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Centaur Village West Homeowners Association Wins Association of the Year Award
Colorado Association Services, Inc., an Associa Company, is pleased to announce Centaur Village West Homeowners Association as the Community Association Institute Association of the Year for the Rocky Mountain Chapter.
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Lafayette Chamber / Home for the Holidays
Come to Old Town Lafayette for your Holiday Shopping, and enjoy free street corner caroling, kids art activities, visits with Santa and his reindeer.
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Lafayette applying for $575,000 skate park grant
A long-term youth project to build a skate park in Lafayette could get a boost from a Great Outdoors Colorado grant.
Boulder neighborhoods struggling to fund Eco Passes
Debbie Garelick, right, chats with Manny Miranda after he contributed a check to the Arapahoe Ridge neighborhood s Eco Pass fund Monday.
'She Still Can Dance': 'Lost girl' Susan Moi earns diploma
Susan Nadai Moi dug through the tissue paper with eager fingers. When she saw her graduation present, her face lit up and her feet began to drum the ground with excitement.
Lafayette woman found dead along trail, ID'd
A woman, whose body was found along a trail in Lafayette on Friday, has been identified as Terry J. McQuown, 42, of Lafayette, according to the Boulder County Coroner's Office.
Controversial Lafayette church proposal gets initial OK
Flatirons Community Church's plan to move from South Boulder Road to the eastern edge of Lafayette received initial City Council approval Tuesday night, despite protests from nearby residents.
Hospital locked down after gunman reported in waiting room
A hospital was locked down briefly on Tuesday after a woman in a waiting room handed a medical technician a note that said the man she was with had a gun and she was scared.
Woman found dead along Lafayette trail
A 42-year-old woman was found today along the Coal Creek Trail in Lafayette dead from a single gunshot wound to the head, said Lafayette police Cmdr.
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Lafayette to get help revitalizing downtown
LAFAYETTE -- Lafayette is seeking outside help in its efforts to revitalize its downtown.
The city recently was accepted as a participant in the Community Revitalization Partnership program with Downtown Colorado Inc., and a small team of revitalization "experts" will visit Lafayette Dec. 9 and 10 before developing recommendations.www.dailycamera.com | daysailer1
Lafayette teens arrested in connection with car break-ins
Two teens were arrested over the weekend in connection with a string of car break-ins in Old Town Lafayette.
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Astronaut: 'I actually wanted to be a forest ranger'
Ryan Elementary School is a science and math focus school, so teachers there attempt to weave the two subjects into students' daily instruction.
Johnson: Box-shaped heart of the holidays
It is November. Are you kidding? Is it just me, or did summer seem only three weeks long? Halloween has come and gone, which means Thanksgiving has to be about three weeks away, which likely means tomorrow.
Boulder police: Woman hit ex-husband's head with shovel
Boulder police arrested a 25-year-old Lafayette woman late Tuesday on suspicion of breaking into her ex-husband's Boulder home and hitting him in the head with a shovel in front of their child.
Cameron, Schatz, Cutler, Lupberger on way to victory in Lafayette
Lafayette City Council incumbents Chris Cameron, Carolyn Cutler and Alex Schatz were headed for re-election Tuesday night, and likely will be joined on the board by newcomer Staci Lupberger.
Lafayette agrees to waive $1M in fees
A controversial housing project proposed in the northeastern part of Lafayette has secured a promise of $1 million in fee waivers from the city.
City of Lafayette Free Leaf Drop-Off
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Reminder: Shovel Your Sidewalks, It's the Law!
Johnson: Realistic pellet gun means a sure shot at trouble
All that she would say later, and over and over to people she knew, was how grateful she was that police did not kill her son.
Ray Casias, a Lafayette, Colo. Parks and Open Space Dept. employee, clears snow from the entrance of the Lafayette Public Library on Wednesday, Oct.