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Secrets of Sustainable Beekeeping

Kathleen Miller Gaia’s Farm and Gardens Sustainable living, gardening, and farming is based on an understanding of ecosystems, the study of relationships between organisms and their environment. It has been defined as an integrated [...]

TEDx Youth @ CECFC Evolve is LIVE

November 12, 2019 0

Join us for North Forty News’ first ever live program. Evolve is brought to you by TedX CECFC (Colorado Early College Fort Collins). The event features 12 people who communicate how together Northern Colorado communities [...]
Halloween in Wellington

November 4, 2019 0
GREELEY STAMPEDE HALL OF FAME NOMINATIONS OPEN

November 1, 2019 0
Got Leaves? Keep Them Out of the Trash and Out of the Street

October 30, 2019 Comments Off on Got Leaves? Keep Them Out of the Trash and Out of the Street
Annual Holiday Home Tour Benefiting Voices

October 27, 2019 1
FOOD DRIVE FOR WELLINGTON FOOD BANK | OCT 16th – NOV 8th

October 23, 2019 Comments Off on FOOD DRIVE FOR WELLINGTON FOOD BANK | OCT 16th – NOV 8th
National Drug Take Back Day

October 21, 2019 Comments Off on National Drug Take Back Day
8th Annual Bounty and Brews Celebrates the Harvest Season

October 11, 2019 Comments Off on 8th Annual Bounty and Brews Celebrates the Harvest Season

Democratic House District 29 candidate Lindsey Daugherty, a family and juvenile law attorney from Loveland, raised more than $20,000 in her first quarter – surpassing her Republican opponent by more than $19,000. Friends, family, and colleagues [...]

Seven Tips to Help Choose Your Health Plan During Open Enrollment

October 30, 2019 Comments Off

By Marc Neely, CEO UnitedHealthcare of Colorado Open enrollment season is here, a time when Coloradans and millions of Americans across the country will have the opportunity to select or switch their health insurance [...]

Bennet Staff to Hold Listening Sessions in Longmont, Berthoud, Firestone

October 30, 2019 Comments Off

Do you need help dealing with the Department of Veterans Affairs, IRS, Social Security Administration, or another federal agency? Do you have a suggestion for Congress that will help your family or community? If so, [...]

First female president of Kosovo to speak at Colorado State University Nov. 6

October 29, 2019 Comments Off

Atifete Jahjaga, the first female president of Kosovo and founder of the Jahjaga Foundation, will speak at Colorado State University on Wednesday, Nov. 6, at 5 p.m. in the Lory Student Center Ballroom A. The [...]

Op ED: Prop CC

October 29, 2019 Comments Off

By Joyce McConnell, Tony Frank, and Mark Kennedy Colorado is rightfully proud of its strong economy and national reputation as a hub for critical economic sectors such as biosciences, aerospace, energy, agriculture and health care. [...]

Ag groups endorse Prop DD as down payment on critical water needs

October 13, 2019 Comments Off

A coalition of agricultural groups announced their support today for Proposition DD, which asks voters this fall to tax casinos’ sports-betting profits to help conserve and protect the state’s water supplies. The coalition includes the Colorado [...]

Biodefense: “Too great a thing to leave undone”

October 29, 2019 Comments Off on Biodefense: “Too great a thing to leave undone”

By R. Gary Raham In this country many of us tend to take the safety of our food supplies for granted. Scientists, policymakers, and other community leaders will be coming together Tuesday, November 5 at [...]
Half Earth: enough for one species?

October 28, 2019 Comments Off on Half Earth: enough for one species?

Bio Bites By R. Gary Raham In 2016, E.O. Wilson, an entomologist/conservationist awarded for both his science (U.S. National Medal of Science and many more) and his writing (Pulitzer Prize in 1979), wrote [...]
Ace This Holiday Season!

October 28, 2019 Comments Off on Ace This Holiday Season!

by Lucas Casarez Tweak your behavior to prevent going into debt this holiday season. Set Limits: Don’t allow the holiday spirit to bury you in a mountain of debt. Set limits and prioritize quality over quantity. Save [...]
Colorado Journalism Needs Public Support

October 26, 2019 Comments Off on Colorado Journalism Needs Public Support

By John Temple and Greg Moore There was a time, not so long ago, when the two of us were foes in a “newspaper war.” We thought that the winner would be in a position [...]
Free Money

October 25, 2019 Comments Off on Free Money

Getting Rid of Your Private Mortgage Insurance By: Kareen Kinzli Larsen, Realtor RE/MAX Alliance You know that feeling of finding a $20 bill in the back pocket of jeans you haven’t worn in months? Well, [...]
Revisiting the “Dinosaur Wars,” and scientists behaving badly

October 25, 2019 Comments Off on Revisiting the “Dinosaur Wars,” and scientists behaving badly

Bio Bites By R. Gary Raham My wife and I spent a pleasant October weekend recently “leaf peeking” in southern Colorado and visiting a historic site near Canõn City: the dinosaur quarries of the [...]
A history of running

October 24, 2019 Comments Off on A history of running

When I was a ninth-grader in Seattle, Washington in 1951, the criterion for getting an “A” in physical education had nothing at all to do with moving one’s body. All you had to do was [...]

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