Berthoud, CO News

• Berthoud, CO News
• Dems accuse Gardner of cozying up to the Kochs
• Berthoud Media Campaign Invites You to Get to Know a Mormon
• Deputies Assaulted during Arrest Attempt
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Berthoud Fire calls for September & October
• Coffee with Cabrera
• Mustangs Stampede Spartans
• Stomping the Stamp!
• Support for mill levy override
• Libya Situation Report: October 3
• Berthoud United Methodist Craft and Food Fair
• George Harrison: Living in the Material World
• The Social Security Institute’s Questionnaire For Presidential Candidates
• Looking for a few good readers
• Lieutenant Andy Josey graduates from the FBI National Academy
• Libya Situation Report: September 29
• Loveland KFC closes
• Support your local sheriff
• Libya Situation Report: September 28
• Libya Situation Report: September 27
• Spartans blow out the Reds 14 – 3
• Obituary: Joshua Ehlers
• Life’s Outtakes: A little bit of motivation
• Libyia Situation Report: September 26
• Red Rock Academy Forum
• Premier Gymnastics in the 2011 Fall Festival
• Epitaph for the 3-R’s
• Seven runs enough for Berthoud to down Lyons
• Yes on 3A
• Spartans Win Ugly
• Libya Situation Report: September 23
• Pharaoh and balanced: Perry’s Ponzi Plan
• Libyan Situation Report: September 22
• Fact-Checking the Fox News-Google GOP debate
• Berthoud over Brush 7-0
• Supports Kerrigan for Board of Education
• Libyan Situation Report: September 21
• Libyan Situation Report, September 20
• League of Women Voters of Larimer County
• Slices of Life: In Search of fitness
• Suicide Resource Center to commemorate 22 years of saving lives
• A Technology World
• Berthoud Fire calls for September
• Marching Band washes cars
• Short-Handed Broncos Outlast Bengals, 24-22
• Obituary: Johnny “Ace” Kostka
• Premier Gymnastics Meet
• Warriors Out-Muscle Spartans
• Audubon Club presents “Wild Birding Colorado”
• Kyle Orton Remains Starter For Broncos
• Football: Frederick shuts out Berthoud
• Alicia Lentz dies at Denver Hospital
• Spartans Edge Past Tigers
• Broncos Not Ready For Primetime
• Obituary: Wilbur Austin Heiser
• Fact-checking CNN GOP debate
• Help the library, take a survey
• Local students accept scholorships
• “Son of Stim”
• Slices of Life: There’s an app for that
• Troy Davis Should Not Be Put to Death
• Sherman Rocks
• Coffee with Cabrera
• Northern Colorado Birding Fair
• 9th Annual Berthoud Scarecrow Contest
• School District Information Night
• VICTORY: Affirming Free Speech,
• 40 Year Reunion for BHS Class of 71
• US Highway 34 Closed
• Do Politicians lie?
• Slices of life: When is 9/11?
• Berthoud Fire to host 9/11 Memorial Ceremony
• Marijuana Grow Operation Discovered in Livermore
• Senior Citizen Tax Work-Off
• “9/11: Rising Above”
• Ten Years After 9/11
• Sidewalk art in Loveland
• A lull in the debt crisis
• Jobs needed
• Spartans Wallop Wildcats in Season Opener
• Eagles Add Two More Forwards in Ofukany & Huculak
• ‘Batman & Robin’ Star In Broncos’ Dress Rehearsal
• Media choice: Economics or Bachmann’s outfit?
• Softball: Erie Rolls Past Berthoud
• New-Look Broncos Getting Defensive
• Spartan Football Eager For 2011 Season
• Broncos Rookies Making Mile High Impact
• Orton Is Miles Above Tebow On Broncos
• EXF Spells Safe And Smart For Broncos
• Obituary: William Geiger
• Obituary: Janice W. Ellis
• Spartan Softball Drops Season Opener
• EPA born in the Nixon Administration
• Obituary: Mildred Greckel
• Obituary: Clyde Raymond Briggs
• Obituary: Gene Ellis
• Dear Editor
• Comments on the House Budget vote
• Citizens Protest Gardner’s stand
• Cory Gardner Staff rude and condescending
• Star Night: August 19
• Mark Twain in Berthoud for Free
• Obituary: Wilberta Smith Allen
• Free music from your Berthoud Library
• Gov. Hickenlooper orders flags lowered Friday
• Obituary: Roger Lee Gibbons
• Two profoundly un-ambitious budget plans
• Laura & Claire Share Saving Tips at Berthoud Library
• Isn’t Medicaid cut a tax hike?
• Obituary: Gordon Leroy Speicher
• Berthoud Fire Beat: July 2011
• Public meeting to discuss overpass project at Windsor
• The Military Industrial Complex: The Enemy from Within
• Help Kids Succeed with school supplies!
• Rural America Shortchanged
• Foundation on aging helps seniors
• Keeping A Promise
• Obituary: Gary G. Olson
• An Apricot sweet treat
• Female Protester Arrested for Attempting to Pass Through Airport Security Scanner in Underwear
• Weld County organization has resources for senior citizens
• Bank robbery for health care
• Time change for Commissioners meeting
• Lundberg Legislative Report, July 7
• Freemont inmate has questions
• Cherry Pie Festival comes to Loveland
• Thank You for the Food
• Ball Aerospace expands for F-35 production
• Obituary: Dorothy Irene Burch
• Don’t Drink and Drive
• Berthoud library presents “Living on the Cheap”
• Rafting death on the Poudre
• Obituary: Julian Lujan Huerta
• Berthoud Fire Beat: June 2011
• Studs Terkel’s “Working” in Foote Gallery
• Slices of Life: Learning to relax
• A delightful afternoon with the IRS
• Boehner and Republicans to support Gaddafi
• Berthoud Class of 71 Reunion
• Berthoud Fire Beat: June 2011
• Representative Gardner’s Republican Leadership Tries to End Social Security
• Sheriff Warns Residents to Lock Vehicles
• Berthoud Fire Beat: May 2011
• One word not in my vocabulary
• Life’s Outtakes – The Contest For The Best Pair Of Legs
• Investment Opportunity in Berthoud
• Colorado Eagles denied trophy
• Disappointed in Cory Gardener
• USS Columbus veterans
• Calling on Gardner to End Big Oil Subsidies
• The right’s mirror-image view of life
• Congress to Palestinians: Drop dead
• Eagles Turn Tables, Force Championship-Deciding Game 7
• Loveland Library and Chilson close early Thursday
• Slices of Life, Our house rules
• Singing To The End Of Life
• Udall Says he will Oppose PATRIOT Act Extension
• Berthoud Fire Beat: May 2011
• GOP makes headway in attempts to “repeal” climate science
• Poudre River Dams Delayed
• Photos from Berthoud High School Graduation
• Berthoud Girls #1 in State Track and Field
• Colorado 3A Track and Field Results
• Rutherford Leads ‘Bugs to Lopsided Win in Game 5
• ‘Bugs Even Series at 2 Games Apiece With OT Win
• Zero Tolerance Alert: High School Lacrosse Players Charged
• The Year of the Black-footed Ferret
• Soapstone Prairie Natural Area is Closed
• Loveland engaged in flood planning with other agencies
• Flood Warning for Larimer and Boulder Counties
• Berthoud High School Senior Class photos
• Reunions
• Eagles score four unanswered goals
• Newly detected chemical in smoke may have serious health implications
• “Move to Amend” Colorado Tour
• It’s Summer “YOGA ON THE BEACH”
• “Healthy Rivers Alternative” better than NISP
• Thor the movie, a review
• Slices of Life: I’m all right, how about you?
• CSP tips on reporting DUIs
• Berthoud Day Car Show and Benefit for Angelo
• Deadline Approaching for Listing in Annual Hay Directory
• Loveland Marine Corps League Pancake Breakfast
• Sky Tonight—May 17, Bright moon near the Scorpion’s Heart
• Ferguson High School Graduation Change
• Committee to Reduce Government Waste
• Renewing the Patriot Act: Who Will Protect Us from Our Government?
• State Chamber of Commerce Endorses NISP
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—May 16, Will you see a fuller moon tonight … or tomorrow?
• Lady Spartans Dominate Patriot League Track Championships
• Sky Tonight—May 15, Earth shadow, Belt of Venus in east after sunset
• Opportunistic Mudbugs Even Series With 5-3 Win in Game 2
• High inflation reaches a new low
• Sky Tonight—May 14, Bright star near moon is Spica
• Eagles Clinch First Game in Quest for Presidents’ Cup
• Spartan Girls win Patriot League track championship
• New stories we didn’t think could wait until next week:
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—May 13, Moon near golden Saturn
• Berthoud Girls knocked out in first round
• Larimer County Commissioners: May 17
• Summer Camp with a Cooperative Twist
• Water, jobs and the economy: business leaders to rally for NISP
• Larimer and Boulder County on flood watch
• Slices of Life – Riding the grief train
• Eagles Win Turner Conference, Advance to Presidents’ Cup Finals
• Eagles Advance to Presidents’ Cup Finals in Dramatic Fashion
• Berthoud Golf Team Fails to Qualify for State
• Sky Tonight—May 12, How to see the green flash
• Berthoud Police Beat — May, 2011
• Loveland IOOF dance and silent auction
• Heaven and Hell
• The deserving vs the undeserving
• Redistricting Fight continues, two views
• Plant Sale at the McCarty-Fickel House
• Fort Collins Employers’ Roundtable
• Warrior Games in the Springs
• Man arrested after chase in Fort Collins
• Save the Poudre questions plan submitted to Governor
• Berthoud Fire Beat: May 2011
• Cow Psychology 101
• Rush Force Deciding Game 7 in Rapid City
• Public Star Night at the Little Thompson Observatory
• Sky Tonight—May 10, First quarter moon shows a “flat” edge
• Transportation In Weld County
• 2035 Regional Transportation Plan Update
• Bill Dye, an “Every Day Hero”
• Evening with Arts at Berthoud High School
• Controversial Non-Goal Helps Rush Force Game 6
• Lakewood man charged with embezzlement
• Slices of Life: Hairballs and terrorists – pains in the gut
• Don’t Drink and Drive
• Earl Albert Moore indicted on charges of arson
• Eagles Picks up 400th Win in Longest Game in Franchise History
• Sky Tonight—May 6, Mercury at greatest morning elongation May 7
• Fort Lupton man sentenced to 30 years to life for sexually assaulting granddaughter
• Berthoud Police Beat — April/May, 2011
• Teacher Appreciation night at BOE meeting
• Sky Tonight—May 5, Eta Aquarid meteor shower best before dawn on May 6
• Sky Tonight—May 4, Find Eta Aquarid meteor shower radiant before dawn May 5 and 6
• Bring the Kids to Carter Lake to Learn to Sail!
