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Lone Tree School gives Loveland a lesson in preservation
In 1976 as part of a locally financed restoration project, the 1884 Lone Tree School was moved from County Road 21 near Lone Tree Reservoir to North Lake Park next to the fire station.
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"Why do we have so many heads of federal departments who have no idea what is going on? Are they earning their very generous salaries?" "I just read in the paper that California's lottery proceeds -- 100 percent -- go to education.
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Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall arrives in Fort Collins next week
Law enforcement agencies and veterans organizations from across the region the will join together next week -- along with an estimated 10,000 visitors -- in welcoming the Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall to Northern Colorado.
Daily record: Loveland police calls May 16-May 17, 2013
9:46 a.m. In the 400 block of East Eisenhower Boulevard, a 36-year-old Loveland woman on a warrant alleging theft and driving under revocation.
Loveland man allegedly drove drunk around field full of soccer players
A Loveland man faces 22 counts of reckless endangerment and child abuse without injury after police said he drove drunk around an occupied soccer field on Thursday.
Woman accused of scheming to rob pedophiles takes plea deal
The two people accused of concocting a scheme to extort money from a Loveland detective who was working undercover to pose as a pedophile have accepted plea deals in the convoluted case.
Thompson Education Foundation awards five creativity grants to...
Henderson, an art teacher at Ivy Stockwell in Berthoud and Stansberry in Loveland, will use LEGO and other building kits in her three-dimensional art projects while incorporating the principles of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.
Loveland Baptist Church to mark 10th anniversary on Sunday
Loveland Baptist Church will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a special celebration service at 10 a.m. Sunday, followed by a potluck meal.
Without the use of a time machine, Teri Johnson can take her Lone Tree School students back to the 1800s through chalk, slates and McGuffey Readers.
Teen artists honored in Loveland
Two Thompson Valley High School seniors, Kaitlynn Goddard and Connor Pierce, were honored May 1 at the Loveland Museum/Gallery with $2,000 art scholarships from the Loveland and Thompson Valley Rotary Clubs.
Country Radio Is Ready For Jordan Anderson's Newest Release You Ain't Ready For Me
Website: http://www.jordanandersoncountry.com Sassy country artist Jordan Anderson is ready to share some new music with her country music fans with the release of her newest girl-power single, You Ain't Ready For Me, just in time for the summer.
Center for Adult Learning in Loveland sees 56 students graduate Wednesday
Loveland resident Anthony Marquez, right, and Ian Chella of Longmont chat together Wednesday, before the Center for Adult Learning Graduation and Recognition Night event at the Bill Reed Middle School auditorium.
Daily Record: Loveland police calls May 14-15
10:30 p.m. In the 1500 block of East Eighth Street, a 28-year-old Loveland man for investigation of domestic violence, third-degree assault, criminal mischief and child abuse.
Loveland police hold remembrance ceremony
Last year, six law enforcement officers were killed in the line of duty in Colorado.
Loveland settles vNet suit for $599,000
A five-year saga with a local businessman has come to a close with the city of Loveland's acceptance of a $599,000 settlement in the Colorado vNet case.
Governor signs alternative energy vehicle bills in Loveland
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, right, speaks during a signing ceremony for two alternative energy bills on Wednesday, May 15, 2013 at the City of Loveland's Water and Power Division.
New quilt shop in downtown Loveland sets grand opening
Judy Edwards says she has been quilting "since birth," so it was natural for her to open a quilt shop in Loveland.
Police investigate Target robbery
The Target pharmacy was robbed early Wednesday morning by a suspect who reportedly used the threat of a gun to demand drugs.
Education reform's next big thing: Common Core standards ramp up
Math teacher Kristina Smith works with her students in Loveland, Colo., as administrators look on in an effort to assess the best practices for classroom instruction.
Loveland's Office of Creative Sector Development under the microscope
An update on Loveland's Office of Creative Sector Development developed into a discussion of promise versus performance on Tuesday, as city councilors were tasked with providing direction on a position that was meant to be self-sustainable. After being hired in 2011 at $60,000 a year as the OCSD's business development specialist, Marcie Erion is ... (more)