1871: The Board of Education voted to issue $50,000 worth of bonds to finance construction of Lincoln's first central school. The proposal won the electorate's approval the following June and represented the beginning of Lincoln High School.

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A pickup truck flipped onto its top in a crash on Sunday that closed a stretch of South Lincoln Avenue during the investigation and sent one person to the hospital.Loveland Police Sgt. Rob Pride said a pickup truck was headed north on Lincoln Avenue just before 10 a.m. Sunday when a car, turning onto the one-way stretch of road from Southeast Fifth Street broadsided the truck, which flipped into its top.

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Truck flips onto its top, one sent to the hospital

Artist Heather Fortin Rubald calls it kismet.An exhibit she created with artist Kathryn Vinson depicting sea life out of recycled goods — and its message about the amount of waste we create — will wrap up five days before Earth Day.So, the duo will hold an Earth Day celebration on Saturday (April 17), complete with a contest for residents who want to try their hands at making recycled art and a trash fashion show.

Trash fashion, community creations take center stage at Earth Day event at Loveland’s Fourth Street Aquarium

By Sam PrackMy family moved to Loveland decades ago from places throughout the United States and overseas because they saw the promise of America in Loveland. We learned American values such as self-sacrifice, work ethic, kindness, and entrepreneurship from our parents and our grandparents. Their sacrifices have made us successful.Today, my family and I own and operate the Broadmoor Heights convenience store in Loveland.

Sam Prack: Go after youth vaping, but not Loveland stores

School officersNow that SB 182 is not going forward, reading the article I was a bit dismayed to see that … there doesn’t seem to be a serious note here about the reason why SB 182 came forward. There have been and continue to be an ongoing bias against some students by police in some schools, there has been handcuffing of elementary schoolchildren.

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During her event at Loveland’s Rialto Theater Saturday, Joy Harjo, the U.S. poet laureate, shared personal stories from her journey through poetry and bestowed advice to other creative people in the audience and watching the livestream.Harjo is the 23rd poet laureate of the U.S. and is a member of the Mvskoke Nation and belongs to Oce Vpofv (Hick­o­ry Ground).

U.S. poet laureate shares personal stories, advice at weekend event in Loveland

The city of Fort Collins and the Colorado State University System appear ready to return to the negotiating table over the Hughes Stadium property after voters in overwhelming numbers this week directed the city to try to acquire the land for open space.

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Hughes Stadium: Negotiations for the land to begin next month

The higher one climbs, the harder the incline becomes.For Jamie Dellwardt, there weren’t any glaring weaknesses or evident points of improvement heading into a senior season in which she practically already stood atop girls swimming’s summit. As a junior, Berthoud’s superstar placed second in both the 200 IM and 100 backstroke at state while materializing as a top dog of the 3A classification.

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