• New Larimer County Recreation Map Available Everywhere
• Larimer County May hikes and programs
• Evening with the Arts
• Spotlight on bullying in Berthoud
• Eagles Take 2-1 Series Lead With 7-4 Win Over Rush
• The Pulliam Building
• SWAT Deployment
• Berthoud High Golf Team Competes at Beautiful Mariana Butte
• Sky Tonight—May 3, Drive a spike to the star Spica in May
• A public meeting to address bullying and suicide prevention
• Three teachers retiring at Ivy
• Slices of Life: Kindness worth a tail wag
• Loveland Historic Homes Tour
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—May 2, Follow the arc to the star Arcturus in May
• Eagles Even Series With 4-3 Win
• Sky Tonight—May 1, Star hopping from constellation Orion
• Jabaily Community Service Scholorships
• Laying my Mother’s Day cards on the table
• Turner Middle School, Students of the Month of April
• Johnstown church calls off fundraiser for couple accused of child abuse
• Rush Take 1-0 Series Lead in Turner Conference Finals
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• April 30, Watch for Venus and moon east before sunrise May 1
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—April 29, Five planets before sunrise April 30. .
• McCollum and Blanchard retiring at Berthoud El
• Berthoud Police participating in Drug Take Back Day
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• River Run for Orphans
• Harmon arrested in Johnstown
• Sky Tonight—April 28, Spica is your guide star to Omega Centauri cluster
• Berthoud Police Beat — April, 2011
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—April 27, Leo loses his tail. We gain a constellation.
• White-Collar crime investigation leads to COCCA charges for Fort Collins man
• Alternatives to Violence offers counseling
• Harmon arrested in Johnstown
• Man Believed To Be Responsible For Planting Explosive Device At Southwest Plaza Mall Charged With Arson
• Obituary: Elven Herbert Marshall
• Draft is Do or Die for Downtrodden Denver
• BASH says “Thanks”
• One Happy Moment
• April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• Slices of Life: Countdown to royal love
• Spartan Sports Scoreboard 4/25 – 4/30
• 10th Annual Thompson Crystal Apple Awards
• Berthoud Fire Beat: April 2011
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—April 26, Star-hop from Leo to the Coma star cluster
• Sky Tonight—April 25, Orion descends in the west each evening
• Eagles/Rush: Turner Conference Finals Schedule Set
• Berthoud Band Car Wash
• War Hawk or Deficit Hawk?
• Lundberg Legislative Report, April 24, 2011
• Berthoud High Team wins robotics trophy
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—April 24, Kochab and Pherkad in the Little Dipper
• Berthoud Swans
• Wyoming police looking for Scott Harmon
• African Cats
• The taxing of my fragile sanity
• Obituary: Randolph Scott ‘Randy’ Stewart
• Sky Tonight—April 23, Two stars lead to constellation Hercules
• Lauren Sawinska Wins BBB/Rotary Ethics Scholarship
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—April, 22, Peak of Lyrid meteor shower
• Berthoud Police Beat — April, 2011
• Eagles advance to conference finals
• Felony child abuse in Wellington
• Crystal Fire suspect booked
• Sky Tonight—April 21, Lyrid meteors fly in moonlight, Venus shines
• Philo Grommon Benefit
• Knight of Caring and Sharing
• Fort Collins stabbing
• Obituary: Doris E Keep
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—April 20, Vega marks radiant point of April’s Lyrid meteor shower
• Slices of Life – Now Hiring
• Special Teams Help Mavs Live to Play Another Day
• Berthoud Fire Beat: April 2011
• Days Inn Drama ends peacefully
• Sky Tonight—April 19, Moon and Scorpion rise after Orion sets
• Two charged in home invasion
• Crystal Fire Human-Caused
• Berthoud Girls Track Claim Top Spot at Spartan Classic
• Obituary: Robert Raymond Corbett
• Sky Tonight—April 18, moon leaving Spica and Saturn behind
• Haddon & Penner Lead Eagles to 2-0 Series Lead
• Golf Tournament benefits Stand Up 2 Cancer
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—April 17, April full moon near Spica and Saturn
• One man’s joke is another man’s hug
• The voice of democracy
• Eagles Shoot Past Mavs to Take 1-0 Series Lead
• Sky Tonight—April 16, Nearly full moon and Saturn
• Loveland Honors two from Berthoud
• The Wizard Opens at BHS
• 2011 Ivy Stockwell Jog-A-Thon fund-raiser
• Berthoud Bash 2011 A big success
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—April 15, Moon shines near Saturn
• Crystal Fire: April 14 update
• Standoff in Berthoud
• “B” Sweet Cupcakes opening in Loveland
• Coffman Statement on Gitmo Visit
• Berthoud Police Beat — April, 2011
• Sky Tonight—April 14, Sundial noon and clock noon agree in middle April
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Berthoud Soccer scores victory in final seconds
• “The Arctic On The Fast Track Of Change”
• Will Representative Cory Gardner Oppose a Controversial Plan to Raise Health Care Costs for Americans Age 54 and Under?
• Crystal Fire: April 12 afternoon update
• “Reflections on Christ”
• Anne’s Kitchen products now at Hays and Johnson’s Corner
• Udall Statement on Equal Pay Day
• Lundberg Legislative Report, 4/12/11
• Sky Tonight—April 13, Moon close to Regulus – a Royal Star
• Spartan Sports Scoreboard 4/11 – 4/16
• Berthoud Fire Beat: April 2011
• Obituary: Henrietta Skinner-Hale
• The Wizard comes to Berthoud
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—April 12, Use moon to locate Cancer the Crab
• Nikkel Awarded Veterans’ Affairs Award
• Crystal fire contained
• Beer sales legislation-two points of view
• Limit Direct Payments in 2012 Farm Bill
• Larimer County Wood Collection Yards Opening Dates
• Ignacio man sentenced to federal prison for domestic assault by a habitual offender
• Slices of Life-The awkward hug
• Colorado Eagles-the week ahead
• Sky Tonight—April 11, Moon passes by Gemini stars
• High School Sports Schedule
• Fund raiser for Zach Dunkelberger
• “Near Earth Objects” at the LTO
• Crystal Fire: April 10
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—April 10, Moon approaching Gemini stars
• Crystal Fire: April 9 evening update
• Help for victims of the Crystal Fire
• My yearly correspondence with good old Uncle Sam
• Obituary: Edith A Nusser
• Crystal Fire: April 9
• Coffman Statement on Measure to Cut Spending
• Udall Statement on Budget Deal
• Sky Tonight—April 9, Moon can guide you to objects in Taurus and Gemini
• Coal Creek Community Theater Presents “On Borrowed Time”
• Udall Continues Fight for Bark-Beetle Mitigation Funding
• Udall, Bennet Urge Colorado Stakeholders to Comment
• Crystal Fire April 8
• Political statements about government shutdown
• Ride for Kids – June 12
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Crystal Fire:Burnout scheduled for Saturday
• ACE-Loveland: What do all the announcements mean?
• Public Asked to Stay Away from Crystal Fire
• Mad Hatter’s Ball
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—April 8, Star Capella and a heavenly Chariot fly west at nightfall
• Berthoud High Golf Team Competes at Loveland’s Olde Course
• Eagles playoff semifinals schedule set
• Crystal Fire: April 7 update
• Crystal Fire: April 7 – Road Blocks lifted at noon
• Eagles Advance With Game 4 Win Over Quad City
• River Bluffs Open Space and Poudre River Trail Dedication
• Sky Tonight—April 7, Waxing crescent moon in front of Taurus
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Berthoud Police Beat — March-April, 2011
• Spartan Sports Scoreboard 4/4 – 4/9
• Crystal Fire: April 6
• Evacuation Area Open to Residents at 10:00 a.m.
• Crystal Fire: A resident’s story
• Penner Gets Shutout as Eagles Take Series Lead
• Sky Tonight—April 6, Pleiades cluster above crescent moon
• Libyan Boy Scouts take on big role
• Turner Middle School Students of the Month: March
• Precautionary Evacuation Recommended north and south of Crystal Fire area
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Turner MS Students of the Month-March
• Colorado health-plan founder indicted for mail fraud, embezzling plan funds and money laundering
• Home Invasion Suspect
• Larimer County Adopts Fire Restrictions
• Crystal Fire: April 5 (Update 1:30 p.m.)
• Berthoud Fire Beat: March-April 2011
• Sky Tonight—April 5, Drive a spike to Spica
• Looking back at the 2011 Vail Film Festival
• The Inner Room
• Governor declares disaster emergency for Crystal Fire
• Time Magazine: A US opportunity in Libya
• Crystal Fire: April 4 (Update)
• Slices of Life, Small talk
• Pakman on GOP candidates
• Fire at Pioneer Sand and Gravel
• The myth of Tribal Libya
• High School Sports Schedule
• Questions we SHOULD be asking about Libya
• April 4, Catch a young moon on Monday
• LDS Church Announces Temple for Fort Collins
• Crystal Fire Community Meeting Scheduled
• Air quality warning for Larimer County
• Crystal Fire Updates
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Eagles even series with OT win
• Crystal Fire blows up to 2,000 acres
• The David Pakman Show
• Lundberg Legislative Report-April 2, 2011
• Rockies Snake-Bitten on Opening Day
• Crystal Fire Update
• A really short history of broccoli
• Derek Gwin completes basic training
• Light Plane accident at Owl Canyon Gliderport
• Sky Tonight—April 3, Saturn closest, brightest, opposite the sun
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Mallards Come Back for Game 1 Win
• Financial Crimes Task Force arrests 27-year-old man
• Sky Tonight—April 2, Follow the arc to Arcturus
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Certain Proof: A Question of Worth
• Sky Tonight—April 1, Use Big Dipper to find Polaris and Little Dipper
• Videos from Libya
• Why Gaddafi is an Imminent Threat to America
• Rockies Enter 2011 with Mile High Expectations
• Fox in Berthoud
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—March 31, Moon and Venus side by side before sunrise April 1
• Home Invasion and Vehicle Theft, Loveland
• Obituary: Stephen Gerard Sanford
• Berthoud Police Beat — March, 2011
• “Reflection on the River” Marks Big Thompson Flood Anniversary
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—March 30, Moon very close to Venus at dawn March 31
• Larimer County Weed Control & Forestry Customer Service Summer Hours and Details for No Spray Zones
• Fund raiser for Zach Dunkelberger
• A vision of a democratic Libya
• Berthoud Fire Beat: March 2011
• Sky Tonight—March 29, Moon and Venus low in east at dawn tomorrow
• Death of Steve Sanford
• Libya, Gaddafi the baby killer
• Slices of Life, Doggone good advice from the Cat
• Sky Tonight—March 28, Tangle of stars in Berenice’s Hair
• Eagles’ Opening Round Playoff Schedule Set
• Eagles Earn 2nd Seed in Turner Conference
• Sky Tonight—March 27, Use the Big Dipper to locate the Hunting Dogs
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Falcons Lose 2-1 Pitcher’s Duel Saturday At Utah
• Komets Klip Eagles in Regular Season Finale
• Cal Poly 6, Air Force 1 in men’s tennis
• Eagles One Win Away From Turner Conference Title
• Yale beats Air Force, 2-1, in overtime
• Error Proves Costly For Falcons In 5-3 Loss At Utah
• Sky Tonight—March 26, Is Sirius the most luminous star in the sky?
