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Libby James North Forty News The Larimer County Planning Commission did not weigh in on the fate of Loveland Ready-Mix Concrete’s request for a special review for open mining of sand and gravel, on-site material [...]

Community Members Rise Up to Show Others How to Lead

July 30, 2018 0

Annie Bierbower; Senior Coordinator of Public Engagement; City of Fort Collins Local elected officials, community leaders and City of Fort Collins staff are coming together to teach people how to make their voice heard at the [...]

Fort Collins Chamber Wins Communication Award

July 27, 2018 0

Jennifer Umland, Communications Coordinator Fort Collins Chamber Wins Top Communications Award for Northern Colorado Prospers Quarterly Report FORT COLLINS, COLO. – July 27, 2018 — The Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce was named one of [...]

Pop-Up Political Rally in Old Town Square

July 21, 2018 0

Angelina Hunter, North Forty News staff writer Due to events earlier in the week there were political rallies throughout the country, including in Old Town Fort Collins on Wednesday, July 18, from 8pm to 9pm. Emails [...]

Thank You Election Workers from Angela Meyers

July 17, 2018 0

Angela Meyers, Larimer County Clerk The Primary Election was held on June 26th; however, the administrative processes required to finalize the event take some time. Just this week (July 12th) the Primary Election in Larimer [...]

Thornton Pipeline decision postponed until July 23rd

July 10, 2018 0

Theresa Rose In front of a heavily packed courtroom, Larimer County Commissioners Lew Gaiter, Steve Johnson and Tom Donnelly announced that if the hearing was to continue past 10:00 pm, the final decision would be [...]

Red Feather Lakes Community Amazon?

September 10, 2018 0

Creed Kidd Red Feather Lakes Community Library Well, not likely, despite the catchy title and the name-dropping: Amazon TM (trademark). We’re referring, of course, to the recent article in Forbes Magazine by a Long Island [...]
Ten ways to avoid future shock and stay afloat on the information ocean

September 9, 2018 0

By R. Gary Raham Many people try desperately to keep their dinghy from shipping too much water in the daily effort to navigate the ocean of information on which we sail. McGill University psychology professor [...]
Gearhead Diary: Well, isn’t that special?

September 8, 2018 0

Matt Bartmann mbartmann@northfortynews.com “CHIRP CHIRP CHIRP” was what we heard on a recent drive down Rist Canyon on our way to town. Normally, this would be immediately followed by me asking my wife, “What the [...]
Roamin’ the Range September 2018

September 7, 2018 0

Roamin’ the Range, September, 2018 Libby James North Forty News The leaves are turning, there’s crispness in the air, the days are noticeably shorter, and the kids are back in school. It must be fall! [...]
NATURE RAMBLINGS: The gardener’s shadow

September 6, 2018 0

Sally Roth sroth@northfortynews.com “Oh, this is the kind of garden I want! So beautiful, and it just takes care of itself!” We’ve had a number of first-time visitors at our place this summer, and every [...]
Living in a Wildfire Prone Landscape

September 5, 2018 0

Why Prescribed Burning is an Important Management Tool for Forest Restoration The Coalition for the Poudre River Watershed Historically, forests in our Northern Colorado landscape were in part shaped by fire. If one were to [...]
Grain-Free Diets Linked to Heart Disease?

September 4, 2018 0

Dr. Caroline Cervelli Wellington Veterinary Hospital If you are anything like us here at Wellington Veterinary Hospital, your dog (or cat) is your baby, your world, and you’d likely do just about anything for them. [...]
September History & Heritage Events

September 3, 2018 0

September 3 Fort Collins: The Fort Collins Municipal Railway (AKA “The Trolley”) will be running from noon – 5pm on Labor Day in addition to its usual weekend hours. Berthoud: City Star Brewing’s 4th Annual Flap Jack Day will be held [...]
Preserving History by Tom Donnelly

August 18, 2018 0

Some say it’s hard to know where you’re going if you don’t know where you’ve been. Our history is important, it tells us what our county was like and where we might be headed. In [...]

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