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| Secret Motives Behind Council Support of "Amendment 9" see story and video clips |
| GOP Chair Declares Bankruptcy To Avoid Paying $170,252 Civil Judgement see story |
| The Whole Story Behind Loveland's Increasing Water Rates click here |
| Johnstown: Better Location For Loveland Jobs Than Centerra? |
| Loveland Challenges Property Rights of County Land Owners TheCity of Loveland is fighting rural farmers who want to preserve their way of life for the next generation - who live far from city limits see story |
| Rural Fire Tax Defeat Commentary By Eric Blake read commentary |
| Water Sham A Subsidy By Any Other Name As Loveland's Council prepares to ask residents to begin paying higher water rates, another water utility fee waiver is disguised as a non-cost fee deferral agreement. see story |
| Mayor Capitulates To County Council passes temporary fireworks ban - outlawing both the sale and use of fireworks Loveland's City Council voted unanimously to pass a ban on the sale and use of fireworks inside city limits. Loveland's Mayor explains why city paid travel took precedent over passing a fireworks ban sooner. see story |
| Story Behind The Firing Of Ronald Cabrera LovelandPolitics goes behind the scenes to get the full story of why Thompson R2-J School Superintendent Ron Cabrera was recently fired. see story |
| Farmer Gets Sweetheart Deal From City Lease surfaces showing city gave farmer use of city owned farmland for free along with water for past 5 years to grow corn see story |
| Loveland's Mayor Pro Tem Vote Tied Council split along partisan lines in a 4 to 4 vote see story |
| Economic Development see story |
| Familiar Face Stepping-up To Represent Ward IV On Council see story |
| TEDx "Curator" Seeks Seat on Loveland's City Council see story |
| New Owners of Agilent Campus Prepare for Tenants City of Loveland Seeking to Replace CAMT's ACE Project Role see story |
| Mayor Apologizes For Comments After accusing colleague of not supporting public input see story and video |
| GOP Chair's Bankruptcy In Jeopardy Over Allegations of Fraudulent Filings see story |
| Did Teamsters Vote Push Allegiant Out of Loveland? see our story Teamster response to LP article and our response |
| Cabrera's School District Credit Card - Still Being Used also Board Pres. Under Fire For Cell Phone Charges see story |
| Loveland's Ward IV Council Race Is Competitive To The End see story and candidate interviews |
| Judge; Beierwaltes Owes City at Least $500,000 for vNet Debacle Summary Judgement Partially In City's Favor see story |
| Allegiant CEO Confirms Safety Was Issue in Pullout (as first reported by LovelandPolitics and refuted by RH) see story |
| City Staff May Propose a Second'Mexican Intersection' for Loveland see story |
| Democrats Close Ranks Behind Council Candidate Paul Mueller see story |
| City Manager Prohibits Staff From Meeting Councilors At Sports Station. see story |
| Clark Wins Council Seat Former Loveland Mayor Pro Tem Dave Clark, flanked by other winning candidates, celebrates his victory to Loveland's City Council to represent Ward IV Tuesday night. see story |
| Mayor Struggles For Relevancy After losing his partisan majority on Loveland's City Council, Loveland Mayor Cecil Gutierrez struggles to take control of Loveland's Council while likely facing a new Mayor Pro Tem who will not be his rubber stamp. see story and other council news |
| City Staff Plans Mercy Property Acquisition Loveland City Manager Bill Cahill has been quietly working with staff and Loveland's multi-faith charity, House of Neighborly Services, to acquire the group's property located at 565 Cleveland Ave. in Loveland before the end of the year to facilitate a move to a larger location. see story |
| Councilman Struck By Automobile Loveland Councilman Chauncey Taylor was hit Saturday afternoon while riding his bike along 37th Street in Loveland, according to Loveland Police. The driver of the car is aerospace executive Herb Satterlee. who could be charged by the District Attorney. Taylor was seriously injured and is recovering at the Medical Center of the Rockies in Loveland. |
| Woodward: When The Exception Makes the Law Loveland's City Council rushed through sweeping changes to the Millennium GDP last May using the pretext it was for equity reasons. In private, McWhinney lobbied for the changes (Amendment 9) to their agreement with the city by claiming Woodward Inc. was moving its corporate headquarters to Centerra and couldn't wait for the normal approval process in Loveland. see story |
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