• Imperfect Justice in Snyder v. Phelps
• Buckle Up Rural Colorado
• Your server is the Sheriff
• Loveland Employers’ Roundtable
• CU golfers post second best final round team score
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• New Granddaughter for Bob and Lisa Rue
• Beer bill battle builds
• Gov. Hickenlooper orders flags lowered Friday
• Air Force 5, Hawaii-Hilo 2 in men’s tennis
• Arctic sea ice shows continuing ice loss
• Sky Tonight—March 25, The westward shift of Orion and all the stars
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Libya, Afghan War, Ukraine
• Udall Urges Swift Transfer of Command in Libya to NATO
• Administrative Matters, Larimer County Commissioners, March 29, 2011
• Luck ran out for 682 Colorado drivers over St. Patrick’s Week
• Killing Civilians in Afghanistan is Terrorism
• Man sentenced in child pornography case
• Alex Sabados Day of Kindness
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—March 24, Predawn moon near the Scorpion’s Stinger
• McWhinney accepting contractor qualifications for deconstruction of Cloverleaf Dog Track
• Free program to schools on Internet safety
• Air Force baseball downed by #24 Wichita State 6-0
• 9Health Fairs in surrounding communities serve Berthoud this year
• Obituary: Nicole Kay Bauer
• Are we being mislead on risk of radiation
• Don’t drink and drive
• Hawaii 7, Air Force 0 in men’s tennis
• Sky Tonight—March 23, Moon near red star Antares before dawn
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Berthoud High Golf begins season swing
• Woman sentenced to 3 years in prison for failing to report income to the IRS
• Air Force baseball downed by #24 Wichita State
• Limitless: Movie Review
• Sky Tonight—Tuesday, March 22, Mercury farthest from sunset glare
• Berthoud Fire Beat: March 2011
• Slices of Life, A message to my favorite child
• April Guided Hikes and Programs in Larimer County’s Parks and Open Spaces
• Man Dies in Glider Crash
• Sky Tonight—March 21, As Mercury sets, zodiacal light shines faintly in western sky
• Lundberg Legislative Report
• Colorado Ice keeps perfect 4-0 record
• Air Force Baseball Completes Four-Game Sweep Of Portland
• “Spring Fling” in Greeley Features Commissioner John Salazar,
• Boy Scout Plans to build Public Bench
• Field Event Athletes Pace Falcons at UC Irvine Invitational
• Ulanski’s Hat Trick Helps Eagles Stay on Top of Turner Conference
• Udall Statement on U.S. Military Action in Libya
• Sky Tonight—March 20, The 2011 March equinox
• AFA Women’s Gymnastics team places second
• Air Force wins fourth AHA Championship
• Falcons Take Both Games of Saturday Doubleheader
• The Adjustment Bureau: A Review
• Dealing with my recent drug problem
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Emission Tests in Larimer and Weld
• Tragedy in Berthoud
• Jones’ Records Second Straight Shutout as Eagles Top ‘Dogs
• Air Force beats Holy Cross, 3-2, in AHA Semifinals
• Big Inning Lifts Falcon Baseball Past Portland 12-4
• Tragedy in Berthoud
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• AFA Women sweep tennis matches
• Madam files false tax return
• Sky Tonight—March 19, Closest full moon of 2011 on – high tides – Saturn
• Zero Tolerance Victory
• Grey Rock Fire (Hewlett Gulch)
• Sky Tonight—March 18, Watch for full moon, planet Saturn, high tides this weekend
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Obituary: Justin Cody Moss
• Berthoud Police Beat — March, 2011
• Beer Battle Brewing
• Easy filing, faster refund with Colorado e-file options
• Grey Rock Fire (Hewlett Gulch)
• Rocky Mountain Chamber Singers to perform
• Ulanski, Jones Lead Eagles into Sole Possession of First
• Berthoud High Basketball Teams Honored
• 7th grade student suspended for oregano
• Neanderthals were nifty at controlling fire
• Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Hosts 32nd Annual Open House
• Sky Tonight—March 17, Moon swings close to Leo’s bright star Regulus
• Sam Schleiger gets “Teacher Tuesday” award
• Falcons split Wednesday doubleheader with Creighton
• Take the online economic survey
• BLM Solicits Proposals for Private-Public Partnerships to Establish Wild Horse Ecosanctuaries
• Fraud alert! Tax time can be profitable for scammers
• Food Preservation Workshops
• Grey Rock Fire (Hewlett Gulch)
• AFA Men’s Gymnastics claims first-ever top 10 national ranking
• AFA Hockey in final four of AHA
• CU-Boulder space scientists ready for orbital insertion of Mercury spacecraft
• Conti’s Charter School Bill Makes the Grade
• Sky Tonight—March 16, Smallest and largest planets in conjunction
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Eagles Power Past Rush in Fight for First Place
• High School Sports Schedule
• 71st State Spelling Bee Next Weekend
• 2011 Vail Film Festival
• Berthoud Fire Beat: March 2011
• Spartan Golfer Brandi Peter Aims for State
• Grey Rock Fire (Hewlett Gulch)
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—March 15, Jupiter is your guide to Mercury in mid-March 2011
• Hewlett Gulch Fire
• Aurora loan broker pleads guilty to omitting over $4.7 million from tax returns
• Slices of Life
• Obituary: Anna Sophia Adams
• Sky Tonight—March 14, Moon and Gemini stars high in south
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Tulsa Topples Colorado, 5-1
• Star Night at the LTO
• Sky Tonight—March 13, Moon shines in front of Winter Circle
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• How to make up for lost time
• Beware of false charity scams after quake, tsunami
• Eagles Prove Their Worth With 6-1 Win Over Komets
• Investigating Muslims or Coming Together as Americans?
• The GOP and Attacks on Women
• Obama’s Disgrace
• Winners announced in Berthoud Schools Fund Writing Contest
• Sky Tonight—March 12, Moon between Capella and Betelgeuse
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Obituary: Robert Bruce Fickel, DDS
• Berthoud Soccer Drops Season Opener
• Larimer County Commissioners: March 15
• Sky Tonight—March 11, Moon and star Aldebaran close in evening sky
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Berthoud Police Beat — March, 2011
• Suspicious male in Wellington
• Colorado Ag Day Celebrates American Way of Life
• World Affairs Daily, March 10
• Senate President says mid-session mark reveals stark and sobering differences between Democrats and Republicans
• Schmidt’s Bakery reopens
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—March 10, Moon shines close to Pleiades star cluster
• Goodbye “Doc” Fickel
• Udall Unveils Roadmap
• BLM to Webcast Meeting of Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board
• Bennet Backs Bill to End Veterinarian Shortfall in Colorado’s Rural Areas
• Bennet Statement on Senate Budget Votes
• Udall: Republicans and Democrats Need to get Serious and Agree on a Compromise for Funding the Government
• Man Arrested in Assault on Trooper
• Arson Suspects Arrested
• Give your child a “Bright Beginning” in Berthoud
• Unintended Consequences
• Eagles Comeback Falls Short Against Mavs, Nolan
• Sky Tonight—March 9, Moon between Pleiades and Ram’s Head
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Berthoud Fire Beat: March 2011
• Don’t feed wildlife
• Colorado woman pleads guilty to conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists
• World Affairs: March 8, 2011
• Irish Soda Bread for St. Patrick’s Day
• Colorado Ag Day is March 16, 2011
• Dump truck loses balance
• Sky Tonight—March 8, The Summer Triangle, a signpost for all seasons
• Obituary: George D. Huff
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Turner Students of the Month-February
• Turner Students of the Month
• The Communication Revolution
• Weld Count Case Tracking Summary
• Larimer County Hosts Farm Transition Workshop
• Legal Notice: Ish Reservoir Company Annual Meeting
• Top Consumer Complaints in Colorado
• Sentence for man involved in investment, securities fraud scam
• Chicken Wild Rice Soup recipe.
• Slices of Life
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—March 7, Mercury lurks beneath moon and Jupiter at dusk
• Killer Special Teams Lead Bees to First Shutout at BEC
• Operation Honor Guard
• Movie Review: Rango
• Lundberg Legislative Report March 5, 2011
• Star Night at the LTO
• The Girl Scout cookie conspiracy
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—March 6, Crescent moon and Jupiter after sunset
• Larimer County Commissioners’ Schedule
• Larimer County Commissioners: Administrative Matters
• Two opposing Views of CSAP
• Eagles Win Nail-Biter Over Bees in 500th Game
• Berthoud man found guilty of menacing cyclists
• Sky Tonight—March 5, Young moon and Jupiter low in west after sunset
• Case against suspected serial burglar of Front Range golf courses
• Governor’s schedule for the week of March 7
• 16-year prison sentence for ringleader
• Berthoud Police Beat, February-March, 2011
• Felony menacing at Twin Sisters
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—March 4, Bright star Arcturus is a harbinger of spring
• World News-Iraq and Afghanistan
• Alford v. Greene: Are We Really Mere Creatures of the State?
• Balloon
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—March 3, Recognize the Big Dipper … and Little Dipper
• Sky Tonight—March 2, Use Big Dipper to locate Polaris, the North Star
• Schmidt’s Bakery closed down, again
• Arson Investigation, Larimer County Sheriff
• Berthoud Fire Beat, February 2011
• Stories from Libya, Tuesday March 1
• Lundberg Legislative Report
• Missing 4 year old, Found
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—March 1, Moon still close to Venus before sunrise
• Slices of Life
• Sky Tonight—Feb 28, Moon and Venus closest together on morning of March 1
• Methodist Church pancake breakfast
• BHS & TMS Combined Choir
• Lybia in the news
• We saw the Arab revolutions coming. Why didn’t the West?
