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Crawl to Old Town for Zombie Fest
The fourth annual Zombie Fest will truly be a ‘fest to die for.’ The festival will occur on Oct. 19 at 5pm and starts in Old Town Square. The idea is that people can celebrate […]
Year: 2013
Harvest Farm Fall Festival and Corn Maze opens Friday
Cooler temperatures and falling leaves can only mean one thing – it’s time for the 11th Annual Harvest Farm Fall Festival and Corn Maze. Outdoor entertainment combined with captivating attractions make weekends in October memorable […]
Hot topics on the agenda at Oct. 10 Fort Collins Community Issues Forum
The City of Fort Collins, in collaboration with Colorado State University’s Center for Public Deliberation, will host a Community Issues Forum on Thursday, Oct. 10 from 6:30 p.m. – 9 p.m. in the Columbine Room […]
Women’s Clinic of Northern Colorado matching flood relief fund donations
The Women’s Clinic of Northern Colorado will donate up to $10,000 to match donations for individual contributions made to the Community Foundation of Northern Colorado’s Flood Relief fund by Oct 31, 2013. Money may be […]
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Gardening Tip: Dealing with gardens and lawns after floodwaters recede
Garden produce exposed to contaminated flood waters must be discarded. Do not attempt to disinfect, save or preserve these crops. If the plants have survived, the new produce that forms on them after the flood […]
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Tips on dealing with insects and critters after the floods
Are you experiencing an increase of insects and other unwanted animals as a result of the epic flooding of 2013? Insects and small animals need shelter just like the rest of us. Unfortunately, the shelter […]
Two English teachers are passionate about climate change
Sue Ellen Campbell and John Calderazzo are living proof that the sum of two writers/English teachers can become greater than its parts. Add to the equation a combined 50 years of steeping in a passion […]
The traditional longbow and the art of the hunt
It’s fall again and the hunters are out in pursuit of some of the finest repast that Colorado has to offer. Abundant deer, elk, antelope, turkeys and other wild game make tasty and healthful eating. […]
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Portions of the Boulder and Canyon Lakes Ranger Districts reopen
Portions of the area closed last week in response to wet and flooded conditions on the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests and Pawnee National Grassland have re-opened on the Boulder and Canyon Lakes Ranger Districts. […]
Deadman Lookout: 'Incredible view, historical landmark, fascinating visitors'
On July 30 of this year grandkids Kody, Kaiah, and my wife and I became members of the “Ancient and Honorable Order of Squirrels” by climbing the Deadman Lookout Tower in the Roosevelt National Forest […]