Windsor, CO News

• Windsor, CO News
• Decoration regulations at Lakeview Cemetery
• Weather for Saturday
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• Grace River Church car show and food drive in Severance June 10
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• Journey Church's Kids Movie night for elementary-aged kids Friday
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• Grown-up gamers can compete with other adults at library Thursday
• 3 advisory boards have openings in Windsor
• New committee being formed for recreation center expansion
• Youth football clinic registration due June 1
• Battle of the band set for June 23
• Bungalow Ice Cream and Coffee House sold to Windsor woman; Pacific Tans to close permanently on Friday
• CDOT's $4.9 million resurfacing project on Colo. 392 under way in Windsor
• 239 Windsor High School students, including 21 valedictorians, slated to graduate at 12:30 p.m. today at Budweiser Events Center in Loveland
• STATE BASEBALL: Windsor's state playoff game vs. Canon City moved to Monday in Denver due to Saturday rain
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• Mayor to speak at Memorial Day ceremony
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• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
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• STATE BASEBALL: Wizards open 4A state tournament with 10-1 loss to No. 1 Air Academy; play elimination game at 11 a.m. today
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• Smoke on the wind: Weld health department warns against outdoor activity
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• Family legacy writing workshop at the library May 25
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• Windsor graduate Greg Myers 'awestruck and humbled' to be named to 2012 College Football Hall of Fame
• Windsor High School graduate Greg Myers named to College Football Hall of Fame
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• Loveland dealer leases vacant Iron Mountain building
• Library to host open mic night May 22
• Flags to be at half-staff for Peace Officers Memorial Day Tuesday
• Deadly horse disease re-emerges in Colorado; Weld officials remain confident
• UPDATE: Crews fight growing wildfire in Poudre Canyon
• Windsor's Pro-Teins robotics squad meet in St. Louis
• Windsor-Severance Library going to paperless notifications
• Story time in Severance on Tuesdays
• Tree ceremony Tuesday for retired town board members
• Chamber and town hosting 'Meet Your Leaders Night' Tuesday
• Unemployment support group to meet in Windsor on Tuesday
• Exhibit dedicated to kids; spaces opens today at recreation center
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• COE PROFILE: Logan Anderson
• Wing Shack restaurant to fly into Windsor with mid-June opening
• Construction at Colo. 392 and I-25 intersection to begin Monday
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• CHANCE OF A LIFETIME: With her students' help, Windsor teacher finishes Boston Marathon less than four months after giving birth
• Windsor Middle School Life Skills class knows how to serve it up
• BethStudio in Windsor asks for help for a family in need through a guitar raffle
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• Abbott, Fagler and Young elected to Windsor Severance Fire Rescue board of directors
• Windsor slugger DJ Knott inks letter of intent with Adams State
• Saturday's weather
• Occupiers protest fracking near Ranchers Exploration Partners in Greeley
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• Windsor Town Board expresses unofficial support for moratorium on hydrant water use for oil and gas hydraulic fracturing
• Abbott, Fagler and Young elected to Windsor Severance Fire Rescue board of directors
• Windsor Post Office letter carriers collecting for annual food drive Saturday
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• UPDATE: Romney attacks Obama energy and jobs policies during Fort Lupton visit
• Windsor Severance Fire Rescue hosting 10th annual open house June 9
• Coffee and conversation with the mayor at House of Windsor Saturday
• Community input welcome at library's strategic planning committee meeting
• Chamber and town of Windsor hosting annual meet the leaders night May 15
• Poudre River Trail-Athon set for May 12
• Dog safety class for kids at the library Saturday
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• Early morning house fire at Shiloh Estates causes $40,000 damage; no one injured
• 'Can my tree be saved' informational class set for May 16 in Windsor
• Winning names from neighborhood park voting to be taken to town board
• World Trade Center memorial stopping in Windsor for the month of May
• Windsor police collect 125 pounds of unused or expired drugs at National Drug Take Back Day
• Annual bicycle rodeo at Windsor Middle School parking lot Saturday
• Monday's weather
• Registration under way for Bible school at Faith United Church of Christ
• Windsor oil drilling rig taken down and activity stopped after site deemed unstable
• Annual Windsor Middle School carnival another success
• Discussions about expanding community center begin
• Good For You: Denver Broncos crush softball tournament benefit
• Windsor first-quarter sales tax revenue sets record
• Windsor Community Playhouse's production holding 2 p.m. matinee today
• Windsor High School's Wizardry sing at Pepsi Center in Denver before Nuggets game
• Sunday's weather
• Skyview Elementary School students experience sky-high learning with weather balloon launch
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• Unknown if Windsor drill site in violation, commission reports
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• Get it while it's hot - The snow is melting, pumping up the Poudre early this season. But it may not last forever.
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• Colorado children's author to visit Windsor-Severance Library May 8
• Arts & Heritage: New exhibit explores kids and their spaces
• About Town: Role of Windsor's public works in emergency operations
• My Own Words: New town board candidates introduce themselves
• Colorado regulators halt drilling at old landfill
• Tuesday's weather
• Windsor 6th Man Club Golf Classic registration deadline extended
• Mail-in election ballots for Windsor Severance Fire Rescue board of directors due by May 8
• COE PROFILE: Emily Ownby
• FIRE CALLS: WINDSOR SEVERANCE FIRE RESCUE
• Windsor mother of six children fights for her life with dignity
• Windsor sixth-grader says his mother battling cancer is his motivation
• Informational meeting Monday for new Windsor High School volleyball players and their parents
• Windsor Town Board approves controversial land-use application
• Windsor Middle School students debate about fracking and its environmental concerns
• Windsor High School principal Jeanne Findley announces retirement
• Windsor grad hits it big at Metro State
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• Good For You: Young artist places 3rd
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• Windsor High School principal Jeanne Findley announces retirement
• Windsor's Logan Holmgren to take ride of his life to pick up Broncos CB Cassius Vaughn before Saturday's cancer benefit softball tournament
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• Ag businesses drawn to Weld County by presence of Leprino
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• Tickets on sale for Ehrlich on 35th's Down & Derby Party May 5 at the Island of Water Valley in Windsor
• Good For You: Windsor volleyball player follows in great-great-grandfather's path
• Broncos cornerback Cassius Vaughn to highlight benefit softball tournament Saturday at Diamond Valley
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• Sunday's weather
• Tozer Primary School perfect attendance list
• Windsor High School's National Honor Society steps up big with annual blood drive
• COE PROFILES: Nikki Sherrill and Lorena Valencia
• Theo's Pizza in downtown Windsor adds seating for 42 customers and gyros to its menu
• Windsor Police Department participating in National Drug Take Back Day on Saturday
• FIRE CALLS: WINDSOR SEVERANCE FIRE RESCUE
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• Third Windsor Cash Mob at Spokes and Alba Coffee on Saturday
• Windsor Garden Club to meet April 24
• Wednesday's weather
• Northern Colorado home and garden show in Loveland kicks off April 27
• UPDATE: NCMC and Banner to take over Weld ambulance service
• PVHS officials break ground on new emergency center in west Greeley
• Town museum at Boardwalk Park to open Friday
• Broncos-themed softball tournament April 28 to benefit American Cancer Society
• Tuesday's weather
• Next coffee with the mayor Saturday at Starbucks
• Sprink book sale kicks off Friday
• Neighborhood parks name voting now open online
• Windsor Charter Academy holding several fundraisers to help support the Shedd family
• Monday's weather
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire RESCUE
• Windsor 4 year olds may recieve free book from state
• Windsor Middle School holding Family Carnival Night Friday night
• Windsor Town Board approves contract with Waste Management for recycling
• Workforce housing gets official and reduced approval
• Good For You: Optimist Club egg hunt a success
• Windsor business Snaptron, Inc., helps support Windsor Robotics Team
• Windsor pitcher Tanner Wiemers signs to play baseball for Adams State
• Windsor High School students earning school credit and a paycheck through COE program
• Sunday's weather
• Windsor volleyball star Jaime Colaizzi signs with CSU; coach calls her best defensive player she's had in 25 years
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• Sun and storms in store
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• Windsor High School two-time state champion wrestling team to be recognized on Colorado State Senate floor Tuesday morning
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
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• Monday's weather
• Vets Animal Hospital in Windsor participating in 9PetCheck April 14-15
• Vasquez ready to serve Windsor for 4 more years
• Sunday's weather
• From football hero to doctor, Greg Myers stays as grounded and humble as ever
• Three-percent lodging tax falls again, but this time by just 15 votes
• Windsor DDA ready to do some work now that ballot questions passed
• Good For You: Outstanding Windsor teacher recognized
• Low-income housing project likely to go forward despite data entry error
• Three Tozer Primary School students going to Washington, D.C., as a result of their poetry writing
• Windsor High School robotics team places sixth out of 32 teams in first competition
• Saturday's weather
• Windsor High School softball star Tayler Hall signs with Otero Junior College
• Windsor Optimist Club's annual Easter egg hunt at Windsor Main Park 10 a.m. Saturday
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• About Town: Parks, recreation and culture year around in Winsdor
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• Arts & Heritage: A look back at Windsor's mayors
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• Faith United Church of Christ youth holding krautburger dinner April 14
• Understanding fracking seminar Wednesday at the Library
• Windsor Charter Academy students take part in UNC History Day
• Ask Town Hall: Signs abound in Windsor
• In My Own Words: Cast an informed vote, it's your right
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire RESCUE
• Windsor High School AP biology students help Tozer Primary second-graders dissect cow eyes
• Good For You: 'Go-to librarian' ready for adventures in retirement
• Six candidates running for three spots on Windsor Severance Fire Rescue board of directors
• Saving on the electric bill and helping the environment are big for Manweiler Hardware
• Windsor Middle School attendance rate after third quarter is 96.5 percent
