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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 [...]

Fort Collins Mayor Elected CML President

June 30, 2018 0

David Young, Public Relations Coordinator Fort Collins Mayor Wade Troxell was elected by the Colorado Municipal League (CML) executive board to serve as president for 2018 – 2019. The election occurred during the 96th Annual [...]

Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce Promotes Staff Members and Adds Additional Personnel

June 22, 2018 0

Jennifer Umland FORT COLLINS, COLO. – June 20, 2018 – The Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the promotion of two staff members, as well as, the addition of two members [...]

Take the 2018 Larimer County survey between May 21 and June 8

May 20, 2018 0

Larimer County Commissioner Tom Donnelly What do you think about Larimer County services? How are we doing? What is important to you? We’d like your help by taking our 2018 Citizen Survey. Every few years [...]

Kid’s Eat Free in Fort Collins

August 11, 2018 0

Lily Morford If you’ve got a lot of little ones at home, not a clue what you’re going to make for dinner, and your budget is tight, don’t look any further. Here’s a list of [...]
Gearhead Diary: Ran when parked

August 10, 2018 0

Matt Bartmann mbartmann@northfortynews.com A few years back, I was offered a 1960 Cadillac. What kind of work was it going to need, I asked the seller. “Nothin’ to it,” he said. “I parked it there [...]
Hail Yes, You May Have Roof Damage

August 8, 2018 0

By Kareen Kinzli Larsen, Realtor Kinzli Team at RE/MAX Alliance As the ominous clouds built over Wellington and the surrounding areas on June 19, residents and their insurance companies braced themselves for the worst. [...]
Surviving and sometimes thriving with fire

August 7, 2018 0

By Gary Raham, Science writer & illustrator Fire remakes the world, whether started by a lightning bolt or a human hand. Nature began the process over 400 million years ago when plants invaded land and [...]
August History & Heritage Events

August 4, 2018 0

August 4 Berthoud: Stargazing in the Bunyan Observatory at Dusk. The Bunyan Observatory, located in the Courtyard of the Little Thompson Valley Pioneer Museum, provides a unique opportunity for stargazing. Visitors to the observatory on the [...]
NATURE RAMBLINGS: Catch a falling star

August 3, 2018 0

Sally Roth sroth@northfortynews.com As soon as I start to get excited about a celestial event—an eclipse, a meteor shower, the conjunction of planets—it’s practically guaranteed that the skies will cloud over just in time [...]
Publisher update: August 2018

August 1, 2018 0

Dear Readers, With my two small boys, whenever possible I take my family out camping to the High Park fire burn acreage I recently acquired where there’s always so much to see. Early July proved [...]
Commissioner Steve Johnson on Colorado Plan to Reduce Prescription Drug Abuse

July 20, 2018 0

Here’s a riddle for you. What kills more people than car accidents or firearm deaths each year and is one of the leading and growing health epidemics in our nation? The answer is opioids. Drug [...]
Gearhead Diary: The art of the losing deal

July 19, 2018 0

Matt Bartmann mbartmann@northfortynews.com A number of years ago—well, I guess it was about 30 years ago—I picked up a real prize. A Chevrolet Vega hatchback coupe, a 1971 example, if I recall correctly. It seemed [...]

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