• Eagles Earn Playoff Berth in OT Win vs. Wichita
• Sky Tonight—Feb 27, Moon and Venus in southeast before sunrise
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight-Feb 26, Epsilon Aurigae, the Charioteer’s distant and mysterious star
• Lady Spartans claim fourth place in district tournament
• Eaton Puts Berthoud in the Red
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—Feb 25, Scorpius the Scorpion’s stinger stars an early harbinger of spring
• Study Projects Health Reform will Benefit Colorado’s Economy
• Eagles Ruin Rush Streaks, Gain Ground With 6-2 Win
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—Feb 24, Moon by Scorpion’s Heart before dawn
• Virtual Vietnam Wall
• Berthoud Police Beat, February 2011
• Obituary: Freida Marguerite Welch
• Lady Spartans Win Thriller, Advance in Districts
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—Feb 23, Moon by Scorpion’s Crown before tomorrow’s dawn
• Colorado Children’s Day activities
• Recorder adds “Slice of Life,” by Jill Pertler
• Slices of Life, by Jill Pertler
• Berthoud Fire Beat, February 2011
• Sky Tonight—Feb 22, Stars in the daytime
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Larimer County Commissioners’ Schedule
• Gov. Hickenlooper’s schedule for the week of Feb. 21
• 2011 Scouting for Food
• Alfred Hitchcock Never Won an Oscar: Go Figure
• High School Sports Schedule
• Lundberg Legislative Report
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—Feb 21, Zodiacal light is glowing pyramid in west after dark
• Local girls compete in Idaho track and field event.
• Jail Crowding
• Presidents’ Day Holiday Closures
• Victory: Rutherford Institute Lawsuit Advances
• Larimer County Commissioners agenda
• Vehicle Break-Ins at Trailhead
• Spartan Wrestlers Sadlo and Pickert Win State Titles
• Bipartisan bill would give Colorado voters the chance to protect the way the state constitution is amended
• America’s Debts: Even More Calamitous Than We Thought
• The FBI: Going Rogue
• Ending deficit spending won’t be easy or popular, but must be done
• Spartans Basketball Wins First Game of District Playoffs
• Sadlo and Pickert: State Wrestling Champs
• Eagles Spank Mississippi, 5-1
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—Feb 20, Moon, Saturn, Spica rise in late evening
• Marie Andrade Allison receives DAR Good Citizen award
• Latest update on State Wrestling Championship
• Sadlo and Pickert advance to championship round
• Total Team Effort Leads Eagles to OT Win Over Sundogs
• Sky Tonight—Feb 19, The Hare and the Dove below the Hunter
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Who done it, Part IV
• Up to the minute results from the Pepsi Center
• Sky Tonight—February 18, Moon rises with Leo the Lion, harbinger of spring
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight— Feb 17, Some names for the February full moon
• Learn from these young Egyptians?
• Red Hot Rush, Battochio Shutout Eagles, 3-0
• Bulldogs Bite Spartans Comeback Try
• Sky Tonight—February 16, Bright moon puts Cancer in spotlight
• Berthoud Fire Beat, February 2011
• Who done it, Part III
• Last original IP address allocated
• Obituary: Raleigh Nathaniel Alford
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—February 15, Moon close to Castor and Pollux
• Sentence in Murder-for-hire plan
• Public Star Night at the LTO
• Strong Third Period Leads Mavs To Weekend Win
• High School Sports Schedule
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—February 14, Blue-white Rigel is at the foot of Orion
• Apparent Attempted Suicide on Interstate 25
• Daily News Roundup
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—February 13, Moon points the way to Winter Circle
• Eagles Turn Tables on Mavs With OT Win of Their Own
• Who done it, Part II
• Rep. Gardner supports regulatory oversight
• Former Qwest CEO Joseph Nacchio Withdraws Appeal
• Senate Passes Responsible Budget Balancing Measures
• Colorado Ice Get The Season Started
• Walter Bond Sentenced To Federal Prison For The Arson At The Sheepskin Factory In Glendale
• Late February and March Guided Hikes and Programs in Larimer County’s Parks and Open Spaces
• 1st Equestrian Operation Approved under Transition Plan
• Udall Representative to Hold Office Hours in Berthoud on February 24
• Representative Cory Gardner Votes to Remove Protections on Food, Toys, and Drinking Water
• Boulder Man Sentenced For Exploiting Alien Workers, Harboring Illegal Aliens, And Tax Evasion Charges
• Apply by February 22 for Larimer County Planning Commission
• Huskies over Spartan boys
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—February 12, Moon between stars Elnath and Aldebaran
• Vikings Pillage and Plunder Spartans
• Ouch: Berthoud boys 36, Valley 68
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—February 11, Waxing gibbous moon near Pleiades
• Sheriff’s Deputy initiates effort to establish law enforcement license plate
• Berthoud Police Beat, February 2011
• Sky Tonight—February 10, Somber red Betelgeuse shines in the shoulder of Orion
• Sky Tonight—February 9, Shedding light on the moon’s dark side
• Who done it
• Sky Tonight—February 8, Use Big Dipper’s Pointers to find Polaris
• Robot Battle at Berthoud High School
• Registration for kindergarten students for the 2011-2012 school year
• Thompson School District Student Art Show
• Berthoud Fire Beat, January-February 2011
• Storm Update from CDOT
• High School Sports Schedule
• Berthoud Boys Basketball Top Estes Park
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—February 5, Moon closer to Jupiter
• Hogg Leads Eagles Past Jackalopes
• Berthoud Girls Basketball Routs Highland
• BHS After Prom Event needs help this weekend
• DA’s ruling in Fort Collins police involved shooting
• Berthoud Police Beat: January-February 2011
• Strong Start Helps Eagles to Fifth Straight Win
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—February 3, Double Cluster of Perseus in northwest
• Obituary: Helen A. Schneider
• Sky Tonight—February 2, Cassiopeia is shaped like an ‘M’ or ‘W’
• Thompson schools closed Wednesday
• Turner Middle School, Students of the Month
• High School Sports Schedule
• Sky Tonight—February 1, For those at southerly latitudes, Canopus!
• Turner Takes Two Trophies at District Spelling Bee
• Ivy Stockwell Elementary Takes Third at District Spelling Bee
• Obituary: Mabel Marie Carter
• Berthoud Fire Beat, January 2011
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—January 31, Star-hop from Great Square of Pegasus to Andromeda galaxy
• Eagles Sweep ‘Dogs, Stewart Gets 400th Win
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Cougars Prove Too Big for the Spartans
• Colorado Eagles Come Back for Third Win in a Row
• Sky Tonight—January 30, Jupiter and Great Square of Pegasus in west after sunset
• Glider Crash
• Berthoud High Wrestling Enjoying Impressive Season
• Too Little, Too Late for Boys Basketball
• Astronomy Photo of the Day
• Sky Tonight—January 29, Moon and Venus still close before sunrise
• Eagles, Jones Overcome Szuper Effort in Arizona
• Sky Tonight—January 28, Moon and Venus in dawn and predawn sky tomorrow
• Super Bowl XLV to Feature Super Match Up
• Warming North Atlantic water tied to heating Arctic
• Sky Tonight—January 27, Saturn starts retrograde on January 27
• Astronomy Photo of the Day
• Berthoud Girls Basketball Tops Strasburg
• Sky Tonight—January 26, Star Achernar marks the end of the River
• Eagles Top Tulsa to Move into Second Place
• Astronomy Photo of the Day
• Obituary: Ryan Dooley
• Sky Tonight—January 25, Last quarter moon, Saturn, Spica before sunrise
• Astronomy Photo of the Day
• The Green Hornet: Review
• 48 Star Flag Dedicated at Berthoud High School
• Berthoud Fire Beat, January 2011
• New Affordable Care Act tools will help fight fraud
• Renewing the Patriot Act While America Sleeps
• Larimer County Commissioners’ Schedule
• High School Sports Schedule
• Sky Tonight—January 24, Moon, Saturn, Spica from midnight until dawn
• Eagles Fall, 3-5, as Bloomington Thunders Into First
• Perfect PK Helps Eagles to Weekend Split Against Mallards, First Place Tie
• Sky Tonight—January 23, Eridanus-a winding river of stars
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Lehman Newspapers sold
• Brown, Mallards Ground Eagles
• Sky Tonight—January 22, Faint, fuzzy object near Sirius is a star cluster
• Sky Tonight—January 21, Identify the Winter Circle and winter’s brightest stars
• Administrative Matters
• ADX inmate convicted of assaulting prison employee
• Estes Park Rock Case
• Berthoud Police Beat: January 2011
• Eagles Frozen By IceMen
• Sky Tonight—January 20, Orion the Hunter easy to spot in January night sky
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—January 19, Full moon rises in east around sunset
• Eagles Soar Into First Place With Win Over Defending Champs
• Boys Basketball Falls to Eaton
• Spartans dominate at Soeby Classic
• Berthoud Fire Beat, January 2011
• Obituary: Carrie Jean Hyde Marr
• Obituary: Quentin Lee Glass
• Sky Tonight—January 18, Moon near Gemini stars Castor and Pollux
• Exploring a Kiwanis Club for Berthoud
• 48 Star Flag to be dedicated at Berthoud High School
• Writing Contest for Berthoud Students
• High School Sports Schedule
• Sky Tonight—January 17, Sun moves toward star Vega in journey around galaxy
• Astronomy Photo of the Day
• BHS Show Choir Showcase
• Star Night at the LTO, Jan 21
• Sky Tonight—January 16, Cassiopeia and Big Dipper on opposite sides of North Star
• Eagles Jump Up in Standings With Shootout Win Over Odessa
• Have an “Odd” night out
• Berthoud Boys Basketball Tops Lyons
• Little Fockers, forgettable
• Eagles Not So Special in 4-3 Loss to Odessa
• Sky Tonight—January 15, Moon near Aldebaran and the Pleiades
• Broncos Play it Safe, Hire Fox as Head Coach
• Berthoud High School 2010-2011 Semester 1 Honor Roll
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• Sky Tonight—January 14, Moon and Pleiades – or Seven Sisters
• Larimer County Commissioners, Administrative Matters
• Can Berthoud bring back the Quilt Show?