• Town board keeps road impact fees in same place
• 2 summer festivals receive partial funding and sponsorship from town
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• History of Windsor Told in New Book
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• Ehrlich dealerships acquires Longmont Kia
• Journey Church holding kids movie night Friday
• Fundraiser barbecue April 14 for Severance fifth-grader raising money for Australia ambassador trip
• Dog bite prevention program available for free in Windsor and Greeley
• Windsor State Bank receives award from United Way of Weld County
• Weld County ranks 6th highest in state for DUI offenses
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Windsor's Jacob Moses accepts appointment to U.S. Naval Academy when he'll also compete in Division I gymnastics
• Ice cream fundraiser for Caitlin Montgomery in Windsor on Saturday
• Windsor Chamber of Commerce asking businesses to participate in annual Easter Egg hunt promotion April 7
• Windsor Town Board looks at the future of bicycle routes in town
• Parks director presents town board with potential future fee increases
• Downtown Development Authority ballot questions only for those residing in DDA boundaries
• Windsor Charter Academy first-graders relive the American Revolution
• Windsor Charter Academy seventh-grader shines in National Geographic Society spelling bee competition
• Mountain View Elementary School perfect attendance list for third quarter
• Good For You: Success defines Oratorical Contest
• Saturday's weather
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• Windsor Severance Fire Rescue crew uses "Jaws of Life" to remove Fort Collins man from pickup truck in rollover accident on Colo. 392
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• Town board candiate profiles
• Traditional March snows are MIA; Snowpack falling further behind
• Logo contest for Windsor Ministerial Association ends April 10
• Windsor Mayor John Vzquez to meet with public at Pelican Lakes banquet room Friday
• Tuesday's weather
• Windsor 6th Man Club Golf Classic May 12 at Pelican Lakes
• Monday's weather
• Police call off high-speed chase through northern Colorado
• Windsor fire causes $10,000 in damage
• Town of Windsor seeking suggetions for neighborhood park names
• Exhibit to feature Loveland artist
• Windsor Middle School fifth-grade parent orientation April 10 and 19
• Windsor Ministerial Association looking for readers for Sunrise Service on Easter Sunday
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance FIRE RESCUE
• Windsor taking a proactive approach in youth sports-related concussions
• Four ballot questions for Windsor voters to consider
• Good For You: Grandview Elementary celebrates breakfast with parents
• Windsor Severance Fire Board candidate forum Wednesday at Community Recreation Center
• Windsor Cash Mob to be held at Manweiler's on Saturday
• Windsor's Jacob Moses accepts appointment to U.S. Naval Academy when he'll also compete in Division I gymnastics
• Windsor students inducted into National Honor Society; Manuel Reyes honored by fellow students
• Windsor Middle School holding fundraiser for teacher's daughter on Wednesday
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• Weld land auctioned for oil, gas exploration rakes in $5 million
• Championship celebration sponsored by Windsor church set for Saturday
• Tuesday's weather
• Aims seeking nominations for Fellow Awards
• How to download e-books classes offered at the Windsor-Severance library
• Monday's weather
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Differing sides argue on whether 3 percent lodging tax is good for Windsor
• Windsor High School Knowledge Bowl team wins second regional title in school history
• Economic issues, chickens front an center for mayoral candidate debate
• Good For You: Skyview, CSU student partner up to save their "brains"
• Windsor's brush recycling site has new entrance and regulations
• Q & A session with Windsor mayoral candidates Vzquez and O'Neill
• Windsor municipal election forum from 6-9 p.m. Wednesday
• Differing sides argue on whether 3 percent lodging tax is good for Windsor
• WHS SPRING SPORTS PREVIEWS: Girls tennis, girls golf, track and field and boys swimming ready for the season to start
• Windsor High School Knowledge Bowl team wins second regional title in school history
• Guaranty Bank and Trust in Windsor closing June 1
• Saturday's weather
• Colo. 392 at Interstate 25 closed Monday for concrete pouring operations; additional closures scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday nights
• Friday's weather
• Northern Colorado hospitals report strong profits
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• Wildfire closes Highway 257 near Milliken, red flag warning issued for Weld
• Windsor Knights of Columbus holding fish fry Friday and March 16
• U.S. Rep. Cory Gardner to read to young patients at Medical Arts Centre of Windsor on March 15
• Tuesday's weather
• Windsor 9-12 group hosts Colorado Senate candidates and community members discussing lodging tax
• Weld County commissioners offer support for Windsor grant
• Dina Cooper withdraws her name as District 3 candidate for Town Board
• Robotic Rock Stars ready to rock the Worlds in St. Louis
• East African children's choir performing Wednesday in Severance
• Windsor 9-12 group hosting mayoral candidate forum Thursday
• Windsor High School students step up to volunteer and help put carbon monoxide detectors into Windsor-Severance homes
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire RESCUE
• Saturday's weather
• Windsor mayoral candidate Matthew O'Neill, Windsor Mayor John Vzquez holding meet-and-greet sessions with residents
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• Windsor grad Greg Myers named on College Football Hall of Fame ballot
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• Hundreds of Weld, Larimer kids compete in regional science fair
• WHS Booster Club looking for sponsors and silent auction items for Hall of Fame banquet April 3
• Registration under way for Windsor Tennis Association League summer and spring seasons
• Windsor High School makes a difference during National FCCLA Week
• Tuesday's weather
• Free tax preparation service available at library through April 9
• Tickets available for WHS Booster Club's All-Sport fundraiser April 6
• Windsor's Arby's partners with UNC students for fundraising effort
• Registration deadline for municipal election is March 5
• Auditions for Windsor Community Playhouse's "Cemetery Club" Tuesday and Wednesday
• Windsor Clothes Closet to shut down Tuesday after 12 years of operation
• Good For You: Windsor 8-year-old finds ways to donate to American Cancer Society
• "The Giver" is a change to the dramatic side of acting for Windsor High School students
• Remodel at King Soopers in Windsor to include a cheese and sushi destination
• Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church participating in "Light is On for You" campaign Wednesday
• Windsor 9-12 group to host mayoral candidate forum March 8
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• Kids and parents exercise together during Mountain View Family Fitness Night
• First-ever Windsor cash mob is 3:30 p.m. Saturday
• Windsor High School boys and girls basketball teams tip off at state tournament in Colorado Springs today
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• High wind warning issued for northern Colorado tonight, Wednesday; U.S. 287 north of Fort Collins reopens
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• Volunteers to go out Saturday making sure homeowners have carbon monoxide detectors
• Relay For Life of Windsor Kickoff on Feb. 27 at Austin's Homestead in Windsor
• Family Fitness Night at Mountain View Elementary School on Friday night
• Clearview Mobile Library will be stocked with movies Friday night
• Game night at Windsor-Severance Library set for Thursday
• School district parent math courses Feb. 27 and March 12 at Skyview Elementary School
• Windsor FFA Chapter holding Hired Hand Auction, barbecue pork supper and silent auction Feb. 29
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Voting yes on 2A is the right thing for Windsor
• Colo. 392 to get repaving from I-25 into west Windsor
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire RESCUE
• Windsor Children's Community Choir meets every Tuesdays
• Windsor Community Playhouse holding auditions for "Cemetery Club"
• Windsor senior Tyler Croteau nominated by Sen. Udall for possible appointment to U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
• Windsor-Severance Library to host Oscar pre-party Tuesday night.
• Sunday's weather
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• Windsor couple's Motorcycle Armor business nationally recognized
• The Bratwurst Boys concoct delicious Mashed Meaty Marvel in catering class
• Saturday's weather
• Windsor town hall closed Monday for President's Day
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• Windsor High School Booster Club and athletic department announce inaugural Hall of Fame class
• Tuesday's weather
• Stepping Stones of Windsor holding soup luncheon at Catholic church on Feb. 19
• Volunteers needed for annual Windsor Middle School Family Carnival Night
• Solar Print program offered at Windsor's Arts & Heritage Center
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Windsor grad's Doritos commercial fails to make Super Bowl cut
• Chamber of Commerce announces new Windsor Bucks Program
• Windsor seeking applicants for Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
• Knowledge Bound is a place where parents, kids and teachers love to shop
• New Re-4 school district logo incorporates rural history but adds contemporary style
• Candidates are in for Windsor Town Board election
• Tiara Starr English-Cunningham perfect woman to represent Windsor in Mrs. Colorado Pageant
• Sunday's weather
• Bessie Minor Charitable Fund targets literacy efforts in Windsor
• Highways are icy, snowpacked after light snowstorm
• Office of Economic Development and International Trade starts regional tour Tuesday
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• The Blend coffee shop in Windsor holding Valentine coffee tasting event Thursday morning
• Windsor residents invited to give input about new parks
• Windsor Community Playhouse's annual murder mystery dinner theater starts Friday and Saturday
• House of Windsor General Store & 5th Street Malt Shop holding grand re-opening with variety of specials Saturday and Sunday
• ENGAGEMENT: Stoffer-Goff
• OBITUARY: Wanda C. Buckley
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Ohio State recruit Joey O'Connor brings the total package in game of life
• Free tax preparation service available at the Windsor-Severance Library
• Good For You: Windsor resident honored at 2012 Colorado Corn banquet
• Bishop-Cotner, Rose throw hats in the ring for Windsor Town Board election
• Athena Salon, Spa & Wellness in Windsor makes sure clients and guests receive the safest treatment and products
• Jerry and Diane Breed selling Cappuccino Corner to spend more time with Turning Leaf Gallery
• Organizational meeting for Windsor Children's Chorale on Tuesday
• Windsor Severance Fire Rescue recruitment for volunteer firefighters under way
• Windsor Charter Academy 2012 science fair winners to represent school at Regional Science Fair at UNC
• Payton Frantz recognized as eighth-grade student of the month by Windsor Optimist Club
• Saturday's weather
• PERFECT ATTENDANCE: Range View Elementary School
• Windsor standouts Schmidt and Miller ink letters-of-intent to play football in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference
• Schools closed today in Windsor-Severance Re-4 School District due to winter weather conditions
• All highways remain open in northern Colorado; three rollovers reported so far
• Little snowfall in Greeley, but high winds keeping Weld County closed
