Lafayette’s Overlook Drive will host the 2009 Seismic U.S. Nationals of Slalom Skateboard on Saturday and Sunday, July 11-12. Submitted Photograph Full
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Throughout Colorado this summer, numerous law enforcement agencies, including the Colorado State Patrol, plan to repeat an aggressive effort to keep drunken drivers off streets and highways. The enforcement campaign is called “100 Days of Heat.” Full Text
The Lafayette City Council, acting as the community liquor licensing authority, on Tuesday, July 7, tabled the issue of whether or not to approve a license transfer for Pulcinella’s Ristorante after the owner promised to have his back sales tax paid in full the following day. Full Text
Two years ago, the City of Lafayette hopped on board with the National Recreation and Parks Association’s annual Parks and Recreation Month celebration of local amenities and parks offerings. Full Text
The Boulder County commissioners’ decision last week to begin charging $30 hourly research fees of people who turn in broad requests for government documents seems rushed and detrimental to open government. Full Text
Xavier Taylor, 6, plays in the sprayground at Louisville’s Community Park on Saturday, July 4, during the city’s Picnic in the Park Fourth of July celebration. The event featured free food, booths and live performances throughout the day. Colorado Hometown Newspapers/Kimberli Turner
Throughout Colorado this summer, numerous law enforcement agencies, including the Colorado State Patrol, plan to repeat an aggressive effort to keep drunken drivers off streets and highways. The enforcement campaign is called “100 Days of Heat.” Full Text
Louisville Middle School celebrated its grand opening of the newly renovated section April 29, but construction on the facility will continue throughout the summer. Full Text
Since Major Jack Fischer was 6 years-old, he dreamed of becoming an astronaut. Twenty-nine years later, the former Louisville resident is realizing that dream may soon be reality. Full Text
Anyone applying to inspect and get copies of what Boulder County officials consider to be “voluminous” amounts of public records could now face a $30 hourly charge. Full Text
The Boulder County commissioners’ decision last week to begin charging $30 hourly research fees of people who turn in broad requests for government documents seems rushed and detrimental to open government. Full Text
Dominic Tedesco, 3, practices his climbing skills on the rock wall set up at Colorado National Golf Course on Friday, July 3. The annual Fourth of July celebration features a number of events for children, including a bungee trampoline, giant slides, obstacle courses, a climbing wall, carnival games and prizes. Colorado Hometown Newspapers/Kimberli Turner
Throughout Colorado this summer, numerous law enforcement agencies, including the Colorado State Patrol, plan to repeat an aggressive effort to keep drunken drivers off streets and highways. The enforcement campaign is called “100 Days of Heat.” Full Text
After a four-hour standoff with police that began as a harassment complaint, Erie resident David Glenn Gerardi, 53, surrendered to authorities just before the county’s SWAT team was set to enter the home. Full Text
Even in times of recession and economic hardships, a family shouldn’t have to make the choice of either paying bills or paying for school supplies. Full Text
LCC to host summer film series in July
The Louisville Cultural Council will introduce a summer film series starting at dusk (about 8:30 p.m.), on Saturdays in July at the Steinbaugh Pavilion, 824 Front Street, in Louisville. Full Text
The Boulder County commissioners’ decision last week to begin charging $30 hourly research fees of people who turn in broad requests for government documents seems rushed and detrimental to open government. Full Text
With the summer in full-swing, and people gearing up for outdoor Fourth of July merry-making, it’s a prime time to remember that mosquito repellent. Full Story
Historically, attendance numbers for Lafayette Summer Concert Series dates have ranged from 400-600, but city spokesperson Debbie Wilmot this week said event organizers expect bigger turnouts this year for the four-concert series, which begins Wednesday, July 8. Full Story
