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• Wellington eyes sales tax change
• Two northern schools submit closure plans
• Powertech takes on state mining regulations in lawsuit
• Rainbow trout experiment 'promising' for Poudre
• Voters favor incumbents and taxes, but remove judges
• County's Wellness Clinic celebrates first yea
• Support for endangered Platte species arises from rivalries
• Take a trip with Raham to the days of dinosaurs
• Commissioner: Don't blame insurance hikes on reform
• Access ramp opens possibilities at historic schoolhouse
• Batterson Ranch listed in National Register of Historic Places
• Descendent of Livermore founder visits area
• Boxelder Basin floodplain project moves forward
• County plans to adopt $310.6 million budget for 2011
• Fund helps Catholic Charities give hope to homeless
• Don't forget Fido or Fluffy over the holiday season
• Hanukkah menorah remembers miracle of the oil
• Funding available for weed management

• Powertech sticks to mine plan
• County budget deals with downturn
• Wellington has to consider cuts and raise utility rates
• Wildlife officer hunts 'em down
• Forest Service focuses resources on beetle kill
• Empty Stocking Fund benefits Larimer County
• Rawhide Energy Station lowers mercury emissions
• Wild horse advocates meet, rally and educate
• Holistic horse care industry develops with demand
• Design pastures for more grazing and fewer weeds
• Veterinarians recommend rabies vaccinations for horses

• Underutilized schools working on new plans
• Boxelder Authority looks at possible boundary changes
• Medical marijuana plans in pipeline to proceed
• Waste into soil: LaPorte school embraces composting
• Fire danger very high
• Bowen seeks fresh solutions
• Gaiter will focus on economy
• Bean cites years of broad public and private experience
• Harrison wants return to 'grass-roots' law enforcement
• Smith notes leadership, experience at sheriff's office
• Nikkel targets taxes and fees
• Stockley touts local service
• Ball wants to build consensus
• Lundberg supports 60, 61, 101
• Five county officials unopposed in general election
• Ballot issues would limit taxation, government debt
• Choose indoor plants for winter filled with color
• Manage noxious weeds this fall
• Cats communicate their moods with body language

• PSD seeks tax hikes for staff, facilities
• PSD's northern project list
• Measures target state, local governments
• Wellington welcomes postmaster
• 'Upcycling' artists turn the chucked into the charming
• Health care tax credit available for small businesses
• Candidates look to Nov. 2 election
• Fort Collins voters consider sales tax to support services
• Settlers make way for Pingree Park's mountain campus
• Medical marijuana ban leaves applicants in haze
• Hiawatha Lake drained for maintenance
• Prepare for unexpected along the trail
• Red Feather Lakes trailheads get major upgrades
• Walk your pasture to find out what's changing
• Cowboy mounted shooting makes debut at county fair
• Equestrian fashions ride toward comfort, safety
• Making postmodern decisions with prehistoric brains
• Choose plants for fall color
• Local builder produces homes for Haiti's homeless
• FRCC retiree Kiel remains wedded to his work
• County turns down metro district

• County adopts new horse rules
• Wellington bans sales of medical marijuana
• County commits funds to alternative sentencing
• New health insurance program taking applications
• Crossroads nears fund-raising goal for new shelter
• Wellington water plan gets nod from planning group
• Boxelder project riles area residents
• Checking for wood ticks is rite of summer outing
• Pingree Park namesake led wild, controversial life
• LaPorte woman floats whitewater park idea
• Pepper virus serves as proxy for human pollution
• Colorful sunflowers brighten gardens for all ages
• Rural residents claim ag storage looks like 'junkyard'

• Dispensary rejection evokes emotions
• Maxwell wind farm breezes back
• Beetle Busters mobilize to fight pine beetle
• Adventuresome trio raising funds to fight cancer
• Summer experiment could help reestablish rainbows
• Postmaster leaves Livermore
• Seaworth seeks approval for metro water district
• Council votes no on library impact fees
• More solar panels light up county
• Floodplain project debated
• Guest ranch wranglers tune up trail safety skills
• Poudre School District approves boundary changes
• CLP schools move to International Baccalaureate model
• Hire Colorado puts people back to work as interns
• Basils add spice to life with taste and fragrance
• Lichens: ancient partners with modern significance
• Family farms: great way of life
• Fourth of July sparkles in northern communities
• For Crow, clowning carries on family tradition
• Republican sheriff candidates talk about credentials
• Two candidates want Democrats' slot in sheriff's race
• Independent candidate ready for challengers for sheriff's job
• Voters will get primary election ballots in the mail
• Two seek Democratic nomination for state senate
• Fort Collins settles lawsuit with Timothy Masters
• Plan for pets before vacation time
• Check what livestock could be eating for dinner
• River peak highest since 1999 flood
• Red Feather Lakes Library gets new leadership