• Little snowfall in Greeley, but high winds keeping Weld County closed
• Friday's weather
• Winter storm warning issued for Greeley, Weld and Front Range
• Thursday's weather
• IT'S OFFICIAL: Windsor star lineman Joey O'Connor signs with Ohio State University
• Windsor girls play big on defense to improve to 14-3 with 41-19 win over Sterling
• Wizards fall 56-50 to defending champ Sterling for second time this season
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• Fort Collins-based Poudre Valley completes agreement with CU Hospital system
• Buck uses DA's office resources to announce his re-election, denies ethical violation
• My Own Words: Voting is showing you care
• Monday's weather
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Windsor General Store & 5th Street Malt Shop turns into something for everyone
• Windsor town board member Matthew O'Neill to run against mayor John Vzquez; Myles Baker to run for town board in District 1
• The Gathering sponsoring 13-week financial classes
• Journey Church in Windsor showing movie Friday night to launch study series for men
• Good For You: Eagles skate in to give kids a fun day
• Parents learn from their kids at Skyview Elementary School's Title 1 Math Family Night
• About Town: Investigating credit card fraud
• Arts & Heritage: Dust Bowl exhibit featured in Windsor
• Sunday's weather
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• HANGING OUT WITH THE PREZ: The Turner Family of Windsor meets President Barack Obama
• Closures Monday through Thursday at Colo. 392 and Interstate 25 interchange for bridge work
• Friday's weather
• Windsor town board member Matthew O'Neill to run against mayor John Vzquez; Myles Baker to run for town board in District 1
• Thursday's weather
• Poudre Valley Health System criticizes plans for new Banner ER in west Greeley
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• MANUEL'S MEMORIAL SERVICE: Friend remembers Luis Manuel Reyes Mon as fitting the description of an angel
• Hundreds mourn Dacono teen killed in car crash
• Film series, discussions to highlight Dust Bowl era at the Windsor-Severance Library
• Windsor High's graduate rate sees overall improvement
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• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
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• Good For You: Windsor grad could be seen during Super Bowl
• Grandview Elementary's Cans Around The School project revs up this week
• REMEMBERING A FRIEND: Memorial service Monday for Windsor High School student who died in car crash
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• Windsor Mayor John Vzquez says his job isn't finished yet as he seeks another four years
• Saturday's weather
• Memorial service for Luis Manuel Reyes Mon at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Resurrection Fellowship in Loveland
• Greeley call center is creating 500 jobs, with 500 more coming
• Friday's weather
• OBITUARY: Luis Manuel Reyes Mon
• The Broe Group annnounces that Halliburton to invest in sand terminal on 54 acres at Great Western Industrial Park in Windsor
• New Halliburton facility to bring 500 jobs to Windsor industrial park
• Thursday's weather
• REMEMBERING A FRIEND: Students hold vigil for Windsor High School junior who died in car accident
• High winds expected today, Thursday in northern mountains, western Weld
• Next meeting for U.S. 34 Access Control Plan is Jan. 25
• Wednesday's weather
• HE'S A BUCKEYE! Windsor lineman Joey O'Connor chooses to play football for Ohio State University
• Tuesday's weather
• Banner Health and Poudre Valley ranked in top 15 health systems nationally
• THE AMAZING RACE - Windsor resident Wendy Thomas' long journey from housewife to Olympic trials qualifier ends with an impressive 12th-place finish at Saturday's marathon
• Zentangle class at the library set for Tuesday
• Windsor seeking application to serve on tree board
• U.S. corn-seed shortage not affecting Weld farmers, thanks to local ag diversity, experts say
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Windsor sophomore brings healthy eating with new salad bar to high school cafeteria
• Town of Windsor's website adds help feature
• Owners want Sala Thai Restaurant of Windsor to be a place where diners can enjoy healthy, fresh food
• Windsor senior cheerleader Aspen Ruane awarded prestigious spirit leader scholarship
• Good For You: Windsor wrestling program continues to impress
• Candidate packets for mayor, board members available now
• Regional wellness roundtable for parents in Windsor Jan. 25
• Auditions for Windsor Community Playhouse production Jan. 24-25
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• Rummage sale at Catholic church in Windsor on Friday and Saturday
• Vestas announces job cuts but Colorado may be spared, for now
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• OBITUARY: Ronald William Scott
• Zentangle class offered at the library Jan. 14
• Tuesday's weather
• New Website Affects On-Line Registration on January 12, 2012
• New Website Affects On-Line Registration on January 12, 2012
• Time's running out to show off your newborn in The Tribune's Babies of 2011 section
• Dog training class geared towards children offered at Windsor Recreation Center
• Re-4 school district conducting free developmental screenings for young children
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• The Broe Group purchases 320 acres, buildings at Kodak's Windsor site
• Candidate packets for mayor, board member positions available Wednesday
• School lunches for Jan. 9
• Friday the 13th movie night at the Windsor-Severance Library
• Windsor Community Choir looking for new members with tryouts Tuesday
• School district's kindergarten registration around the corner
• DYNAMIC DIRECTOR: New Windsor-Severance Library director Ann Kling loves what she sees so far
• Windsor Charter Academy student shares knowledge of The Red Baron at vintage museum
• Saturday's weather
• STUFT burger restaurant to move into Main Street Grill in Windsor
• Windsor's Joey O'Connor's All-America Black team loses 49-16, but he saw plenty of action on ESPN
• Municipal Elections
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• Kindergarten round-up registration for 2012-13 school year just around the corner
• CDOT to close one lane of I-25 tonight near Windsor
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• Conway will seek re-election as Weld County Commissioner
• Sunny skies, balmy temperatures on Monday
• Windsor star offensive tackle Joey O'Connor will be all over ESPN this week
• Windsor Now's top sports stories for 2011
• SIMPLY THE BEST: Chimney Park Restaurant & Bar named one of the 100 best overall in the United States
• GFY: adsf asg asg sa sadg asgd
• Auditions for Windsor Community Playhouse play Wednesday and Thursday
• Clearview Library District wants patrons to choose the next Caldecott, Newbery, and Printz medal winners
• Windsor-Severance Library calendar of events
• Windsor-Severance Library offering classes on downloading e-books
• Fast Track replaced with the Lucky Day collection at Windsor-Severance Library
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire REscue
• Law&Order
• Sunday's weather
• YEAR OF EMOTIONS: Windsor Now's top news stories for 2011 filled with happiness, sadness and growth
• Saturday's weather
• National Weather Service: More high winds expected
• Friday's weather
• Kids movie night at Journey Church in Windsor on Friday
• Thursday's weather
• Windsor distance swimmer Sara Romme making sure her final year is a success
• Construction and traffic delays at Interstate 25/Colo. 392 interchange improvement project hurting most businesses in area
• BOYS ONLY: Boys Book Club at Mountain View Elementary School makes reading a blast
• Recycle Christmas Trees!
• Windsor star offensive tackle Joey O'Connor weighing his options; Ohio State visit Jan. 13
• Wednesday's weather
• Make your New Year's resolutions count this year
• Tuesday's weather
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Sunday's weather
• Expert predicts future commodity prices despite Mother Nature's notorious unpredictability
• Financial Sense: 10 ideas for a New Year's resolution worth keeping
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• Winter weather warning issued for northern Colorado; 3-6 inches of snow expected
• Next coffee with the mayor set for Saturday morning
• Wednesday's weather
• Northern Colorado Beekeepers Association to offer beekeeper course in Windsor
• Winter storm watch issued for Weld on Wednesday-Thursday
• Tuesday's weather
• A special bundle for Christmas: Delaney's parents discover they are pregnant nine months after their first dies of brain cancer
• Banner Health to participate with the Medicare Pioneer Accountable Care Organization
• Library district hiring technical services assistant
• Good For You: Windsor/Severance team headed to Super Bowl of the LEGO world
• Great Western Industrial Park finally gets a sign at entrance
• Windsor museum curator and school district hooking up with history lessons
• Sunday's weather
• Share your holiday memories with Tribune readers
• Town of Windsor Museum still accepting photos for contest
• Third graders letters to Santa
• Aims to host informational meeting about enrolling in college
• Weather for Saturday
• Manufacturing plant to open in 2012 in Johnstown, employ 249
• Friday's weather
• Santa Claus will be at Relay For Life breakfast fundraiser in Windsor Saturday
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• Weld welcomes state's new fracking disclosure rule
• Tuesday's weather
• Windsor Charter Academy middle school students putting on Dr. Seuss musical Friday and Saturday
• Law & Order: Fraud on Craigslist, a roaming couch and a BB gun incident
• Food for fines program offered at the library
• GOOD FOR YOU: Supper with Sant a big hit for kids
• Three with numerous felony warrants arrested in Windsor
• Local FIRST LEGO League Robotics teams compete at state
• Ehrlich's Toyota throws pizza party for Windsor Middle School sixth-graders with perfect attendance
• Changing face, Same place
• Changing face, Same place
• Sunday's weather
• New $1.5 million Windsor Severance Fire Rescue Fire Station 3 up and running
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
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• Four arrested on multiple charges at AmericInn Lodge & Suites
• The Gathering of Windsor hosting family event for holiday season on Saturday
• Tech Cafe at Windsor-Severance Library set for Dec. 15
• Wednesday's weather
• Pearl Harbor attack remembered at 70th anniversary
• Tuesday's weather
• Cuts to first-class mail to slow delivery in 2012
• Open house to meet new library director set for Thursday
• Monday's weather
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Deadline is Friday to drop off presents for Santa's Toy Shop
• The Windsors love this time of the year; plenty of Christmas trees available in Windsor this holiday season
• Windsor High School annual Christmas concert at 7 p.m. Wednesday
• Consensus is to start school as late as possible when talking about Re-4 school calendar for 2012-13
• Windsor authors holding book signing from 1-3 p.m. today at Mary's Mountain Cookie at Centerra
• Sunday's weather
• GFY: Windsor middle schoolers win LEGO award
• Windsor Town Board approves chicken ordinance, 2012 budget
• Class 3A football state title game: Windsor takes 7-0 halftime lead with one big pass
• Most roads now wet, slushy in northeastern Colorado
• Empty Stocking: 36-year-old gains independence with Connections for Independent Living
• Saturday's weather
• Lunches for the week of Dec. 5
• Path of the Month: Lake hoop hike in Rocky Mountain National Park a bigger challenge in the winter
• Friday's weather
• Storm moves in overnight; highways are wet, with blowing snow, according to CDOT
• Spinouts, shovels and snow: Storm makes for a slow morning commute
• Have you voted today in Tribune's 'Click! Weld County' photo contest?
