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.

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

Loveland Police Department arrestsTuesday
3:51 p.m. In the 1600 block of East Eisenhower Boulevard, a 31-year-old Platteville man for investigation of unlawful possession of opium, unlawful possession of meth and possession of drug paraphernalia as well as on a misdemeanor failure-to-appear warrant and a felony warrant.3:52 p.m. In the 1600 block of East Eisenhower Boulevard, a 29-year-old Loveland man on a felony warrant.

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When members of the Ad Hoc Community Trust Commission gave their first quarterly report to the Loveland City Council on Tuesday, some councilors told the group they do not approve of the commission’s focus on Loveland police issues and want the group to start looking at other areas where the city may be losing the trust of citizens, like utility billing.

Loveland councilors question Trust Commission focus on police

A local haven for rescued dogs will be part of a national nonprofit’s countrywide tour Saturday with the hope to raise money to save even more dogs in need.

Northern Colorado dog rescue to be featured in national nonprofit event Saturday

BERTHOUD — Developers of the massive, Bill Gates-owned Turion development just east of Interstate 25 in Berthoud and Mead will have to wait a few more weeks to have host communities sign off on metropolitan district service plans.

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Berthoud delays decision on massive Turion development

LOVELAND, Colo. (CBS4) – Some of Colorado’s healthcare workers are using “horsepower” to help cope with stress brought on by the pandemic. Banner Health has created a first-of-its-kind program aimed at teaching resiliency and leadership by taking doctors from the hospital bedside to the barn.“That’s the beauty of horses, they have so much to teach us,” said Dr. Michele Alba, a family physician with Banner Health.

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FORT COLLINS –– When Colorado State and Nevada clash heads, both programs seem to possess a flair for the dramatic.During the Rams’ rapid emergence as Mountain West contenders in 2019-20, then-freshman guard Isaiah Stevens knocked down a vintage mid-range buzzer-beater before shouting “this is my city” at Moby Arena as CSU secured a signature victory over the Wolf Pack.

Takeaways following CSU men’s basketball’s victory over Nevada

Sometimes, bad things make life better.I finally comprehended this about 22 years ago when a particular wildlife experience ripped part of my heart and soul from me. As hideously cruel as that experience was, it nevertheless proved to be exactly what I needed.I grew up admiring Jane Goodall after I first read about her in National Geographic Magazine.

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