• Chip-Dipping With College Football’s Biggies
• Sky Tonight—January 13, Moon in front of Aries the Ram
• Berthoud Fire Beat, January 2011
• Obituary: Shirley Ann Kouns
• Berthoud Police Beat: January 2011
• Astronomy Photo of the Day
• Turner Middle School, January Students of the Month
• Elway’s Broncos Must Build a Foundation with their New Head Coach
• Sky Tonight—January 12, Moon and stars of Aries point to Phantom galaxy
• Sky Tonight—January 11,Two stars flag sun’s path through Milky Way
• Astronomy Photo of the Day
• The Last Bulls-Eye
• Deadline Approaching for Inclusion in Annual Farm Fresh Directory
• Sky Tonight—Moon and Jupiter still close
• The Festivus Film Festival
• Home Buyer Education Classes
• High School Sports Schedule
• Eagles Blast ‘Bugs, 6-1
• Sky Tonight—January 9, Watch moon and Jupiter
• Turner Middle School, December Students of the Month
• NASA Photo of the Day
• Senate Minority Leader Mike Kopp’s Statement on Golombek Appointment
• Weld County Celebrates 150 years
• High Dynamic Range photo of Highway 66
• Hickenlooper names more directors
• Greeley accepting applications for vacant council position
• Mix It Up With Colorado Millet
• Mark Udall’s Statement on the Shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords
• Sagebrush Riders 4-H Club Open House
• Berthoud Girls Basketball Rolls Over Mead
• Berthoud Boys drop game to Mead
• Eagles fall 6-3 to Allen Americans
• Sky Tonight— January 8, Elusive Mercury farthest from sun before dawn on January 9
• Berthoud Police Beat: January 2011
• Berthoud Police Beat: December 2010
• 1,556 DUI arrests in holiday crackdowns
• Larimer County Commissioners’ Schedule
• True Grit: A review
• A Life on the Wing
• Official 2011 Valentine unveiled
• Sky Tonight—January 7, Venus farthest west of sun in Earth’s sky tomorrow
• Administrative Matters, January 11
• Sky Tonight—January 6, Use bright stars to find faint Monoceros the Unicorn
• New Berthoud Chamber officers announced
• Sky Tonight—January 5, Latest sunrises for mid-northern latitudes
• Berthoud Fire Beat, December 2010
• Sky Tonight—January 4, Solar eclipse today, but not in the Americas
• High School Sports Schedule
• Fort Collins offers youth programs for 2011
• Exhibits at the Loveland Museum/Gallery Inspire Classes for All Ages
• NASA Photo of the Day
• Sky Tonight—January 3, Quadrantid meteors for Asia and Europe before dawn January 4
• Three-Goal Third Period Pushes Brahmas Past Eagles
• Eagles, Offense Reigns In 2011
• Sky Tonight—January 2, Earth’s closest approach to the sun in 2011
• Eagles End Year, Start Road Trip With Win
• Family Planning
• Sky Tonight—January 1, Moon and Mercury below Venus before dawn tomorrow
• Hickenlooper names three directors
• This Week In College Football History
• Administrative Matters: Larimer County Commissioners
• Page nets overtime game-winner for AFA
• Sky Tonight—December 31, See brightest star at midnight
• It’s almost Girl Scout Cookie Time
• EcoCreations at Longmont’s Muse Gallery
• Larimer County Commissioners’ Schedule
• Nikkel to Serve on Redistricting Committee
• Berthoud residents need to remove snow
• Redistricting Committee formed
• Christmas in Afghanistan
• CDOT Snow update for Larimer County
• Sky Tonight—December 30, Moon and Venus will shine before dawn tomorrow
• Rush Double-Up Eagles, 4-2
• 180-Day reservation window implemented for campgrounds
• Federal Judge rejects Miller’s challenges in Alaskan Senate race
• Sky Tonight—December 29, Moon and Venus before dawn tomorrow
• Health Department forecloses on Gingerbread Houses
• Longmont Humane Society saves dogs after heartbreaking tragedies
• Berthoud economics by Trustee Skiles
• Pilot killed in plane crash near Carter Lake is identified
• Vicki Lawrence’s two-woman show coming to Union Colony Civic Center
• One dead after plane crash in Larimer County
• Berthoud Fire Beat, December 2010
• Sky Tonight—December 28, Find a variable star in Lyra
• Small plane crashes near Carter Lake
• Obituary: Marjorie Craig
• Obituary: Ruth B. Luce
• Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I
• Sky Tonight—December 27, Moon, bright star, two planets before dawn
• Untitled
• Call-a-Lawyer Night
• Larimer County Commissioners’ Schedule
• On the Death of Bud Greenspan on Christmas Day
• $1,000 reward offered to catch sheep poacher
• Sky Tonight—December 26, Northern Cross stands upright on winter evenings
• Sky Tonight—December 25, See Summer Triangle in west on winter evenings
• Merry Christmas
• Sky Tonight— December 24, Moon approaching Regulus
• Information night at Berthoud’s elementary schools
• Meningococcal bacteria matches earlier cases
• Eagles Outlast ‘Dogs for 7-6 Win
• Sky Tonight—Southern Cross visible in Hawaii before sunrise
• Berthoud Police Beat: December 2010
• CSU—Pubelo Fall Dean’s List
• Recycle those Christmas Trees
• I-25 Closures at US Highway 34
• Sky Tonight—December 22, Moon and heavenly Twins
• Berthoud Fire Beat, December 2010
• Avalanche Closes Cameron Pass
• Obituary: William W. Wendt
• Lunar Eclipse over Berthoud
• Sky Tonight—December 21, solstice marks day of southernmost sun
• The Tourist, Movie Review
• School District seeks stories from 50 years ago
• Larimer County Adopts 2011 Budget
• Barbara Moore, Larimer County Visual Artist of the Year
• EarthSky Tonight—December 20, Total lunar eclipse
• Moon Theater’s Community Christmas
• EarthSky Tonight—December 19, Use moon to imagine Pioneer 10 spacecraft
• Traffic Flow Changes at the Larimer County Landfill
• Santa Clause goes to school
• Senate votes to repeal “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”
• Empty Stocking Fund: Berthoud residents get help
• Berthoud graduate to be honored in Rose Parade
• Elevated zinc concentrations in Colorado waterway likely a result of climate change
• Larimer County Commissioners’ Schedule
• This Week in College Football History
• Mike Moran’s Sports Commentary
• EarthSky Tonight—December 18, Moon glides by Pleiades cluster
• Winners in 2010 Christmas Decoration and Spirit Contest
• Berthoud El Kindergarten teacher receives award
• EarthSky Tonight—December 17, Moon between Ram’s head and Pleiades
• 2010 Christmas Decoration and Spirit Contest
• Mink Attack in rural Berthoud
• EarthSky Tonight—December 16, Jupiter at eastern quadrature
• Berthoud Police Beat: December 2010
• Envision: China Modern
• Ansel Adams: Masterworks
• Three Berthoud Students in UNC fall graduation
• School District seeks stories from 50 years ago
• First United Methodist Church of Loveland Christmas cantata
• EarthSky Tonight, December 15: Bellatrix—Orion’s third brightest star—means Female Warrior
• Help find these missing children
• January Guided Hikes and Programs in Larimer County’s Parks and Open Spaces
• Boat Ramps closed for Christmas
• Exploring a Kiwanis Club for Berthoud
• Aging – If it’s not your issue… It will be
• How to Fix the Denver Broncos
• Mammoth Tickets on sale Tuesday
• Wildfire seeking script readers and writers
• December 14, Focus on stars Betelgeuse and Rigel in Orion
• Holiday Safety Tips from Berthoud Fire: Tree Safety
• The Thompson School District Accountability Advisory Committee meets Tuesday
• EnergyLogic is an Environmental Stewardship Winner
• Movie Review: RED
• Berthoud Fire Beat, December 2010
• Obituary: Shirley Jean Sandlian
• Berthoud Town Board Agenda, December 14
• EarthSky Tonight—Dec. 13, Best night for 2010 Geminids
• High School Sports Schedule
• EarthSky Tonight—December 12, 2010 Geminid meteors late evening to dawn
• Berthoud Wrestlers place 5th at East Invitational
• Berthoud Girls Basketball Tops Northridge 42-28
• Spartan Boys Basketball Wins Second Straight
• Boys Basketball Notches First Victory of 2010
• EarthSky Tonight—Tonight December 11, Radiant point for Geminid meteor shower
• What’s All the Fuss About Top Tax Rates Going Up 4.6 Percent?
• EarthSky Tonight—December 10, Celestial Chariot high overhead at midnight
• This Week in College Football History: Dec. 13 – Dec. 19
• Larimer County Commissioners’ Schedule
• Girls Basketball Falls to Thompson Valley
• Ivy Stockwell Elementary Jazzy Choir Concert
• Larimer County Open Lands Advisory Board December Meeting Canceled
• Larimer Commissioners Administrative Matters
• EarthSky Tonight—December 9, Find Orion the Hunter and see the Milky Way
• Berthoud High Boys Basketball Fall to Roosevelt 74-45
• High School Sports Schedule
• Is It Illegal to Celebrate Christmas in the Schools?
• Poudre River Trail at River Bluffs Open Space to Open to the Public
• Warm Up This Winter With Buffalo Chili
• Star Night at the LTO, December 17
• “White Elephants” from ARC Thrift Stores
• Berthoud Chamber looking for Citizen of the Year
• Lady Spartans Drop Home Opener to Mountain View
• EarthSky Tonight—December 8, Earliest northern hemisphere sunsets are not at solstice
• EarthSky Tonight—Young moon and Mercury after sunset
• Berthoud Board of Trustees: December 7
• A Big Thank you to all of the BATs volunteers!
• Final BCS Standings
• EarthSky Tonight—December 6, Winter Circle up by late evening
• Classical Christmas Concert
• Berthoud Wrestling Falls in Season Opener
• EarthSky Tonight—Algol, a famous variable star, dimmest tonight
• EarthSky Tonight—December 4, Cassiopeia high up in northern sky on December evenings
• EarthSky Tonight—December 3, Greatest illuminated extent for Venus December 4
• EarthSky Tonight— December 2, See the moons of Jupiter on December evenings
• Berthoud Police Beat-November 2010
• Berthoud Library Board agenda, Dec 2
• SPMG Metropolitan Districts Legal Notice: 2011 Budget
• EarthSky Tonight—December 1, Moon and Venus at brightest pair up before sunrise December 2
• Obituary: Jesse Leo Parrish
• COLT makes move to automated fare boxes
• Vilona Studio Gallery Events in December
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 30, Sun in Ophiuchus until December 17
• To Smartphone, or not to Smartphone?
• Bovine Trichomoniasis Update
• Roberts Supreme Court to be Discussed on Bill of Rights Day
• Put a Wrap on Domestic Violence
• Berthoud Fire Beat: November ’10
• High School Sports Schedule
• Berthoud Board of Trustees, Agenda, Nov. 30
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 29, catch Mercury after sunset
• Bowl Championship Series: Week 7
• Fund Raiser for BHS “After Prom” event
• Air Force falls to 12th-ranked Denver, 3-1
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 28, Summer Triangle in west on fall and winter evenings
• Eagles Start Road Swing With Loss in Wichita
• Au Revoir, Husker Nation!
• Kelley Arnold named to All-Big Sky Volleyball squad
• Ulanski’s HT Helps Power Eagles Past Thunder
• The ongoing split between GOP and military leaders
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 27, Orion the Hunter rises in the east at mid-evening
• Air Force beats Clarkson, 2-1, in Denver Cup
• This Week in College Football History: Nov. 29 – Dec. 5
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 26, Can you see the different colors of the stars?