• Thursday's weather
• Donor drive to help Windsor's Debbie Raisley's fight against cancer slated from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday at Pampered Pelican Boutique
• Town Completes Brush Pickup
• Wednesday's weather
• Santa Claus appearing at inaugural Windsor Wonderland on Saturday
• Tuesday's weather
• Town seeking Advisory Board Applicants
• Windsor Community Chorale presenting 'Music for the Season' at 7 p.m. Friday at Faith United Church of Christ
• Windsor Middle School sixth-grader has a Winning Attitude
• DINING IN, DINING OUT: Pelican Jo's Pizzeria has all the right ingredients for success
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Stepping Stones of Windsor thanks community for successful soup lunch
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Windsor Kiwanis Club Holiday Home Tour slated for Dec. 4
• Town of Windsor Museum now accepting photos for contest
• Sunday's weather
• GFY: Windsor churches help out Tozer Primary families on Thanksgiving
• CHILLIN' WITH LADY LIBERTY: Tozer Primary second-graders interact with Statue of Liberty for immigration unit
• Windsor wins state football seminfinal game 19-0; Greeley's Dayspring also wins state 8-man title
• Saturday's weather
• Friday's weather
• Town offices closed until Monday due to holiday; Windsor Community Recreation Center closed for Thanksgiving, but opens again Friday
• Windsor's state title football team from 30 years ago to be recognized at halftime of Windsor-Frederick state semifinal game Saturday
• Thursday's weather
• Wednesday's weather
• Windsor Kiwanis Club hosting annual Holiday Home Tour on Dec. 4
• Tuesday's weather
• Happy birthday! Weld marks 150 years as Colorado county
• Broken branches may alter tree care this winter
• Holiday Closures for Town Offices
• Quilt with Clay class offered at the Windsor Recreation Center
• Fourth annual Thanksgiving eve service set for Wednesday
• Windsor FFA Chapter farm business management team turns out impressive showing at national FFA convention
• Law&Order
• Guest opinion: Think before you drink and drive
• Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Chicken Fight: Windsor Town Board holds off decision on chicken ordinance
• Guided cell phone tours now available through historic Windsor
• Windsor one step closer to underground installation of fiber optic lines
• Range View Elementary School perfect attendance list
• Final day of Christmas in Windsor starts at 10 a.m. today at Windsor Community Recreation Center
• GIVING THANKS: Bradley feeds almost 1,000 people during seventh annual Thanksgiving community feast
• Windsor Middle School band and choir perform at Water Valley's Veterans Day ceremony
• GOOD FOR YOU: Windsor-Severance Scouts come up big for food pantry
• UPDATE: I-25 reopens after closures from Fort Collins to Wyoming because of accidents
• Saturday's weather
• Windsor star diver Mikhaila Eckhardt goes big time by signing with UMass
• Friday's weather
• A bouquet of blasters: Hunters on public land looking for a little elbow room
• Thursday's weather
• Wednesday's weather
• Wednesday's weather
• Tuesday's weather
• Material request forms available through the library website
• Windsor High School puts on quite a show to honor veterans
• Third annual Severance Middle School Hawk Fest a success
• Windsor Severance Fire Rescue calls
• Next coffee with the mayor set for Monday morning
• Eagles players a big hit at assembly
• STATE FOOTBALL: Windsor Wizards run all over Holy Family 41-14 to advance to 3A state quarterfinals
• Windsor High School students ready to cut footloose in musical
• Windsor High School students ready to cut footloose in musical
• STATE FOOTBALL: Windsor Wizards run all over Holy Family 41-14 to advance to 3A state quarterfinals
• Saturday's weather
• Town crews to stop picking up tree limbs Monday
• First-round playoff football game in Windsor at 1 p.m. Saturday
• Loud booming sounds and shaking in Windsor on Thursday night caused by fireworks show in Centerra
• Friday's weather
• Windsor star lineman O'Connor and his family keeping mum on Penn State scandal
• Thursday's weather
• Tuesday's weather
• Heier-Carroll engagement
• Denver selected to host presidential debate in October 2012
• Can Kodak rescue itself via a patent bonanza?
• SACK MASTER: Windsor defensive end Jake Niess loves to sack the quarterback
• GOOD FOR YOU: WSFR firefighters and staff trade in blue for pink
• Colorado Army National Guard holds groundbreaking ceremony for $9.8 million Windsor Readiness Center
• Gene Morey honored by town and school district for 35 years of being the father of Windsor's forestry program
• Tree damage significant from snowstorm as town cleans up from wet, heavy snow
• Helzer-Hanon wedding
• Back to the 1980s for Windsor Middle School
• Diabetes self management class offered at the library on Wednesday
• Tribute: Derek Christian Cox
• Roadway damage on Colo. 392 between 16th and 17th streets to undergo repair work Monday through Thursday
• SIMPLY THE BEST: "Pride of Windsor" Marching Band state champions once again
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Windsor CROP Walk set for Sunday
• Saturday's weather
• Saturday's weather
• Police: Man shot by officers in child porn sting was Johnstown resident
• No one used emergency shelter at Windsor Community Recreation Center on Wednesday and Thursday nights; cleanup continues throughout town streets
• Classes cancelled at WHS Pool due to broken pump 10/29 - 10/31
• Hwy 392 Repairs Near 17th Street Scheduled
• All schools open today in Windsor-Severance Re-4 School District
• Friday's weather
• Colorado Army National Guard holds groundbreaking ceremony on $9.8 million Windsor Readiness Center
• Windsor Community Recreation Center will serve as shelter again tonight for residents without power
• Windsor Business Halloween Trick or Treating Saturday
• Thursday's weather
• North Colorado Medical uses technology to provide better care
• Winter Storm Cleanup - Trees and Branches
• Fisher Haunted House to be held at Highland Meadows Golf Course Red Barn Friday
• Journey Church movie night for kids Friday night
• Multiple Weld school districts, UNC closed today
• BREAKING NEWS: School canceled today due to bad weather and unsafe conditions in Windsor-Severance Re-4 School District
• Wednesday's weather
• STATE CHAMPS: Windsor High School's "Pride of Windsor" Marching Band wins second Class 3A state championship since 2008
• Althoff Family Chiropractic holding eighth annual patient appreciation days Tuesday and Thursday to help Windsor Food Pantry
• Snow shovels a hot seller today: Heavy snow, frigid temperatures heading to Weld County
• Tuesday's weather
• No. 16 Wizards face No. 17 Golden at home in first round of 4A boys soccer state playoffs at 7 p.m. Tuesday
• Mixed bag of opinions regarding fall break in Windsor-Severance Re-4 School District
• Windsor High School Theater Department holding a pre-holiday sale and expo Saturday
• Van catches fire in Windsor
• Fire marshal says hay barn fire caused by either spontaneous combustion from the hay or electrical; damage estimate at $80,000
• Windsor adults-only event to benefit Girl Scouts in northern Colorado
• GOOD FOR YOU: "Laid to Rest Fest" anything but dead
• DINING IN, DINING OUT: Jax Fish House gives customer four-star food and atmosphere
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Saturday's weather
• Game time changed to 5 p.m. Saturday for Windsor-Northridge football game because of possible state softball conflict
• Credit card fraud case continues to grow in northern Colorado
• Windsor clinic holds eighth annual patient appreciation days to help Windsor Food Pantry
• Friday's weather
• Weather for Thursday
• Weld County Housing Authority Offers Loans
• Ex-janitor gets 20-to-life for Fort Collins sex assaults
• Weld ballots starting to trickle in
• Journey Church in Windsor hosting free family movie and pizza night Friday
• Next coffee with the mayor set for Saturday at House of Windsor
• Wednesday's weather
• Southbound I-25 closed north of Loveland
• Shoreline protection project to begin at Windsor Lake
• Windsor to participate in National Drug Take back Day.
• Tuesday's weather
• Town Board looks at budget changes in 2012
• Windsor votes to co-sponsor transportation grant application
• Sonic Drive-In plays good neighbor to Windsor High School with free meals for athletes on the road
• East side of Windsor Lake Trail will be closed through mid December
• Windsor library seeking candidates for board of trustees position
• Landscape ordinance chopped down by town board
• Tozer Primary School's first kindergarten and first-grade students enjoy coming back for celebration
• Pelican Jo's Pizzeria in Windsor features New York-style thin crust pizza
• GOOD FOR YOU: Windsor High School football star Joey O'Connor receives All-American treatment
• Saturday's weather
• Friday's weather
• Windsor's O'Connor receives honorary Under Armour All-American game jersey in front of entire school
• MapQuest website ranks neighborhoods, amenities
• Windsor woman reports she was raped while walking dog
• Thursday's weather
• Brad Deal hired as new Windsor High School baseball coach pending school board approval
• Fire in hay barn destroys about 100 tons of hay and other equipment
• Craft sale at Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church from 1-3 p.m. Saturday
• Wednesday's weather
• Tuesday's weather
• Memories come out of the woodwork during Tozer Primary School's 50th birthday celebration
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Windsor High School choir concert/slide show at 6:50 p.m. Monday to honor 9/11
• Breast Friends Cancer Support Group selling pink ribbons during breast cancer awareness month in October
• Windsor Charter Academy hosting 5K run/walk Oct. 16 at Boardwalk Park
• Senior pitcher Tayler Hall keeps coming up big for Wizards
• Friedrichsen named new fire marshal for Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Home starts on the rise in Windsor
• Windsor Town Board looks at potential incentives to open its doors to new businesses
• R.I.P: Windsor's Cemetery Field about to be buried but not until proper send-off Saturday
• Saturday's weather
• Friday's weather
• Thursday's weather
• Cemetery Field Laid to Rest Fest October 15, 2011
• Community open house for new Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church from 10 a.m.-noon Saturday
• Wednesday's weather
• 2011 Windsor Now Readers' Choice Awards
• Windsor Severance Fire Rescue chief Herb Brady names new fire marshal
• Tuesday's weather
• National Drug Take Back Day in Windsor
• Prisoner of war camp program Oct. 13 has limited seating
• Commemoration celebration at Windsor Cemetery Field set for Oct. 15
• Zentangle class offered at the Windsor-Severance Library
• Arts & Heritage: Windsor through a centernarian's eyes
• Law&Order
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Community invited to Tozer Primary's 50th birthday celebration Thursday
• Windsor's board of adjustments seeking applications for two open positions
• Windsor High School jazz concert Monday at Austin's Homestead
• Mike Davis out as fire marshal of Windsor Severance Fire Rescue after more than 11 years with fire district
• Families enjoy the 2011 Windsor Business Expo and Trade Show
• Windsor-Severance Re-4 School District officials present 100-year-old woman with honorary high school diploma
• Windsor, Greeley and Weld authorities hope to secure $47 million grant for railways
• Windsor Town Board OKs $4.7 million renovation and improvement project on water and sewer plant
• GOOD FOR YOU: Windsor High School marching band comes up big in first competitive performance
• Saturday's weather
• Saturday's weather
• HOMECOMING BLUES: Silver Creek quarterback Austin Apodaca too much for Windsor defense in Raptors' 41-21 victory
• Friday's weather
• Mike Davis out as fire marshal of Windsor Severance Fire Rescue after more than 11 years with fire district
• Thursday's weather
