Business briefs | Loveland Reporter-Herald
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New screen-printing business now open
Inklings Custom Screen Printing has opened under the ownership of Charles Howard of Loveland.
Berthoud building will house Rawhide Auctions, youth center – and more | By Shelley Widhalm Loveland Reporter-Herald
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With access to 4,500 square feet of space in downtown Berthoud, Peder Thorstensen wanted to get back into business.
The 48-year-old Berthoud resident mixed two disparate concepts – an auction house and a youth center – to use the space on Tuesdays and weekends. But he wants to do more, he said.
Council extends closure too far | Loveland Reporter-Herald
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Hiring a chief executive is perhaps the most important decision an elected body can make.
Lopez powers Riders to opening win | By Adam Dunivan Loveland Reporter-Herald
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JOHNSTOWN – The Hammer did some heavy hauling on Friday night at Peterson Field.
Regarding Roosevelt High School senior Jason Lopez, that wasn’t at all surprising given his nickname.
Mountain Lions crank up ground game in second half to beat Eagles | By Kyle Koso Loveland Reporter-Herald
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While conversation about focus and discipline and precision may be required, something else brought the nerves to attention for the Mountain View High School football team on Friday night.
Balloon boy family moves to Florida | The Associated Press
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FORT COLLINS – The family at the center of the balloon boy hoax has moved out of the house where the fateful trip began, leaving Colorado for Florida.
Talking the first step to preventing suicides | By Sarah Bultema Loveland Reporter-Herald
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It doesn’t matter if a person is a young woman or an elderly man, unemployed or a CEO – suicide can affect anyone.
Serious silliness: Moonlighting Teachers take to the stage for encore performance | By Shelley Widhalm Loveland Reporter-Herald
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Loveland actor and teacher Mark Johnson shrugs about having to wear a tutu.
“Apparently, I wear a tutu in a ballet I didn’t know about,” said Johnson, a music teacher at Berthoud and Ivy Stockwell elementary schools.
Stake your claim: The race is on for Labor Day campsites | By Pamela Dickman Loveland Reporter-Herald
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The Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests have 400 campsites that cannot be reserved in advance.
“Come early,” said spokeswoman Reghan Cloudman of the chance of securing one this weekend.
“Like yesterday.”
Labor Day weekend – unofficially known as the last big summer weekend – is gearing up to be as busy as ever.
Faith Briefs | Loveland Reporter-Herald
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All Saints’ Episcopal Church names new music directors
All Saints’ Episcopal Church will welcome its new music directors, Loveland residents Andrew and Danielle Crisman, at 10:15 a.m. Sunday at the church, 3448 N. Taft Ave.