Published 2 years ago

Rotary Club seeks permission to use more Loveland light poles for hearts

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More than 2,000 people want to declare their love on the hearts hanging from light poles in Loveland, but only 350 spots are available. The Loveland Thompson Valley Rotary Club asked the Loveland City Council to allow the program to expand. T.J. Julien and Kathi Wright said the 40-year tradition has become so popular it cannot meet demand.

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Rotary Club seeks permission to use more Loveland light poles for hearts

With more than 2,000 people wanting to declare their love on the hearts hanging from light poles in Loveland, but only 350 spots, representatives of the Loveland Thompson Valley Rotary Club asked the Loveland City Council to allow the program to expand.T.J. Julien and Kathi Wright spoke to the council Tuesday night, explaining the 40-year tradition has become so popular it cannot meet demand.In 2019, hearts sold out in 16 days, Julien said. In 2…

2 years ago·Berthoud, United States

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