• Craft Benefit Event at Pelican Lakes on Oct. 2 to help family of Windsor woman with rare Parry-Romberg syndrome
• Windsor man recovers from Friday car crash
• Wednesday's weather
• Windsor's Oktoberfest gears toward family fun
• Journey Church Kids Movie Night on Friday featuring pizza, popcorn and other fun
• Tuesday's weather
• Applicants sought for Board of Adjustment
• Oktoberfest 2011
• Windsor Business Expo and Trade Show caters to family fun
• Deadline Wednesday as Tozer Primary School collects special memories for 50th birthday
• Windsor Lions Club sponsoring blood drive Tuesday and Wednesday
• Library district to host banned book reading
• Windsor-Severance book sale begins Friday
• Former Windsor medical marijuana dispensary reopens as a patient resource center
• Windsor High School Booster Club undergoing a rebirth with goal to include everyone
• Windsor No. 1 singles tennis player Mark Gueswell credits strong game to offseason work
• GOOD FOR YOU: Ehrlich Toyota in Greeley delivers again for Windsor Middle School sixth-graders with perfect attendance
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Windsor community shows up again during WHS After Prom fruit sales fundraiser that nets $7,600
• "The Secret Garden" begins run at Windsor Community Playhouse starting Oct. 7
• Windsor High School students and staff gear up for homecoming festivities this week
• Fall Holistic Fair at The Ranch today
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• MAGNIFICENT: One word to describe the new Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church in Windsor
• You could win a 2012 VW Passat on Saturday
• Windsor boys tennis team captures 4A Tri-Valley League championship with 6-1 win over Skyline
• Wizards trounce Northridge 3-0 in 4A Tri-Valley League volleyball action
• Weinmeister places fifth for Windsor boys cross country in Coronado Cougar Classic in Colorado Springs
• The Lauren Project to host silent auction and dinner Saturday night at Pelican Lakes
• Wizards climb to 4-0 with 21-7 victory over Mountain View
• Liquid in suspicious brown jug at Cottonwood Townhomes turns out to be used motor oil
• Windsor man accused of raping underage girl after drinking
• Thursday's weather
• Sponsorships needed for celebration at Windsor Cemetery Field
• Wednesday's weather
• Tuesday's weather
• Windsor woman qualifies for U.S. Olympic trials in marathon
• Pablo's Pizza is a four-star eatery with a variety of pizzas to choose from
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Meet Your Community Leaders night set for Tuesday
• Next coffee with the mayor set for Saturday
• The Lauren Project to host silent auction. lasagna dinner Sept. 24 at Pelican Lakes
• Walnut Street closed during construction beginning Monday
• Diamond Valley Plaza construction to cost $2.03 million
• Tigges Farm and Pumpkin Patch scheduling groups for tours
• SWEET PROJECT: Windsor Cub Scouts hope to send 3,500 candy bars to the U.S. troops overseas
• Library district seeking input on 2012 budget
• Windsor Charter Academy's middle school principal Julie Claeys excited about newly created position
• Pampered Pelican flying eastward to settle in downtown Windsor
• Journey Church holding open house, rummage sale and barbecue Saturday
• Punt, pass, kick competition set for Sunday at Eastman Park
• Saturday's weather
• GOOD FOR YOU: Xcel Energy donates 3,500 pounds of food and $1,000 to Windsor Food Pantry
• Friday's weather
• Wednesday's weather
• Tuesday's weather
• Culvert Improvements to Close Portion of Eastern Walnut Street
• Windsor Middle School holding health class meetings for parents Tuesday and Thursday
• Library district has three job openings
• Grandview Elementary School kicking off WATCH D.O.G.S. program with pizza night for dads and kids Tuesday
• Volunteers needed for library book sale
• Greeley tanker truck driver dead after fiery crash Sunday night
• Just For Kix dance program now accepting new students
• REMEMBERING THE HEROES: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue firefighter honors the fallen heroes of 9/11
• Windsor Harvest Festival chairman Casey Johnson says 90th edition one of the best ever
• GOOD FOR YOU: Firefighters' Fill The Boot campaign for MDA nets almost $6,000
• Greeley Loveland Swim Club offering two weeks of free tryouts in Greeley
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Two-part Poudre River Trail Challenge set for Sept. 17
• SHOULDER TO SHOULDER: Crowded hallways due to Windsor High School enrollment being at an all-time high
• Saturday's weather
• Cox's three interceptions help Wizards stay unbeaten in 21-7 victory over Palmer Ridge
• Hwy 257 Closed for Rail Crossing Improvements
• Friday's weather
• Thursday's weather
• Hall fans 11 to lead Wizards to 15-1 rout over Sterling
• Windsor blanks Sterling 3-0 in conference volleyball opener to remain unbeaten
• Oil & Gas Information Shared at Town Board
• Free preview for 13-week Financial Peace University program noon Sunday at Windsor Community Church
• Wednesday's weather
• Alternate routes advised while railroad crossing is being replaced
• Tuesday's weather
• Windsor-Severance R-4 School District to save $20,000 with cancellation of November school board election
• Windsor library seeking candidates for board of trustees position
• Perfect weather on tap for a holiday
• Don and LaVay Weinmeister a deserving couple to serve as 2011 Harvest Festival Grand Marshals
• Library director candidate Ann Kling accepts job offer from Clearview Library District board
• Louisville voted best place to live, but town official says Windsor has a lot to offer, too
• Law&Order
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Texas Hold'em fundraiser in memory of Kalea Mummery on Oct. 9 at Duke of Windsor
• New interactive map on town's website offers town project information
• Windsor Lions Club pancake breakfast from 7-11 a.m. Sunday at middle school
• Good For You: NCMC aids Windsor rec with donation
• Life-size cutout of Windsor police officer Plastiscon keeps drivers in check as school starts up
• Windsor's Alexa's Angels recognized as fastest-growing private company for second straight year by national magazine
• Floats a big attraction this year at Windsor Harvest Festival parade on Monday
• Windsor-based women's chorus to sing at Windsor Harvest Festival in Main Park on Monday
• Saturday's weather
• Friday's weather
• KUAD City Cancer Walker Sept. 24
• Thursday's weather
• School district to save $20,000 with cancellation of school board election
• Clearview Library District board extends offer to library director candidate
• Adivsory Board Vacancies
• Windsor Harvest Festival kicks off Saturday celebrating 90 years of tradition
• Windsor Lions Club changes Harvest Festival Pancake Breakfast from Monday to Sunday this year
• Wednesday's weather
• Tuesday's weather
• PHOTO: Windsor teachers relax after school
• Arts & Heritage: Russian born Windsorite turns 100, story captured at museum
• Official dedication of the new agricultural science building at Windsor High School on Sept. 7 open to everybody
• Windsor's Class of 1951 meeting for catered meal at Linds on Sept 3
• Rocky Mountain Irish Festival kicks off in Windsor
• Windsor residents pack town hall to hear about drilling rights in town
• Sunday's weather
• Windsor State Bank holding grand opening for the lunch crowd throughout the week
• Good For You: Ground breaking on Colo. 392 and Interstate 25
• FALL SPORTS PREVIEWS: Football, Boys Tennis, Softball and Volleyball
• Windsor High School back-to-school night from 5:30-8 on Monday
• Saturday's weather
• Windsor Lake and Beach Still Open
• Friday's weather
• Back to School for Windsor - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Oil & Gas Information Shared at Town Board
• Tuesday's weather
• Head of Rocky Mountain Irish Festival expects 20,000 people to show up at Boardwalk Park in Windsor
• Windsor teachers Scott and Balerud kick back and relax after school
• Windsor Severance Fire rescue calls
• Windsor lineman selected to join nation's top prospects
• Good For You: Windsor sisters take Colorado pageant scene by storm
• Moore Martial Arts fundraiser Saturday to help kids battling cancer
• Sunday's weather
• Windsor residents angry over fracking dangers and other issues concerning oil and gas drilling project
• First-week enrollment numbers show near 6 percent growth at Windsor-Severance Re-4 School District
• First-week enrollment numbers show near 6 percent growth at Windsor-Severance Re-4 School District
• Windsor High School baseball coach Kevin Johnson resigns to spend more time with family; high school track coaching position is also open
• WE'VE GOT SPIRIT: It's that time of year again as new sports season brings hope at Windsor High School
• Weld unemployment dips to 9.9 percent in July
• PVHS opens region's first Heart Valve Clinic
• Students and staff safe after Skyview Elementary School fills with smoke from faulty air conditioning unit
• Saturday's weather
• Windsor High School baseball coach Kevin Johnson resigns to spend more time with family; high school track coaching position also open
• Severe weather alert issued for central Weld
• Friday's weather
• Skyview Elementary School fills with smoke from faulty air conditioning unit; everyone evacuated and OK
• Thursday's weather
• Wednsday's weather
• Tuesday's weather
• Weld farmers benefit from locally grown trend
• Library director candidate presentations open for public comment Thursday
• Severance Days featuring variety of events Friday and Saturday
• Windsor Middle School teacher Tammy Kramer had passion for family, friends and her students
• Windsor schools minus some trees for safety reasons as school year begins
• Principals, superintendent share special memories as students
• Re-4 superintendent Karen Trusler welcomes community to another new school year
• 2011-12 Academic Calendar - Windsor-Severance Re-4 School District
• DINING IN, DINING OUT: Gravity Ten Twenty a four-star destination with great food, beer and setting
• Windsor couple thanks everyone who helped celebrate anniversary
• Letter to the editor: Is the new fire department building really needed?
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Sunday's weather
• New teacher list for Windsor-Severance Re-4 School District
• Booster Club wants eighth annual Windsor High School Spirit Fest to be a community event
• Tozer Primary School's entrance gets a facelift just in time for 50th birthday
• Windsor's Class of 1971 holding 40th reunion Sept. 5
• Good For You: Severance girl shows sophistication, poise to earn appointment on teen advisory council
• Saturday's weather
• Tribute: Tammy Ann Kramer
• Kodak demolition project won't be completed until November
• Friday's weather
• Weld County teachers awarded grant from Community Foundation
• Thursday's weather
• Severe weather alert issued
• Wednesday's weather
• Traffic may be delayed by construction project at Manweiler Hardware on Main Street from 5-9 a.m. Wednesday
• Asbestos discovery delays completion of Kodak demolition project until November
• Tuesday's weather
• Annual mud volleyball tournament set for Labor Day weekend
• Third annual Rocky Mountain Irish Festival set for Aug. 25-28
• Windsor Middle School hosting orientation and back-to-school nights Wednesday and Thursday
• Windsor High School after prom fruit sale fundraiser deadline to order is Wednesday
• Half of Windsor-Severance Re-4 schools meet Adequate Yearly Progress targets, but half the schools don't
• Windsor/Severance Fire calls
• Good for you: Marine makes family proud
• New name, tools for Windsor Severance Fire Rescue
• Going to wizard school for the Xs and Os
• Popular veterinarian Dr. Margaret Baxter says goodbye to Windsor
• Thursday's weather
• Windsor-Severance Re-4 School District scores above state average in all areas for 2011 CSAP scores
• Wednesday's weather
• Sump Pump Regulations
• Rescheduled - FREE Community Twilight Swim Thursday, August 4th!
• Rescheduled FREE Community Twilight Swim Thursday, August 4th!