• AFSCME Calls on GOP Members of Congress to Reject Their Taxpayer Funded Health Care Plan
• START: Do the Right Thing
• Cut your own Christmas tree
• Falcon Basketball-Air Force 72, Wofford 66 in overtime
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 25, Find the Water Jar of Aquarius to the west of Jupiter
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 24,Venus getting brighter in the predawn sky
• Health Insurance, what will happen?
• Berthoud Police Beat-November 2010
• Downtown Greeley hosts 1st Annual Holiday Open House
• Thompson School District proposed calendar
• DA clears officers in connection with fatal Berthoud shooting
• Skunks spreading rabies to Front Range
• Loveland High School Wind Symphony in Seattle
• Thanksgiving Harry Potter Celebration
• Thanksgiving Week DUI Crackdown
• Board of Trustees: No Meeting
• Broncos Fall in San Diego, 35-14
• Expanded Hours for King Tut
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 23, Northern Crown shines after dusk and before dawn
• State Health Department Investigating Student Death
• Holiday Roads and Traveling with Fido
• Berthoud Fire Beat: November ’10
• Obituary: Rev. Raymond B. Scott
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 22, Month’s most northerly moon
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 21, Watch for Blue Moon near Pleiades
• Commissioner Donnelly, Berthoud Citizens Meeting
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 20, Nearly full moon near famous Pleaides star cluster
• “The best ride in the whole wide world”
• A New START for Women Around the World
• Mike Moran’s Sports Commentary
• This Week in College Football History
• December Guided Hikes and Programs in Larimer County’s Parks and Open Spaces
• Hermit Park closes December 20
• Larimer County Annual Entrance Permits for 2011 available on December 1
• Larimer County Commissioners’ Schedule
• Berthoud Transportation Committee has no members
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 19, Moon in front of Aries the Ram
• Larimer County Commissioners’ Administrative Matters
• Community Thanksgiving Worship Service
• Sculpture in the Dark
• CU names search committee for new head football coach
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 18, Moon and Jupiter tonight, Venus rises before dawn
• Berthoud’s Danielle Wikre Earns Softball Scholarship
• Christmas Photos at McCarty-Fickel Home
• CIB at the Library
• Cinderella comes to Berthoud
• Hardy’s Photo Imaging is newest chamber member
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 17, No meteors last night? Try between moonset and dawn November 18
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 16, Leonid meteors peak before dawn November 17 and 18
• Berthoud Fire Beat: November ’10
• Obituary: Benjamin Daniel Haskew
• Bowl Championship Series—Week 5
• Air Force upsets No. 3 Yale, 4-3
• Berthoud CARES thanks Berthoud Community Fund
• Kudos to the Moon Theater Company
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 15, Waxing moon close to Jupiter
• Larimer County Commissioners’ Schedule
• Larimer County Commissioners’ Administrative Matters
• Services for Benjamin D. Haskew
• Denver Broncos Need to Toughen-Up
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 14, Waxing moon approaching Jupiter
• This Week in College Football History
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 13, Big Dipper bowl points to bright star Capella
• Larimer County Holds Public Hearings – Proposed 2011 Budget
• Christmas in Berthoud is coming
• Christmas Jars
• Obituary: Benjamin D. Haskew
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 12, Big Dipper, aka Sky Bear, comes to Earth on November evenings
• Berthoud Fire Beat: November ’10
• Berthoud Planning and Zoning Commission Agenda November 18
• Berthoud High robots take top honors
• Berthoud Parks and Open Space Agenda, Nov 17, 2010
• Berthoud Police Beat-November 2010
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 11, North Taurid meteors during night
• Berthoud Veterans place flags at cemetery
• Berthoud Football Commemorates 2010 Season
• Berthoud BOT November 16 2010 agenda
• Berthoud Tree Board agenda Nov 15, 2010
• Berthoud Softball Team Honored
• Reward Offered for Elk Poaching in Estes Park
• EarthSky Tonight—Tonight Nov 10, Can we see stars outside our Milky Way galaxy?
• Update on Berthoud Shooting
• Military moms start support group
• Trustees approve Museum lease agreement
• All Honor to Her
• Guarding the Tomb of the Unknown
• You Can’t Tell a Vet Just By Looking
• Berthoud man shot and killed by SWAT unit
• “Thank You for Your Service”—A Veterans Day Memory
• “I Probably Wouldn’t Be Here”
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 9, Use constellation Cassiopeia to find Andromeda galaxy
• “Glory, Glory Colorado”
• First Coffee with Cabrera scheduled
• In war, there are no unwounded soldiers.
• High Flight
• The Common Soldier
• Eulogy for a Veteran
• In Flanders Field
• In honor of Carl Sagan
• “Answers on Aging Resource Guide” available
• Thornton man formally charged in death of mother and infant
• Week 4 of Bowl Championship Series (BCS) standings
• Berthoud Town Board: Agenda, Nov 9
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 8, Young moon easier to spot after sunset on November 8
• Berthoud High School participates in the Teen Safe Driver Pledge program
• Botanica: New Works Exhibit Coming to Loveland Museum/Gallery
• EarthSky Tonight—Tonight Nov 7, Can you see the young moon?
• Help for Vets on the eve of Veterans Day
• Abby Yeagle recognized for community service
• Helping Larimer County residents enroll in public health insurance
• Thompson School District Accountability Advisory Committee meets Tuesday
• The Real Problem With The Mama Grizzlies
• November Guided Hikes and Programs in Larimer County’s Parks and Open Spaces
• Larimer County Open Lands Advisory Board Meeting – November
• Leadership Changes in Local LDS Ward for Young Single Adults
• Greeley Museums Publishing Book On Weld County’s 150-year History
• Larimer County Commissioners’ Schedule
• This Week in College Football History: Nov. 8 – Nov. 14
• Gouda Cheese Purchased at Costco Linked to E.coli
• The Moon Theater production is a must see
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 6, A famous variable star in the constellation Cepheus
• Berthoud Football Falls in Season Finale
• N2N in support of United Way
• Ring Bells This Year — Do It For You!
• Berthoud Library Book Club 2010-2011
• Meningitis, a mother’s story
• Turner Middle School, October Students of the Month
• EarthSky Tonight—Tonight Nov 5, Constellation Cassiopeia high in northeast on November evenings
• Berthoud Police Beat, October-Nov 2010
• Sheriff Alderden replies to Slidell affair
• Colorado Carrots Are Versatile Vegetables
• Berthoud celebrates giving
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 3, Crescent moon, planet Venus in glow of dawn November 4
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 4, Modest meteor shower tonight. Moon and Venus before dawn tomorrow.
• Notice Of Special Meeting – Berthoud Community Library District
• High School Sports Schedule
• Voters ready in Berthoud
• PUBLIC NOTICE: BERTHOUD HERITAGE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT NOS. 1 – 9
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 2, Use Great Square of Pegasus to find Andromeda galaxy
• Notice Of Special Meeting – Berthoud Community Library District
• Larimer County Voting Centers
• We Must Fix Economics Before We Can Fix Anything Else
• Week 3 of Bowl Championship Series (BCS) standings
• EarthSky Tonight—Nov 1, Looking out our Milky Way galaxy’s south window
• Before You Vote, Everything You Know Is Wrong
• Library Board vacancy
• BP and other major polluters fund Tea Party
• Mountain Lions Roar Too Loud for Spartans
• “You Can’t Take it With You” opens in Berthoud
• EarthSky Tonight—Oct. 31, Arcturus is a Halloween ghost of the summer sun
• EarthSky Tonight—Oct. 30, As Halloween approaches, find the Ghoul Star of Perseus
• Spartans lose to Mountain View 38-7
• Update on Arrest of John Marks, Jr
• Obituary: Pearl W. Wykoff
• This Week in College Football History
• Middle School Special Programs Informational Nights
• John Marks, Jr arrested in the murder of Kathy Adams
• Opinions on Amendment 63
• “Colorado Pols” looks at the election races
• Obituary: Frances L. Prock
• Administrative Matters, November 2, 2010
• Berthoud Police Beat, October 2010
• EarthSky Tonight—Oct. 29, Last quarter moon marks direction of Earth’s orbital motion
• Vote NO on Prop 102
• EarthSky Tonight—Oct. 28, Mira the Wonderful, a famous variable star
• Smith for Sheriff – Even More Certain
• Karen Stockley is the right choice for District 49
• Outside Front Groups Spend Over $300,000 In Colorado
• Markey earns A+ rating from Pinon Canyon Expansion Opposition Coalition
• Berthoud Police Beat, October 2010
• Ballot requires 61 cents postage
• ASRM Blasts Colorado Amendment 62
• Adam Bowen, solid business background
• RMFU joins those condemning 60, 61 and 101
• Denise Schump chosen for Teacher Tuesday honor
• Reward offered to catch poacher of prized Estes Park bull elk
• EarthSky Tonight—Tonight Oct. 27, Where is the Big Dipper on these autumn evenings?
