window Rock, Arizona last month.

THEFT On 9/20/17, a business in the 500 block of S Hover St. reported a theft. The case status is open pending follow-up. THEFT A Longmont resident in the 2400 block of 9th Avenue reported a theft of three bicycles.

1. ROLL CALL & PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 2. MOTIONS TO DIRECT THE CITY MANAGER TO ADD AGENDA ITEMS TO FUTURE AGENDAS 3. PUBLIC INVITED TO BE HEARD (Three minute limitation per speaker) 4. SPECIAL REPORTS AND PRESENTATIONS A.

During the city council meeting Tuesday night, Councilmember Bagley brought attention to the Windy Gap Firming Project. "It's campaign season and one of the topics is Windy Gap," said Bagley.

During last night's city council meeting, the City of Longmont received their 26th Distinguished Budget Presentation Award from the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) for the 2017 operating budget.

ANIMAL FOLLOW UP A Longmont woman called about a group of injured squirrels in her yard. AUTO THEFT On September 18, 2017 a auto theft was reported from the 400 block of 17th Ave. There are no workable leads or suspect information. Case closed.