Space in the Community, hosted by the Space Foundation and Arcfield for St. Vrain Valley schools, featured NASA astronaut Duane (Digger) Carey's visits earlier this week and ends today with a mentoring event at the Innovation Center in Longmont.
A community night is scheduled Monday from 5 to 7 p.m.
CU Boulder doctoral student Corey Murphey & coach at Boulder Aquatic Masters swam across the North Channel on Sept.
21 from Northern Ireland to Scotland in 9 hours, 11 minutes, 23 seconds, breaking the record which is pending ratification. Her mother and crew supported her in rough currents along the way.
On Saturday, activists held a No Kings Vote Early rally at the Longmont plaza on Sixth Avenue and Main Street, where about 1,600 attendees gathered and used the nearby ballot drop box to cast their votes early ahead of the Nov.
3 deadline.
The St. Vrain Valley school board seeks letters of interest and resumes for the vacant District C seat from Friday until 4 p.m. Oct.
23 at 395 S. Pratt Parkway. It may interview candidates on Oct. 28 and appoint a member on Nov. 11 to serve until the Nov. election.
St. Vrain Valley schools are hosting fall open houses over the next couple of months ahead of open enrollment (Dec.
1-15). Interested families should contact their chosen school for details on programming and individual tour scheduling.
Colorado residents can apply for undergraduate, associate, and certificate programs for free during the annual free college application days from Oct.
20 to Oct. 22 as 32 public colleges and select private institutions waive application fees; additional documents may be submitted after the event.
Medicine Horse, a Boulder County nonprofit near Longmont located at 7663 East County Line Road, now offers free Garden Club and Goats + Grimoires book club to welcome former therapy clients and newcomers.
The 33-acre ranch, which hosts equine-facilitated therapy sessions, plans seasonal activities for gardeners and book lovers.
CU Boulder graduate students spent 60 days from April through September walking an 11-mile stretch of U.S. 36 to record wildlife roadkill and set up cameras to help guide plans for underpasses and overpasses — their work will inform a safer crossing system for the corridor.
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