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Residents near Sweetwater Park in Lone Tree expressed worries over planned improvements that could shift the park’s use to favor dog areas and limit parking (they feel excluded from decision-making).

South Suburban Parks and Rec will gather more feedback before taking the plan to its board.

The Osborn family, whose farming legacy dates back to 1861, will host a fall harvest event at Osborn Farm on Sept.

26 (10 a.m. to 6 p.m.) in Loveland where visitors can pick pumpkins and celebrate a long-held local tradition.

At the Aspen Acres fire dip site near Beulah — trucks pumped water into mobile reservoirs used by helicopters — crews fought hot spots on July 10.

Fire Operations Director Trevor Johnson said coordinated air support helped slow the fire so ground teams could work safely.

Broomfield residents have waited over a decade for a walkable town center as City Street Investors must secure permits by Sept.

12 to keep project plans on track; city leaders expect a revised proposal by July 31 (a move that may restore community trust).

650 National Park Service workers at 12 national parks in the Rocky Mountain region voted 317-11 to join the National Treasury Employees Union, and further votes to expand representation in Colorado parks are expected soon — the union aims to protect worker rights amid ongoing staffing challenges.