• EarthSky Tonight—October 26, Moon farthest north, near star Elnath
• High School Sports Schedule
• Berthoud Fire Beat: October 2010
• 3 votes for Mr. Smith
• Karen Stockley is the right choice for District 49
• Kathy Adams body found, ruled homicide
• Berthoud Cross Country Girls to State
• Bowl Championship Series (BCS) standings
• EarthSky Tonight—October 25, Moon between Pleiades and star Aldebaran
• EarthSky Tonight—October 24, Moon can guide you to Pleiades star cluster
• Smith is a Good Role Model
• Berthoud Softball 3A runners-up
• Berthoud Girls go for the State Championship
• State Softball Championship goes to Valley
• Lady Spartans to final four
• The Con
• Fire Beat: October 2010
• Commissioner Donnelly: October Berthoud Citizens’ meeting
• Larimer County Commissioners’ Schedule-October 25 to 29
• EarthSky Tonight—October 23, Waning moon rises soon after sunset
• Berthoud loses to Erie on Friday night
• The Business Case for Fair Elections
• EarthSky Tonight—October 22, Hunter’s Moon rises at sunset, shines all night
• Getting to the bottom of 60, 61 and 101
• Berthoud Soccer bests Silver Creek 2-1
• Spartan volleyball over Mead in 5 matches
• Administrative Matters October 26, 2010
• Eagles’ Annual Military Appreciation Night
• Livestock producers applaud USDA decision
• BAE Systems Sells its Container Solutions Assets in Berthoud
• Attorney General Suthers falsely accused of assault
• Colorado Fetal Personhood, Amendment 62
• Lady Spartans to final four
• RMFU and CCA disagree on USDA decision
• Obituary: Kenneth M. Kegerreis
• EarthSky Tonight—October 21, Full Hunter’s Moon of 2010 tomorrow
• Man sentenced to twelve years in vehicular homicide
• Smith is an Enthusiastic Leader
• Two Talented Candidates
• EarthSky Tonight—Tonight October 20, Moon washes out Orionid meteors, but guides you to Jupiter
• Open House at Berthoud Fire station
• Ballot measures explained, letters verses numbers
• Sheriff still seeking help in Kathy Adams case
• EarthSky Tonight—October 19, Moon and Jupiter close on sky’s dome
• High School Sports Schedule
• Thompson School District informational nights for 8th grade
• EarthSky Tonight—October 18, Bright object near moon is Jupiter
• EarthSky Tonight—October 17, Solar system’s outermost planet near moon
• Administrative Matters – October 19, 2010
• Dave Skiles on historic preservation
• Smith is In-Tune to be Sheriff
• EarthSky Tonight—October 16, See Cassiopeia and Big Dipper on autumn evenings
• This Week in College Football History: Oct. 18 – Oct. 24
• Spartans 6, Roosevelt 40
• EarthSky Tonight—October 15, See the sky’s brightest star, Sirius, before dawn
• EarthSky Tonight—October 14, Find constellations of the Zodiac on October evenings
• High School and Middle School Sports Schedule
• Sheriff’s office ask for help locating Kathy Adams
• Support Senator Kevin Lundberg
• Old Fashioned Political Rally
• EarthSky Tonight—October 13, Moon is waxing, but still low in sky
• Obituary:Barbara D. Nelson
• Berthoud Woman set to Report on Missionary Service in Florida
• EarthSky Tonight—October 12, Arcturus sparkles in western sky on October evenings
• Seeking One Principled Person from Each Side of the Aisle
• Citizens First Political Forum in Berthoud
• Justin Smith’s Website Good and Informative
• Shameless Exploitation
• High School and Middle School Sports Schedule
• EarthSky Tonight-October 11, Antares is bright star near moon in early evening
• Senator Kevin Lundberg
• Clear choice for health care
• Berthoud Town Board: October 12 agenda
• EarthSky Tonight—October 10, Bright star near moon is red Antares
• Our Economy
• This Week In College Football History: Oct. 11 – Oct. 17
• BHS Homecoming Parade 2010
• To the editor
• A Fact, Any Fact
• EarthSky Tonight— October 8, Close-up on constellation Auriga the Charioteer
• Silver Creek sails 41-7
• EarthSky Tonight—October 9, Last 2010 evening pairing of moon and Venus
• Obituary: Lisa Lynn Adams
• Star Night at the LTO on October 15
• New traffic signal at State Highway 56 and 4th Street now operational
• Don’t miss the rally this Tuesday!
• Larimer County Commissioners meeting October 12
• Limited Big Game Hunting at Red Mountain Open Space
• Berthoud Police Beat, October 2010
• EarthSky Tonight—Oct. 7, Legendary Draconid meteors – boom or bust in 2010?
• Tips on Winterizing Sprinkler Systems
• What is newsworthy in Loveland, Colorado?
• Larimer Humane Society’s Executive Director “kennels Up” To Save Animal Lives
• “Staff Sergeant Justin Bauer Memorial Highway”
• Damaged artwork removed from Loveland Museum
• Woman attacks art work at Loveland Museum
• Smith Has Positive Approach
• That’s outrageous!
• EarthSky Tonight—Oct. 6, Golden Capella sparkles red and green in October
• Memorial Honoring Justin Bauer
• Ball can get job done
• Veterans Alliance for Security and Democracy Endorses Michael Bennet
• The Greeley Chorale opens 46th season
• Ken Buck supports policies to ship Colorado jobs overseas
• Bennet a No-Show at 92% of Senior Citizen Hearings
• New Charter School on the horizon?
• Smith Has Integrity
• Turner Middle School: September Students of the Month
• EarthSky Tonight—Oct. 5, Glowing pyramid of light in east might be false dawn
• Republican State House Candidates Caught with Serious Criminal Histories
• 2010 Loveland Art Studio Tour Preview Show October 16-17
• Fire Beat: September/October 2010
• Homecoming Parade kicks off the weekend
• High School Band Car Wash fundraiser
• John Erickson honored for service to Berthoud Fire Protection District
• Sheriff investigates marijuana cultivation
• Commissioners: “Resolution Opposing 60, 61 and 101”
• Town of Berthoud, Legal Notice-Public Hearing
• EarthSky Tonight—Oct. 4, Use Summer Triangle to find plane of Milky Way galaxy
• Berthoud Town Board: No meeting October 5
• High School and Middle School Sports Schedule
• Town of Berthoud: Legal Notice-Bills Allowed August 2010
• Town of Berthoud: Legal Notice, Public Hearing
• Town of Berthoud: Legal Notice, Ordinance No. 1122
• Berthoud tops Fort Morgan 16-14
• Legal Notice: Proposed Budget, Berthoud Fire Protection District
• Road Closure, Carter Lake Road
• EarthSky Tonight—Oct 3, Find the Andromeda galaxy on dark autumn nights
• Crisp Colorado cabbage adds crunch
• Border lake shooting victim’s wife recounts ordeal
• EarthSky Tonight—Oct 2, Jupiter is a guide to Great Square
• Political Events Calendar for Larimer County
• BHS wins 16-14 over Ft Morgan.
• Berthoud Police Beat, September 2010
• EarthSky Tonight—Oct 1, Venus and Mars close but hard to spot after sunset
• Larimer County Commissioners-Administrative Matters
• Larimer County Commissioners’ Schedule-Oct 4
• Citizens First Political Forum in Berthoud
• Chamber Oktoberfest & BBQ
• Berthoud Planning & Zoning special Wednesday meeting
• EarthSky Tonight—Sept. 29, Star-hop from Great Square to Andromeda galaxy
• Larimer County Natural Resources’ “Nature Notes Club”
• EarthSky Tonight—Sept. 30, What bright star flashes red and green in northeast?
• EarthSky Tonight—September 20, Fastest sunsets of the year around equinox time
• Big Fourth Quarter Powers Spartans
• Just 3 questions Mr. Tancredo
• EarthSky Tonight—September 19, Venus brightest for 2010
• Firefighters begin to pick up the pieces
• EarthSky Tonight—Sept 18, Best predawn of view Mercury
• Super PACs’ multiply to sway election
• Veterans’ Resource Forums in Larimer County
• Traffic signal upgrade to begin on Fourth Street in Berthoud
• Commissioner Donnelly: September Berthoud Citizens’ meeting
• Reservoir Road Fire 100% contained
• EarthSky Tonight—September 17, Close-up on constellation Perseus the Hero and Demon Star
• Berthoud Volleyball tops Brush
• Obituary: Crystal Marie Kaler
• Smith has experience
• Forest Order Addresses Extreme Fire Danger
• Public Star Night at the Little Thompson Observatory
• Wednesday evening fire update
• EarthSky Tonight—Sept 16, Cassiopeia and Perseus in northeast on September evenings
• Reservoir Road Evacuees get to go home.
• Larimer County Adopts Fire Restrictions on Open Fires
• Official Reservoir Road Fire Update
• Fire evacuees get a quick trip home
• Reservoir Road Fire now 35% contained
• EarthSky Tonight—September 15, Moon helps you visualize Pluto spacecraft
• Correction to previous article
• Obituary: Virginia Marie Stokes
• Reservoir Road Fire, one family’s story
• EarthSky Tonight—September 14, Moon in forgotten constellation of Zodiac
• Some access for evacuees of Reservoir Road Fire
• Evacuees to register and receive their pass for temporary re-entry.
• Fire Beat: September 2010
• Reservoir Road Fire: Sept 13 update
• Reservoir Road Fire: Afternoon, Sept 13
• EarthSky Tonight—September 13, Waxing moon near Scorpion’s Heart
• In support of Lundberg
• Small Business Groups Backing Nikkel in HD 49
• Berthoud Town Board: Agenda Sept. 14
• Reservoir Road Fire, Sunday evening update
• EarthSky Tonight—September 12, Moon, Venus and a double star
• Sept 11 Fourmile Canyon fire update
• Major wild land fire at Flatiron Reservoir
• Flatiron Fire updates from scanner
• This Week in College Football History: Sept. 13 – Sept. 19
• Tigers Run Over Spartans
• Smith Best Qualified for Sheriff
• Friday Results for Berthoud Invitational Softball
• EarthSky Tonight—September 11, Moon and Venus low in west at dusk
• All about 60, 61 and 101
• EarthSky Tonight—September 10, Moon waxes as Venus wanes in September evening sky
• Fourmile Canyon Fire threatens Boulder
• Ugh: What to do about Grasshoppers
• Latest On Fourmile Canyon Fire
• New Pioneers
• Obituary: Pauline Steving
• Obituary: Marlene Faye Foster
• Spartan soccer shuts out Holy Family
• Berthoud Police Beat, September 2010
• EarthSky Tonight—September 9, Cassiopeia the Queen in northeast
• Girls Softball, Berthoud 8 – Windsor 3
• Animal House Receives Second Chance
• 4th Annual Women’s Soccer Celebration
• Berthoud Fire assists at FourMile Canyon
• EarthSky Tonight—September 8, High tide alert! Closest new moon of 2010
• Spartans now 2-0 in Soccer
• High School and Middle School Sports Schedule
• Fire Beat: September 2010
• Practical Money Matters
• Planning and Zoning, Sept 9 Agenda
• ATV presents Casino Night at Ellis Ranch
• No Berthoud Town Board meeting September 7
• EarthSky Tonight—September 7, Use Big Dipper to find Polaris, the North Star
• Fema Authorizes Funds To Help Fight Four Mile Canyon Fire
• High School and Middle School Sports Schedule
• EarthSky Tonight—September 6, Star-hop to Sirius from Orion’s Belt
• Berthoud Fire Beat, August 2010
• Statewide campaign to defeat Amendment 62
• Annual Hay Directory Connects Producers with Buyers
• Nominations taken for Noxious Weed Advisory Committee
• PrairieStar endorses Stockley for 49
• Colorado Apples Are A Fall Favorite
• State Treasurer announces website achievement award
• Larimer County Commissioners, September 7
• News you can use
• Berthoud Community Library District Conducts Survey
• 100 Days of Heat continues
• Southbound Madison in Loveland to reopen Wednesday
• EarthSky Tonight—September 5, Hazy pyramid of light in east? False dawn.
• West Nile virus still active in Larimer County
• Larimer County Commissioners Schedule
• The 50th Anniversary of an Historic Speech
• 5 Things You Don’t Know About Labor Day
• EarthSky Tonight—Tonight September 4, Orion the Hunter well up before dawn in September
• Berthoud Run/Walk Club 5K
• Berthoud wins season soccer opener
• Berthoud Library board opposes 60, 61 and 101
• Who is behind 60, 61 and 101
• Smart Use of Fall Pesticides
• Obituary: Zachary Matthew Joseph
• Lady Spartans win again
• September 3, Find the Lagoon and Trifid Nebulae
• EarthSky Tonight—Tonight September 2, Venus sets as Jupiter rises on September evenings
• Around Town
• Lady Spartans hammer Roosevelt 10-0
• Hay bale fire at BMX track
• EarthSky Tonight—September 1, Venus, Mars, Spica meet in west after sunset early September
• Berthoud Fire Beat, August 2010
• Berthoud Community Library District Regular Board Meeting
• Larimer County “Nature Notes Club”
• Welcome to Deadwood, Colorado!