• Tuesday's weather
• Art & Heritage: Staying cool in Windsor
• Ask Town Hall: Keeping the streets of Windsor clean
• About Town: Fixing Windsor's streets
• Popular veterinarian Dr. Margaret Baxter says goodbye to Windsor
• GOOD FOR YOU: Windsor third-graders show that future's bright for Wizards' basketball
• Tickets for Windsor Kiwanis Club's inaugural Garden and Landscape Tour on Aug. 13 being sold for $15 at various outlets
• Windsor Fine Arts Festival kicks off Saturday with around 60 artists
• Windsor Medical Clinic's sports physical clinics will benefit booster club
• Windsor Physical Therapy offering free fitness assessments for seniors
• Windsor High School boys tennis program to hold voluntary practices
• Windsor Town Board questioning proposed redistricting
• Spokes bicycle shop re-opens at new location
• Windsor High School 1961 Class 50th reunion activities begin Friday
• Two Windsor football camps offered in August
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Sunday's weather
• HAPPY FACES: Produce lovers celebrate opening of Chapman's Produce in Windsor
• Junior Wizards football camp at high school Aug. 13
• Famliy fun night and park dedication set for Friday
• Saturday's weather
• Street Capital Projects Update
• I-25 and Hwy 392 Interchange Update
• Friday's weather
• Watch for the Link to be delivered in the Windsor Now!
• Thursday's weather
• Suspects in Christmas car break-ins in Greeley sentenced
• Greeley man dies while riding jet boat on Carter Lake
• Wednesday's weather
• Second annual Windsor Fine Arts Festival set for August
• Tuesday's weather
• Guest Opinion: Sales tax initiative needs to be re-authorized by residents
• Former Windsor woman charged for claiming unemployment while working
• United Way of Weld County beginning funding request process
• Sports physicals offered at Windsor Medical Clinic
• Chamber of Commerce awards Shining Star Awards
• Law & Order: From a citizen's arrest to a realistic dream
• GOOD FOR YOU: Windsor All Stars Cheer Squad takes home National Championship title
• More than 1,000 turn out for Taste of Windsor
• Liquor sting reveals four businesses serving to minors
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• Windsor's Shelby Cochran appointed to the FFA
• Town Board decides no need to add cows to zoning code
• USA Weekend coming to Windsor Now
• Sunday's weather
• Windsor mayor pre tem wins municipal government award
• Windsor man accused of embezzling more than a quarter million dollars
• Saturday's weather
• Friday's weather
• Thursday's weather
• Windsor man charged in Cache Bank embezzlement
• Battle of the bands at Boardwalk Park on Saturday
• Economic survey: Blueprint for robust job growth and less red tape
• Famous steam engine No. 844 travels through Greeley this week
• Gov. Hickenlooper touts statewide economic development plan in Windsor
• Wednesday's weather
• Coffee with the mayor set for Saturday
• FREE Community Twilight Swim Tonight!
• FREE Community Twilight Swim Tonight!
• Windsor Mayor Pro Tem Receives Leadership Training Award
• Tuesday's weather
• Law&Order
• Search for library director getting close to over
• Upcoming events for Windsor Town Board
• After prom committee selling fresh fruit
• Interstate 25/Colo. 365 interchange construction on its way
• Taste of Windsor coming back for second year
• Sunday's weather
• Saturday's weather
• Friday's weather
• Severe weather alert issued for Weld County
• Town Board Work Session
• Wednesday's weather
• Reapportionment plan divides Fort Collins into four districts, Windsor into three
• Tuesday's weather
• Storytelling program at library Wednesday
• New fire board member's experience working with emergency service personnel should benefit her in new role
• GOOD FOR YOU: Windsor Youth baseball team uses comeback for the ages to win title
• Grief counseling at Windsor Fire Station No. 1 on Monday and Tuesday
• Windsor veterinarian ready to serve her patients for another 20 years
• Traveling agricultural heritage exhibit heads to Windsor
• Three Windsor High School baseball players on Elite team
• Pharmacists from Windsor Community Pharmacy to answer medication questions on 10th anniversary
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• Windsor High School Class of 1981 holding 30th reunion Aug. 13
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Law&Order
• Lower crime offenses in Windsor for 2010 please police chief
• Town of Windsor Announces I-25 and 392 Public Open House with CDOT
• Saturday's weather
• Weather for Friday
• National Citizen Survey Results Are In!
• Thursday's weather
• Wednesday's weather
• Windsor/Severance residents impacted by recent tragic events can speak with counselors at Windsor Fire Station No. 1 starting Friday
• Tuesday's weather
• Regional transportation plan now open for public comment
• Monday's weather
• Street constuction on Garden Drive to begin Tuesday
• Windsor-Severance Broken Bones robotics team represents state well at national competition
• Police chief says setting off fireworks in Windsor illegal
• GOOD FOR YOU: Windsor girl receives $1,000 scholarship from local Oil Can Henry's
• Friends and family remember life of 11-month-old Windsor girl who died in home child care accident
• Annual 4-Legged 4K Run/Walk on Monday at Boardwalk Park
• Don Shanfelt appointed to Windsor Town Board
• GUEST COLUMN: Another E-1 zoning perspective
• Aims Car Show in Windsor free to the public on July 16
• Wings of Freedom Tour 2011 Friday in Loveland
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Law&Order
• Firefighters helping Windsor Workout Warriors stay in shape with summer workout program
• Saturday's weather
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• Windsor pharmacy will educate about medication
• Friday's weather
• Thursday's weather
• Windsor standout lineman Joey O'Connor commits to Penn State Nittany Lions
• Windsor star offensive tackle Joey O'Connor commits to Penn State University
• Severe weather alert issued for south centeral Weld
• Wednesday's weather
• Don Shanfelt appointed to District 1 seat
• US-34/I-25 Interchange celebrates completion
• Tuesday's weather
• New Windsor business asks: Want some wine with that painting?
• GOOD FOR YOU: Windsor Chamber of Commerce grills up town spirit
• WEDDING ANNIVERSARY: Vern and Doris Meyer celebrate 65 years together
• Windsor High School After Prom Committee accepting orders for annual fruit fundraiser in August
• Rocky Mountain Irish Festival 2011 coming to Windsor's Boardwalk Park Aug 26-28
• Front Range Wine Festival makes its debut in Windsor at Main Park Aug. 27
• Law&Order
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Sunday's weather
• Biking to work gives local man a pep in his step to start the day
• Biking to work gives local man a pep in his step to start the day
• 2011 Street Projects
• July 4th Festivities and Fireworks in Windsor
• Eighty-four-year-old Windsor man dies of natural causes in his parked vehicle at Loaf 'N Jug gas pumps
• Book fair to raise money for Relay for Life set for Saturday and Sunday
• Windsor couple plan to keep fighting E-1 zoning ordinance despite planning commission's decision
• Street sweepers hitting the town hard to keep Windsor streets tidy
• GOOD FOR YOU: Impressive showing for Windsor FFA Chapter at state convention
• Windsor ranked above national benchmark on multiple grounds
• Iced over, flooded over
• Windsor's Frontier Glove Company going on 17 years in business
• Grace River Church holding worship service featuring gospel band from Arizona at 10 a.m. today at Windsor Main Park
• LIFE-CHANGING LESSONS: Trip to Costa Rica teaches Windsor High School students not to take life for granted
• PURE LIFE: Trip to Costa Rica teaches Windsor students to not take life for granted
• Windsor firefighters extinguish basement fire
• Saturday's weather
• National Citizen Survey Results Are In!
• Friday's weather
• Coffee with the mayor on Saturday
• River Watch: Poudre flow increases slightly
• Severe weather alert issued for Weld County
• Thursday's weather
• Health department to hold hearing on pot rules
• Gardner withdraws support for natural gas bill
• River Watch: Poudre continues a slow drop
• Wednesday's weather
• Clearview Library District to host royal tea party at Barnes & Noble
• Windsor author to speak about latest biography Thursday
• Tuesday's weather
• DINING IN, DINING OUT: "Hole in the wall" restaurant quite a gem
• River Watch: Water flows ease slightly on the Poudre
• Murder mystery party at the library to benefit Relay for Life
• Chiropractic fund raiser holds clothes swap for Windsor Food Pantry
• Windsor ready to keep mosquitoes under control
• Skyview principal Tammy Seib excited about introducing STEM program to students in fall
• Skyview principal Tammy Seib excited about introducing STEM program to students in fall
• Windsor Middle School's fourth-quarter attendance rate hits 96.4 percent
• Downtown group reviews progress with town board
• Windsor Middle School's fourth-quarter attendance rate hits 96.4 percent
• Tozer Primary School students perfect in attendance
• Mountain View Elementary School hands out end-of-year awards
• Windsor's Frontier Gloves goes on their 17th year in business
• Mountain View Elementary School hands out end-of-year awards
• This Week
• No more Harvest Festival pageant for Windsor
• Tozer Primary School students perfect in attendance
• Windsor Lake a go-to destination for summer
• City's new concession stand looks more like competition to some business owners
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• Sunday's weather
• River Watch for Saturday: Water flows stabilize
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for central Weld
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• Flooding closes 83rd Avenue
• Friday's weather
• River Watch for Thursday: Poudre River rises in Greeley, while flow eases
• Thursday's weather
• Wednesday's weather
• River Watch for Wednesday: Poudre continues its steady rise
• Eastman Oxbow Disc Golf Course Closed due to Flooding
• Tuesday's weather
• Rising Poudre River closes 71st Avenue
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• Town to look at request to raise large animals for food in Windsor limits
• Lions Club blood drive Tuesday and Wednesday in Windsor
• Flood advisory issued in parts of Weld County; Pelican Lakes Golf Course closes front nine
• Stepping Stones of Windsor seeking volunteers
• Windsor girl is pageant bound GOOD FOR YOU
• Windsor's Cornerstone Baptist Church to host Vacation Bible School June 20-24
• Windsor-Severance Fire Department holding annual open house from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday
• The great name debate: Library name is back
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Windsor resident wishes all the best to community
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Uncertain future has Windsor resident worried about school district's finances
• n Windsor/Severance Fire Protection District
• Law&Order
• Sunday's weather
• KODAK MEMORIES: Hundreds turn out to reflect on the plant that put Windsor on the map
• Church-sponsored car show and food drive Sunday in Windsor
• Crazy Days are here again with garage sales all over Windsor
• Saturday's weather
• Windsor police arrest 26-year-old father on child abuse charges
• Friday's weather
• Windsor woman learns that breast cancer can strike pets, too
• Thursday's weather
• KODAK MOMENT: Hundreds turn out to see demolition of first of four buildings
• Chip Seal to be Applied to Town Streets
• Ask Town Hall: How to prepare spring flooding
• Town board to evaluate ordinance regarding raising animals for food
• Wednesday's weather
• Town to Review E-1 Zoning District
• Crazy Days All-Town Garage Sale Friday, Satuday and Sunday
• Tuesday's weather
• Windsor two-time state champ Nathaniel Garcia accepts full scholarship to wrestle at Northwest College in Wyoming
• Bridge project on 15th Street now open and completed on time
• Preliminary Re-4 school district budget slashes more than $1 million, but no staff positions or programs cut
• Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District offering free CPR classes
• GOOD FOR YOU: Veterans thank Windsor Middle School students
• First of four Kodak buildings to be demolished at 10 a.m. Wednesday
• Boardwalk Park concession building open for business
• Bethel Lutheran Church holding Vacation Bible School June 20-24
• Police and fire departments come up big for Windsor Food Pantry and Stepping Stones
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Law&Order
• HONORING THE VETS: Windsor scouts unite with Knights of Columbus to honor deceased veterans for Memorial Day
• Hispanic population may impact new legislative districts
• Rafting companies keeping nervous eye on snowmelt
• Friday's weather
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• Thursday's weather
• Applicants Sought for Town Board Vacancy
• Town Seeks Applicants for Advisory Boards/Commissions
• Town Prepares for Possible Spring Flooding
• Wednesday's weather
• Town of Windsor Opens Concessions at Boardwalk Park
• Tuesday's weather
• American Legion Post to host Memorial Day ceremony at Lakeview
• Mountain View fourth-graders learn the business side of school
• Windsor Middle School students treated to limo ride, lunch and dessert for perfect attendance
• Windsor living survey now available online
• Windsor Optimist Club Duck Race at noon Saturday; tickets to adopt a duck still available
• GOOD FOR YOU: About 50 kids turn out for annual Windsor Bike Rodeo sponsored by Windsor police and Optimist Club
• One-day youth volleyball camp at Windsor High School on June 6
• Windsor Optimist Club honors Austin Vigil as Windsor police officer of the year
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Law&Order
• UNFORGETTABLE: Garrett Valenzuela and David Crider will always be remembered as part of Windsor High School's Class of 2011
• Saturday's weather
• Emergency Notifications (LETA)
• Car driven by Windsor town forester hits 12-year-old boy on bicycle
• Women invited to Greeley thyroid disease events
• Friday's weather
• Windsor police bust three people from North Dakota for possession of meth and marijuana in Windsor hotel
• Thursday's weather
• Coffee with the Mayor on Saturday
• Wednesday's weather
• Windsor seeks your input for National Citizen Survey
• Tuesday's weather
• Former Windsor resident arrested for child pornography
• Memorial Day Ceremony Honors Veterans
• Windsor-Severance Fire Board member Craig Dodd resigns due to new job forcing him to move out of fire district
• Former Windsor resident arrested for child pornography
• Big-time football offers keep flowing in for Windsor's four-star recruit Joey O'Connor
• Zac Crider and his Folgers Coffee jingle headed to New York City
• Windsor-Severance third-graders score way above state average on CSAP reading tests; Mountain View tops in district
• GOOD FOR YOU: Perfect incentive for Windsor Middle School sixth-graders
• Fifth-grade winners in poster contest get instruction from book illustrator Mark Ludy and win a skateboard from Spokes, Inc.
