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Treadmill Training: Get the most out of your workout
BY SUMMER STAIR Let’s face it spring weather in Colorado can be unpredictable. For those of us who like to hit the streets to get our workouts in, it can be hard and we
Read More »Longmont has influence on artists’ life and work
BY EMMA CASTLEBERRY Nestled on the corner of Fourth Avenue and Coffman Street, the Firehouse Art Center houses the studios of five artists who call Longmont home. One of these artists-in-residence, Rick Stoner, says
Read More »Asparagus: Discover the health benefits of of including these green, lanky spears in your diet
BY SUMMER STAIR Vegetables for many people often fall into one of two categories: Love or hate. But no matter what one thinks of them, they are an important element in anyone’s diet, often
Read More »Colterra offers guilt-free, fine-dining
BY EMMA CASTLEBERRY If you’re looking for great food without the intimidating atmosphere, Colterra is the place to dine, says Executive Chef Michael Drazsnzak. “It’s very approachable food,” Drazsnzak says. “It’s very simple in
Read More »Nail the job interview
BY JADE CODY Hiring managers say one of their biggest frustrations is getting a great looking resume, inviting a candidate for an interview and then being disappointed by the candidate’s interview. This according to
Read More »The Kilted Man
BY MELISSA HOWELL Ask The Kilted Man his most requested song at a St. Patrick’s Day performance, and the answer comes easily: “Danny Boy,” followed by “The Scotsman.” Ask The Kilted Man his favorite
Read More »Longmont author ventures into the world of self publishing
BY SUMMER STAIR Aaron Wise always knew he wanted to write a book and publish it, but he never thought it would be about zombies. “Interestingly I never expected to write a zombie story,”
Read More »Fit for Change: Getting in shape the CrossFit way
BY JADE CODY On January 1, 2010, Donna Wolff was tired of being Donna Wolff. She was overweight and unhealthy, so she set out to change. “Each month I changed something,” she says. In
Read More »Intercambio Uniting Communities brings residents, culture together
BY SUMMER STAIR Immigration is often a volatile topic. Everyone has a different opinion, and so addressing the issues that go with it can be daunting. For immigrants themselves, it sometimes feels as
Read More »Breaking the Ice
BY JENNIFER LEHMAN David Nazeri of Longmont learned to ice fish the hard way while living in South Dakota. Unfamiliar with the sport, but eager to learn, he fashioned a handmade chisel by attaching
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