• Berthoud Police Beat, August 2010
• EarthSky Tonight—August 31, Moon and Pleiades from midnight to dawn
• Master Gardeners: garden green plus saving seeds
• Obituary: Edward J. Lempka
• High School and Middle School Sports Schedule
• EarthSky Tonight— August 30, Andromeda Galaxy visible again each evening
• Berthoud Board of Trustees, August 31 Agenda
• Historical Archaeology Class in Loveland
• Rough Fourth Quarter Costs Spartans
• EarthSky Tonight—August 29, Closest celestial trio of 2010 in late August, early September
• AUVSI Foundation Hosts Thompson School District Students at International Robotics Event
• Larimer Humane Society takes 20 rescue cats
• Scales Installation Project to Begin at Landfill
• BLM Gears Up to Help Prevent Spread of White-nose Syndrome in Bats
• Berthoud Athletic Club Abdominal Boot Camp
• EarthSky Tonight—August 28, Ophiuchus is part of the Zodiac, too
• Brian DelGrosso
• Spartans lose 9 – 11
• EarthSky Tonight—August 27, moon near Jupiter – not Mars
• Political Candidates save Herb Meeker
• Benefit poker run starts at the Derby
• Berthoud Police Beat, August 2010
• EarthSky Tonight—August 26, Jupiter and moon in east by late evening
• Tyson Recalls Deli Sandwiches Sold at Wal-Mart
• EarthSky Tonight—August 25, Orion the Hunter and Sirius the Dog Star
• EarthSky Tonight—August 24, August full moon is smallest, farthest full moon in 2010
• Master Gardeners, Butterflies and more
• Berthoud Fire Beat, August 2010
• Berthoud says “goodbye” to Jeremy Roush
• Goodbye Jeremy and Debbie
• Mayor to hand out Bike Rodeo Trophies
• Daniel Skeen home from mission
• No Berthoud Town Board meeting August 24
• EarthSky Tonight—August 23, Venus points way to fainter Mars
• Hunter Hawkins to serve 2-year Mission in Mexico
• EarthSky Tonight—August 22, Almost full moon lights up Capricornus
• Commissioner Donnelly: Berthoud Citizens meeting August 25
• Library Youth Events for September
• EarthSky Tonight—August 21, Summer Triangle high overhead on summer evenings
• Berthoud loses two more restaurants
• Larimer County Commissioners’ schedule August 23 – 27, 2010
• Larimer County Commissioners Administrative Matters
• Berthoud Dance Fall Schedule
• EarthSky Tonight—August 20, Star-hop from Big Dipper to Arcturus and Spica
• Florida church angry it can’t burn Qurans
• Understanding “Austerity”
• Photo Detective Unearths Photos of Revolutionary War Participants
• Rabies Confirmed in Skunks, Foxes, Horses and Cat
• School Board honors Breitbarth’s service to community
• Citizens report on prop 101 and amendments 60 and 61
• EarthSky Tonight—August 19, Venus’ greatest evening elongation favors southern hemispher
• Tips and Answers from Master Gardeners
• Berthoud Police Beat, August 2010
• Berthoud man charged in attack on cyclists
• EarthSky Tonight—August 18, Moon shines above Scorpion’s stinger
• September Guided Hikes and Programs in Larimer County’s Parks and Open Spaces
• EarthSky Tonight—August 17, Antares – Fire Star – near moon
• Master Gardener: Top 10 weeds
• Many choices in November general election
• School Board member Dennis Brietbarth passes away
• Yes, The U.S. is a democracy
• EarthSky Tonight—August 16, August best time to see random meteors
• Berthoud, Board agendas
• Berthoud Fire Beat, August 2010
• Several Egg Brands Recalled
• Wildfire Street Festival
• Bike safety is fun
• Turn the Tooth Fairy into a Teachable Moment
• EarthSky Tonight—August 15, Moon passes beneath Libra stars
• Berthoud Library drops some overdue fines
• Berthoud, Board agendas
• Selling a piece of the Berthoud Meteorite
• EarthSky Tonight—August 14, Look for moon, Spica, Venus
• EarthSky Tonight—August 13, Moon and Venus, more Perseid meteors, and two star clusters
• Obituary: Jeanette Marie Skendzel
• Larimer County Commissioners’ Schedule-August 16 – 20
• Larimer County Commissioners, Administrative Matters, Aug 17
• Cannabis church in Berthoud
• Berthoud Public Safety Day
• Larimer County Fair Photos Review
• Larimer County Fair 4-H Stock Sale
• Berthoud Police Beat, August 2010
• Earthsky Tonight—August 12, Moon and Venus in evening, 2010 Perseid meteors before dawn
• School Board member Dennis Brietbarth passes away
• Earthsky Tonight – August 11, How to find the radiant point for Perseid meteors
• Larimer County Fair, complete results
• Master Gardeners, ground cover and more
• Berthoud Fire Beat, August 2010
• Berthoud Public Safety Day
• Stockley is informed on water issues
• The Marriage Meltdown
• Earthsky Tonight—July 10, Look toward the center of the Milky Way galaxy
• Shields-Mondragon Wedding
• In support of Romanoff
• Obituary: Robert Eugene Anderson
• Earthsky Tonight—August 8, Look overhead to see the summer Milky Way
• A day at the Fair
• Bands of Berthoud in the park
• Going for the Gold
• Sculpture in Loveland
• Earthsky Tonight—August 7, Venus, Mars, Saturn form planetary trio in west
• Earthsky Tonight—August 6, Mercury challenging, but easiest to see around August 6
• Karen Stockley’s true water agenda
• Berthoud Trustees, August 10 agenda
• Larimer County Commissioners’ Schedule August 9 – 13, 2010
• Hepatitis at Grand Lake Restaurants
• Obituary: Marina V. Seering
• Town Administrator Hart talks water
• New teachers sit in class today
• Larimer County Commissioners, Administrative Matters August 10, 2010
• My fellow liberty loving citizens!
• Are We All Ideologues Now?
• Earthsky Tonight—August 5, Constellation Cepheus looks like a house
• Berthoud Fire Beat, July 2010
• Berthoud Police Beat, July 2010
• The Title is Sheriff – Not King
• Earthsky Tonight—August 4, Cassiopeia the Queen on summer evenings
• Earthsky Tonight—August 2, Find a globular cluster by the Scorpion’s heart
• Earthsky Tonight—August 3, Dipper points to Polaris, plus see Mizar and Alcor
• Habitat Thanks
• County Commissioners to Ask the Public about Medical Marijuana
• Bands of Berthoud, Aug 7
• New Vision Charter School Information & Enrollment Meeting
• Pre-Fair activity at The Ranch
• Delays on I-25 frontage road, Berthoud to Johnstown
• State Board of Education Approves Common Core Standards
• Forum on Berthoud Water
• Judge Evaluations Available on Internet August 3
• Take Reporting Ethics 101 over again
• Colorado Cantaloupe Ripe with Culinary Possibilities
• Berthoud Trustees, no meeting August 3
• “When They Dropped the Bomb”
• Can you afford a new car?
• Budget 101 with Sheriff Alderden
• Horses helping kids
• Solar power looks bright in Berthoud
• Larimer County Commissioners’ Schedule, August 2 – 6, 2010
• Earthsky Tonight—August 1, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn after sunset
• Earthsky Tonight—July 31, Orion the Hunter: ghost of the summer dawn
• NCWCD stops distributing, printing “Save The Poudre” bumper sticker
• Larimer County Commissioners, Administrative Matters, Aug 3
• Earthsky Tonight—July 30, Mars and Saturn closest for 2010
• Wildfire mural’s bold colors stand out
• “Save the Poudre” responds to Club 20 support
• Carl Bruning is the best candidate
• Obituary: Richard Vives
• Berthoud Police Beat, July 2010
• Larimer Master Gardeners on deadheading and grasshoppers
• Earthsky Tonight—July 29, Summer Triangle and the smallest constellations
• First West Nile virus-infected mosquitoes of 2010 confirmed in Larimer County
• Hermit Park Open Space to Host Boy Scouts 100-Year Celebration Fall Camporee
• Berthoud Library youth events
• Statement by Colorado Republican Chairman on Tom Tancredo’s minor party candidacy for governor
• Listen to the Military Leadership on the START Treaty
• Missing the Point
• Earthsky Tonight—July 28, Moonlight wipes out Delta Aquarid meteor shower
• Election a turning point in Law Enforcement
• LTO 24-Inch telescope installation
• Berthoud Fire Beat, July 2010
• Earthsky Tonight—July 27, Saturn, Mars, Venus – close pairing of Regulus and Mercury
• Annual Contest Searching for Agriculture Photographs
• Update on Berthoud Suicide
• Berthoud Board of Trustees: July 27 agenda
• Water Plagiarism Expands
• Earthsky Tonight—July 26, The ‘forgotten’ zodiacal constellation
• Obituary: William “Bill” Schreiner
• Obituary: E. Eugene Bashor
• Larimer County Commissioners Schedule, week of July 26
• Earthsky Tonight—July 24,Why the hottest weather is not on the longest day
• Earthsky Tonight—July 25, Full moon falls on July 25 in the Americas
• Larimer Commissioners Administrative Matters July 27
• BHS Football selling peaches
• Earthsky Tonight—July 23, Jupiter appears to stop, then change direction
• Berthoud Police investigate apparent suicide
• Berthoud Water looking good
• Forum on Berthoud Water
• Grand Prize of $5,000 Added for Top Pie in 2010
• Help Berthoud history come alive by volunteering
• The Sheriff talks Budget
• Rocky Mountain Football Schedule
• Berthoud Police Beat, July 2010
• Town Administrator responds to water quality questions
• Earthsky Tonight—July 22, Shaula and Lesath near the moon
• Berthoud Fire Beat, July 2010
• Vote for Justin Smith for Larimer County Sheriff!
• Earthsky Tonight—July 21,Moon and Antares even closer today
• Berthoud Habitat dedicates third home
• Sheriff’s job is local issues
• Board Of Trustees, July 20, No Meeting
• Justin Smith only realistic choice
• Berthoud youths among 250 persons re-creating pioneer trail trek
• Josh Schumacher advances to state finals
• Earthsky Tonight—July 20, Moon and Antares cross the sky together
• One Big Circle of Volunteers
• Holidays In Berthoud

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