• Everyone's invited to attend Windsor High School Senior Class Baccalaureate on Wednesday night
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Windsor police and fire departments help raise $916 for Windsor Food pantry and Stepping Stones
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Sunday's weather
• THE NEXT STAGE: Windsor Middle School's Lela Winfrey retiring from same building and classroom after 36 years
• Saturday's weather
• Windsor Police/Optimist Club Bike Rodeo from 9-11 a.m. Saturday at Windsor Middle School parking lot
• Friday's weather
• Taste of Windsor 2011
• Thursday's weather
• Wednesday's weather
• OBITUARY: Donn Pitz
• Windsor Town Board member Jon Slater resigns
• Windsor-Severance third-graders shine on CSAP reading tests; Mountain View registers highest gains in district
• Town Board Member Slater Resigns
• Tuesday's weather
• Eaton woman charged with stealing $2.1 million from Vestas
• Community prevention presentation on keeping kids drug free to be held Thursday night at high school
• Windsor High School Booster Club to elect new officers at meeting Tuesday night
• Windsor Post Office letter carriers holding food drive Saturday
• Kodak's four buildings won't start going down until June or July
• Windsor standout wrestler Austin Harris signs to wrestle at Western State College
• The Chocolate Cafe is a slice of heaven for chocolate lovers
• GOOD FOR YOU: Windsor High School Knowledge Bowl team brings home the hardware
• Windsor teacher Teri Romshek awarded $4,960 grant for Skyview Elementary School
• "Nunsense" a musical for everyone begins Friday
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor/Severance Fire Protection District
• Sunday's weather
• DOWN ON THE FARM: Windsor students learn chores on the Schwalm farm
• Saturday's weather
• Friday's weather
• State Rep. B.J. Nikkel's bill to increase CDOT transparency passes Senate
• Thursday's weather
• Windsor man appointed to Colorado Reapportionment Commission
• Wednesday's weather
• Tuesday's weather
• Town Flushes Water Lines
• Town of Windsor Water Rate Increase
• Windsor Community Playhouse musical "Nunsense" kicks off at 7 p.m. Friday in first of six shows
• Arts & Heritage: Public art is enriching our town, take a look around
• Guest column: DDA board ready to move ahead
• Summer reading programs at the Clearview Library
• Monday's weather
• Ask Town Hall: What will mosquito control be like?
• Local author to visit Clearview Library Thursday
• Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District's accceptance into Front Range Fire Consortium provides many benefits
• PURE gold GOOD FOR YOU
• Clearview Library Update: No decion on name
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Sunday's weather
• Windsor senior tops in her class and first-class in equestrian
• Emergency notification calls Monday night put Windsor residents on alert for robbery suspect
• Saturday's weather
• Windsor-Severance fifth-graders blaze to glory at inaugural district-wide track and field meet
• New Windsor ordinance calls for police department to be responsible for drug clean up
• Friday's weather
• Windsor Community Chorale Concert to be held at 7 p.m. Sunday at Faith United Church of Christ
• Thursday's weather
• Bomb threat at Taco Bell turns up nothing suspicious
• Armed robbery suspect taken into custody by Weld County SWAT team in Johnstown on Tuesday night
• Magic happening at Clearview Library of Windsor May 7
• Wednesday's weather
• Emergency notification calls Monday night place Windsor residents on alert for robbery suspect
• Roadway crack repair to begin on April 26th
• Multi-million dollar road project to improve Eastman Park Drive and Great Western Drive
• Windsor High School Music Department to perform 1970s variety show Thursday and Friday
• Windsor police make reverse 911 calls to Windsor residents in search of male robbery suspect
• Windsor to celebrate National Preservation Month
• Tuesday's weather
• Windsor High School students show up and donate for blood drive
• What's in a name? Meeting on library name change brings a variety of opinions
• GOOD FOR YOU: Range View students learn the ropes of healthy eating
• Windsor High School students traveling the world in 2011-12
• Town survey respondents would like another swimming facility
• Windsor senior earns equestrian scholarship with New Mexico State University
• Fungi flourish at Windsor-area farm
• Kids Movie night hosted by Journey Church in Windsor on Friday
• Vets Animal Hospital hosting dog wash fundraiser May 1 at Hot Rod Dog Pet Grooming
• Garage sale and bake sale Saturday for Stepping Stones board member battling cancer
• Beekeepers buzzing with excitement over start of swarming season
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• lAW AND ORDER: fACEBOOK, WITCHES AND DINOSAURS ...
• Fifth-graders shine in Windsor 9-12 group Founding Fathers poster contest
• NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT: Windsor gymnasts making names for themselves around the nation
• Vestas gets wind turbine order in Canada
• Saturday's weather
• Friday's weather
• Burn restrictions lifted by Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District effective immediately
• Thursday's weather
• Hickenlooper picks Weld Public Trustee for spot on Civil Rights Commission
• Wednesday's weather
• Tuesday's weather
• National Drug Take Back Day invites Windsor residents to turn in expired, unwanted prescription drugs.