• Economy in slow recovery
• Horse business rules still in flux
• Poudre Canyon vote supports plans for new fire stations
• Resort fire contained
• Franz earns gold at National Junior Olympics
• Outdoor channel will go fishing with Troop 95
• Local legislators count coups in 2010 session
• State legislature passes numerous health-care bills
• County planning commission pans proposed pot shop
• Bingham Hill events center gets green light
• Greyhounds serve fellow dogs
• Candidate says Americans need independent voices
• Economic progress depends on paying nature fair wage
• Pull for Colorado on July 10; fight knapweed now
• Garden railroad tour includes glimpse of Old West
• Swarm of interest keeps bees in business
• Delve into shortgrass prairie plants
• Windmills: old solution for new neighborhood
• Reservoirs healthy, runoff down
• Circus coming to Wellington
• Golfers unite to maintain course in Red Feather
• Wellington's key revenue sources are up and down
• Meisner farm celebrates anniversary with open house

• PSD budget cuts result in staff losses at schools
• Uranium hearing draws sparse turnout
• Adriel Hills won't pay Boxelder project fees this year
• Winter of 2009-10 didn't phase pesky pine beetle
• Wellington dog breeding facility gets county approval
• Climate Wise blends benefits for business, environment
• Volunteers rally to restore wildlands in a big way
• Report addresses teen pregnancy issue in Wellington
• Pioneer of Year Sundberg brings life to history
• New graduation requirements include career emphasis
• Couple pack the house for move to the country
• CSU announces top perennial picks from trial garden
• Get to know the beetle masters of planet Earth
• Containers can grow gardens
• Larimer County develops hit list of top 10 weeds
• Republicans will have primary election race for sheriff
• Fat cats benefit from healthy diet
• Wellington voters elect new mayor
• Larimer County cuts energy bills with panels, pledges
• Wellington runner has 'perfect' Boston Marathon

• Fire levy divides Poudre Canyon
• Eight candidates vie for Poudre fire district positions
• Voting options for board race
• Little red wagon rolls to new heights
• CLPE, Eyestone dropped from Title I program
• Let there be night
• Take in night sky events
• Mountain districts picking women for fire chiefs
• Marathoner Harms runs through life's obstacles
• County to consider new events center proposal
• Apple trees deliver delight but require care
• Ornamental grasses add movement to gardens
• Strangers carry dangers when traveling the globe
• Landowners combat weeds and love their grass
• Horse sense useful
• Horses, children fill teacher's time
• Good boarding etiquette keeps everyone happy
• Take note of signs of exercise intolerance in horses
• Work continues on codes for horse business facilities
• Saddle club provides family horse shows
• Democrats will have primary elections for two local races
• Red Feather Lakes VFD receives fire truck
• Wood sort yard opens April 3

• Red Feather school will remain open
• Moratorium declared for some Boxelder fees
• Commissioners nix Bingham Hill events center
• Researchers capture more deer for CWD study
• Masters settlement spares taxpayers, angers defendants
• Medical marijuana can locate outside city limits
• Salud limits number of patients
• Dwarf conifers can solve problems
• Plant Select introduces seven sun-loving choices
• Control mustards in spring
• Local company banking on pond scum to fuel future
• Planning commission endorses dog breeders' expansion
• Feral cats find compassionate and caring friends
• Red Feather Lakes library needs to fill two positions

• Larimer legislators seek to balance bills, budget
• Rennels wants Colorado ready for economic recovery
• Republicans choose Gaiter for county commissioner
• Democrat Bowen seeks commissioner post
• Hofers vs. whirling disease: It's a knockout
• Board likely to take back reins on school closures
• Boxelder Authority considers boundary changes
• Simmer takes reins at Carr Post Office
• LaPorte postmaster retires after 34 years of service
• Photo contest winners for 2009
• Well owners urged to keep test records
• Advance Tank gives Wellington Boys & Girls Club a boost
• New pine beetle treatment tested
• Farmers Union reorganizes Larimer County chapter
• Tiny pets need loving homes
• Greeley considers underground boring on pipeline route

• Justice facilities tax could go on ballot
• Commissioner Rennels resigns to take CSU job
• LaPorte family gets settled in home with Habitat help
• Red Feather is sole school threatened by closure
• To Nicaragua with love: Lincoln students learn gratitude from former street kids
• County's foreclosure sales flatten while filings rise
• Two mountain road names preserved
• Planning commission rejects Bingham Hill events center
• Bennett leaves legacy of service to Larimer County
• State legislators go to bat for Boxelder fee payers
• Alternative high schools in PSD defy stereotypes
• Senior Spotlight: Dual homes make care possible
• Senior Spotlight: Masters of track
• Senior Spotlight: Take up challenge of writing in retirement
• Senior pets and people make superior companions
• 1041 powers adopted for water and sewer lines
• County approves LaPorte development
• County nips budding medical marijuana growth
• Deer capture for CWD study starts Jan. 4