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For well over a year, local governments around the state have been struggling to come to grips with the boom in medical marijuana related businesses. Some municipalities have enacted zoning regulations to limitLogin to read more: Can’t Tell The Players Without A Scorecard
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Attention all Lyons residents, commuters, and recreational users of Boulder County’s mountain towns, you are invited to share your thoughts on potential mountain transit service serving your communities. There isAspen Meadow Veterinary Specialists to raise money for military working dogs.
Update on Aspen Meadow Veterinary fundraising efforts
The six dogs are trained to smell an array of explosives and materials used to build improvised explosive devices (IEDs). The dogs go with the Marines everywhere, whether by foot, in helicopters, in armored Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicles, and in MRAP All Terrain Vehicles (MATVs). The handlers and dogs work closely with Afghan police forces to establish and maintain security of the area.
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Small Grants for Community Partnering” 2011 Grant Cycle Begins
Larimer County Department of Natural Resources’ Open Lands Program announces the 2011 “Small Grants for Community Partnering” grant cycle. Applications are due Friday, September 24, 2010, at 3 p.m., with awards announced by February, 2011. Grant selection criteria, application, and other information are available at www.larimer.org/parks/openlands/smallgrants.htm. Applicants are encouraged to read through the selection criteria and to contact Sue Burke, Coordinator for Small Grants for Community Partnering, with questions.Login to read more: Small Grants for Community Partnering” 2011 Grant Cycle Begins
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Police seek assistance identifying suspect in attempted child enticement
Boulder police are asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect in an attempted child enticement that occurred at approximately 4:45 a.m. on Wednesday, July 28, in the area of Valmont and Airport roads. An adult male driving an older, small, green, four-door sedan contacted a 15-year-old boy who was riding his bicycle. The driver asked the boy his age and his name and then offered to perform a sexual act. When the boy declined, the man offered to pay him. The boy declined again and the suspect drove away.The suspect was described as 25 to 40 years old with dark skin. The boy described the man as being large, but not fat, with a "big, round head" that was balding. The driver had thick eyebrows and was clean shaven. He spoke with an unknown accent.
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