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Selling my house gave me a glimpse of something that I want more of...Leverage.

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If you hear emergency alert sirens going off in Weld County Saturday morning, don't panic, it's just a test. According to the Greeley Tribune the Weld County Office of Emergency Management will test its emergency siren system at 10AM this Saturday. (May 18th, 2013)

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A while back we warned you that Harmony Road in Fort Collins would be closed for up to five days to fix the railroad crossing just west of Timberline Road. Well, we now have dates for the closure and it will only last four days, if all goes as planned.

Read on for details.

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The Big Library Read is coming! From anytime this Wednesday through June 1st, you can download and read, for free, on your ereader.

Read on to find out what book it is and what local libraries are participating.

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I ran into some people who said that the Rainbow Family is gathering near Red Feather Lakes.

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I lived in the Wood St. house for 7 years. When I moved in I was 31, unmarried, and quite clueless. Many things have happened and I have learned much since then, some of them about owning a house, and others just about life.

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A teen has been arrested in Lafayette for putting an explosive device at the Centaurus High School.

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They're friendly and need to return home.

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It’s a feline frenzy! Now through May 19, all adult cats are available for adoption for only $5.

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Harry and Missy kick off he U.S. military's Paralympic-style competition for wounded service members in Colorado Springs.

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I've lived in Fort Collins for almost 10 years, and it's always impressed me how bike-friendly the city is. And now its bike friendliness has been officially recognized...again!

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Roses are a plant that likes to start growing early and end late. These traits can make it difficult for roses to flourish in Colorado, as our weather is rather erratic and can have radical changes in spring and fall. If properly cared for though, roses can make your yard the highlight of the neighborhood. Here are some of the most important tips when caring for roses on the Front Range.

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