March 2018
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Poudre Fire Authority investigates carbon monoxide poisoning
Poudre Fire Authority Talk to your family, friends and roommates about carbon monoxide, or “the invisible killer.” That conversation…
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Students break with a difference, volunteering at Harvest Farm
Theresa Rose While their friends are soaking up the sun on a beach somewhere down south, 20 students from Vanderbilt…
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Support the Food Bank by enjoying “Great Plates of Downtown”
Downtown Fort Collins Business Association Savor a special dinner at any of 28 different Fort Collins restaurants from March 1…
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Watchmaker receives ‘surprise’ investment in Startup Week competition
Jensen Werley FORT COLLINS — Vortic Watch Co., a maker of one-of-a-kind wristwatches made from restored pocket watches, received a…
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Free Skate at Edora Pool and Ice Center (EPIC) – Friday, March 2
Theresa Rose Team USA may not have met the specific goals the crew at EPIC had hoped – 10 gold…
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City Expands Cardboard Recycling, Seeks Feedback on Hard-to-Recycle Yard
Susie Gordon Photos by Theresa Rose Residents or businesses with large loads of cardboard can now drop them for free…
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Hermit Park Open Space Reopens to the Public on March 1
Teddy Parker-Renga Community Relations Specialist Larimer County Natural Resources LOVELAND, Colo. – Hermit Park Open Space, located 2 miles southeast…
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Environmental Stewardship Awards nomination deadline approaches
Tom Clayton Public Information Specialist There’s just three weeks left to get your nominations in for the 2018 Environmental Stewardship…
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