• Accident closes southbound lanes of I-25 at Prospect Road exit
• Windsor residents asked to take part in mail-in survey
• GOOD FOR YOU: Windsor graduate Zac Crider turns into Folgers Coffee Jingle Man
• Windsor seeking air quality representative
• Rasmussen adds classic Retro Room to 5th Street Malt Shop site in Windsor
• Windsor's Neely excited about playing at the next level for Wayne State College
• Windsor water rates to rise
• High school's National Honor Society hosting blood drive Wednesday
• Name change options scheduled for library work session Tuesday
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Those who want library name changed back can sign online
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Those who want library name changed back can sign online
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Law&Order
• LAW & ORDER: From a missing gecko to a runaway train car
• Three years after the Windsor tornado, Town officials and Skyview students celebrate Arbor Day and all the trees that were re-planted
• Saturday's weather
• Accident closes I-25 near Wyoming state line
• Friday's weather
• Town of Windsor Seeks Representatives for the North Front Range Air Quality Technical Committee
• Windsor LIbrary director to retire
• Rocky Mountain National Park free next week
• Arbor Day 5k Run/Walk
• Windsor seeks input for National Citizen Survey
• National Drug Take Back Day in Windsor
• Embrace Northern Colorado launches leadership task force
• Wednesday's weather
• State Rep. B.J. Nikkel receives recognition for her advocacy of veterans' issues
• Tuesday's weather
• Windsorite's photos of trip to Galapagos Islands on display at the library
• Windsor High School's After Prom expected to attract 500 students, but volunteers still needed
• Fire danger "extremely high" in Windsor and outlying areas
• Coolberry Frozen Yogurt & Coffee Bar opening in old Loodles location in Windsor
• Coolberry Frozen Yogurt & Coffee Bar opening in old Loodles location in Windsor
• Windsor High School's After Prom expected to attract 500 students, but volunteers still needed
• Windsor High School's After Prom expected to attract 500 students, but volunteers still needed
• National library week celebration begins today
• Q&A with Windsor High School's No. 1 tennis player Jemal Yaryyeva
• GOOD FOR YOU: Severance Middle School girls win eighth-grade basketball title
• Windsor's economy surging out of recession
• Speed limits in Windsor along 257 soon to change
• DINING IN, DINING OUT: This Greeley tavern has plenty of atmosphere and good food to boot
• Windsor High School lacrosse team falls to Fairview 19-5
• Severance Middle School incoming sixth-grade parent information meetings Monday or April 20-21
• Severance Middle School announces honor roll and outstanding attendance
• Windsor Middle School fifth-grade parents invited to orientation Tuesday or April 21
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-severance Fire protection district
• Law&Order
• Sunday's weather
• Fire danger "extremely high" in Windsor and outlying areas
• Town requests residents to fill out and turn in Windsor's 2011 Citizen Survey
• Friday's weather
• Thursday's weather
• Hexcel Corp. purchases building from Great Western Development Co. for $9.75 million
• Morgan Maack leads Windsor's girls golf team to fourth-place finish
• Wednesday's weather
• Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District bans all open fires, agricultural burns
• Woman burned on arm in Severance after accidentally starting house fire
• Tuesday's weather
• Knit two, turn a page - Yarn craft books available at the Clearview Library
• Windsor Museum set to retore historic train car
• Monday's weather
• About Town: your link to quality of life in windsor starts here
• Arts & Heritage: A legacy of Windsor Wizards
• GOOD FOR YOU: Former Windsor High School football coach John Burke is a Hall of Famer
• Two Windsor Middle School students show that math really counts
• Kiwanis Club of Windsor planning inaugural Garden Tour in August
• Donations, volunteers needed for Clearview library book sale
• Police officers and firefighters to play in basketball benefit game to help out Windsor Food Pantry and Stepping Stones on April 23
• Windsor Police Department earns state accreditation
• Windsor after prom committee still looking for volunteers and donations
• Windsor Rotary Club sponsoring 9HealthFair on Saturday; fire department putting on breakfast at same time
• Mountain View Elementary School Perfect Attendance
• Tozer Primary School perfect attendance
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Law&Order
• Windsor thrower Ashlee Utley is one of the state's best
• Saturday's weather
• 2011 Draft Water Rate Study
• Dry conditions force Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District to implement burning restrictions effective immediately
• Friday's weather
• Wednesday's weather
• Tuesday's weather
• END OF AN ERA: Showtime Video store closing its doors Tuesday
• Windsor soccer teammates sign with Western Nebraska
• GOOD FOR YOU: Relay For Life kicks off with 29 teams
• Windsor senior standout Kelsey Doddridge to play in all-state game today in Arvada
• Windsor's new business development manager starts work Friday
• NCYH Squirt Hockey team wins state championship
• Emergency sirens throughout the county to be tested Saturday
• Perfect attendance for Range View Elementary School students
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Stepping Stones of Windsor thanks everyone for the success of latest "Soup Lunch"
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• First pelican sighting in Windsor
• Sunday's weather
• Delaney's Life: Wadsworth family decides to make every moment count
• Saturday's weather
• Friday's weather
• Thursday's weather
• Wednesday's weather
• Tuesday's weather
• Mystery author to speak at Library Wednesday
• Climbing wall at Windsor Recreation Center to start regular hours
• Windsor grads who are now doctors inlcuding Greg Myers to make appearances at Relay For Life kickoff event Monday
• SPRING SPORTS PREVIEW: Windsor boys swimming team already breaking records in first two dual meets
• SPRING SPORTS PREVIEW: Windsor girls tennis team looks strong and hopes to send some Wizards to state
• Students in Windsor High School's music department are Boston-bound
• Town approves giving $7,500 to purchase Carbon Monoxide detectors
• Windsor artist to be featured at the Gallery
• GOOD FOR YOU: Windsor students inducted into National Honor Society
• Windsor Middle School students' attendance rate at 96.1 percent after third quarter
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Law&Order
• ONE OF A KIND: Vestas Blades plant in Windsor expands workforce thanks to production of new 49-meter blades
• Vestas expands work force thanks to production of new 49-meter blades
• Perigee moon gives photographers a shining opportunity
• Saturday's weather
• Friday's weather
• More than 600 turn out for Lind's large land auction
• Thursday's weather
• Town of Severance holding public open house for comprehensive plan tonight
• Martin Lind's large auction Thursday will be 'interesting,' observers say
• Wednesday's weather
• Wednesday's weather
• Tuesday's weather
• Clearview stock up on new movies
• Monday's weather
• 3-year-old Windsor girl's fight with brain cancer ended Sunday
• Windsor grad takes reins of The Broe Group's Great Western Industrial Park
• GOOD FOR YOU: Almost 2,700 homes visited during carbon monoxide detector project
• Digital scrapbook workshop set for Thursday
• Census shows Windsor has doubled in size over 10 years
• Volunteers needed for teams as Windsor Relay For Life kicks off March 21
• Youth worship service for all Saturday night at First United Methodist Church in Windsor
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Law&Order
• Sunday's weather
• Windsor trails Sterling 20-17 at halftime of 4A state title game
• Saturday's weather
• High winds cause trash fire to spread to residence causing $10,000 in damages north of Severance
• Town of Windsor Town Board Meeting
• Friday's weather
• THRILLER: Wizards nip Pueblo West 57-54 to advance to Class 4A state title game
• WHS Booster Club's Casino Night fundraiser rescheduled to March 19 due to boys basketball team's appearance in Final 4 in Boulder
• Windsor resident Clay Drake to lead Great Western Industrial Park as director of business development for The Broe Group
• Thursday's weather
• Sen. Bennet signs on as cosponsor of bill to bring more veterinarians to rural communities
• Rep. Gardner urges high school students to enter art contest
• Wednesday's weather
• Windsor Lacrosse founder/coach Chad Milosevich passes away; memorial service Saturday in Windsor
• CDOT: Highways in northern Colorado icy in spots; I-25 is dry
• Tuesday's weather
• SHOCKER: Windsor advances to 4A state semifinals for first time since 2003; plays Pueblo West at 4 p.m. Thursday at CU Events Center in Boulder
• Focus group needed to evaluate recreation in Windsor
• Artist of the month focuses on botany
• GOOD FOR YOU: Firefighters honored by peers at annual banquet
• Windsor Re-4 must find $1 million in budget cuts
• LETTERS: Thank you to Windsor students for Lauren Project work
• Windsor 9-12 promotes Founding Fathers poster contest for fifth-graders
• Pavement management system is town board's focus
• Local authors help raise funds for United Way during Friday's event at Clearview Library in Windsor
• Windsor man helps to open new mortgage banking company branch in Fort Collins
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-SEverance Fire Protection District
• TURNING HEADS: Big-time college football programs want a piece of Windsor junior offensive tackle Joey O'Connor
• SHOCKER: Wizards upset No. 1 Broomfield 72-58 to advance to 4A state semifinals
• Library offers adventure
• Saturday's weather
• Friday's weather
• Rep. Nikkel to hold town hall meeting Saturday
• Thursday's weather
• Vestas sues former Windsor plant finance director for $1 million theft
• Wednesday's weather
• Letter to the editor: Plant a tree
• Weld County economic development input meeting on Wednesday
• Tuesday's weather
• Rescheduled Maya Travelogue program set for Tuesday
• My own words: Expectations for windsor
• Town advisory positions offer opportunities
• Arts & Heritage: Colorado remembers the Civil War 150 years later
• Chief judge Hartmann returns to Windsor High School to talk about law
• Prayer warriors hold 24-hour vigil for Delaney Wadsworth
• Windsor FBLA students bring home plenty of awards
• Windsor Tennis Association holding tennis social at 1:30 p.m. today
• House of Windsor hosts live music and other entertainment from 1:30-4:30 p.m. today
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Law and order
• Sunday weather
• Windsor High School students helping to save lives in memory of Lauren Johnson
• Check out an adventure from the library
• Saturday's weather
• Highways are icy, snowpacked in spots in northern Colorado
• Composite of home invasion suspect released
• Thursday's weather
• U.S. Census Bureau population numbers show that Windsor and Severance continue to explode in growth
• Popular Windsor meeting place Loodles Coffee Books & Art shutting down on Sunday
• Wednesday's weather
• Tuesday's weather
• Hospice volunteer training provided through Mountain Valley
• Windsor conducting needs assessment of recreation department
• Windsor students, adults band together to hand out free carbon monoxide detectors in memory of Lauren Johnson
• Mountain View fifth-graders start own book club while making colorful banner
• GOOD FOR YOU: Blood donors show up in droves for blood drive in Windsor
• I-25/392 interchange design standards spark dicussion
• If paying your ticket via mail speeding could cost $20 less
• Legislature aims to ban spice or synthetic marijuana
• Transparency is the theme at Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Tozer Primary School gears up for kindergarten roundup Tuesday and Thursday
• Application deadline March 1 for Windsor Optimist Club oratorical contest
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Law & Order: From sunflower seed evidence to a homework skipper
• Sunday's weather
• Windsor clinches first Class 4A team wrestling title
• Two Wizards advance to wrestling championship finals
• Friday's weather
• Thursday's weather
• Thousands of police confront protesters in Yemen
• State health officials say some kids need 2nd flu shot
• House votes to kill pricey jet fighter engine
• Wednesday's weather
• Town of Windsor participates with the YMCA for Recreation Programming and Services Needs Assessment
• Windsor - Severance Carbon Monoxide Project
• Spring baseball registration deadline Feb. 25
• REGION CHAMPS: Windsor wrestling team wins Class 4A Region 3 Tournament, eight advance to state tournament
• Valentine-themed books available
• Mountain View student spells her way to a school district title
• GOOD FOR YOU: Windsor fourth-grader recognized nationally for short story in writing contest
• Colo. 392 and Interstate 25 construction schedule changed slightly
• Windsor dentist gives family of three children free dental care during Give Kids A Smile Day
• Town Board debating merits of $10,000 survey
• Windsor Community Playhouse presents "Death Ahoy"
• DINING IN, DINING OUT: Hot soup makes cold bearable
• Geese plentiful at Water Valley in Windsor
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Law&Order
• Sunday's weather
• Windsor's Eckhardt places sixth in Class 4A state diving championships
• Debate in Reyes' possible lawsuit continues
• Evans' 12th-place finish in 100 freestyle prelims earns her best performance for Weld swimmer at 4A state meet
• Friday's weather
• School board to interview, select new board member tonight
• Thursday's weather
• Windsor's Clark signs letter of intent to run cross country and track for UNC Bears
• Windsor High School graduation rate highest in Weld County and well above state average
• Library offers cultural programming monthly
• Local winners from Nuggets challenge move on to finals
• Windsor Planning Commision and Water and Sewer Board lookings for applicants
• Bill aimed at alerting residents when police officers are killed or wounded passes Colorado House
• Wednesday's weather
• Traditional German meal to be served at church
• Windsor girls fall at Sterling to the Tigers in double overtime 51-46
• Next coffee chat with the mayor scheduled for Feb. 26
• Windsor's Lobmeyer to play football and wrestle at U.S. Coast Guard Academy
• Deputy shooting report urges training
• EPA will revise Powertech permit
• Information meeting about DDA board set for Feb. 16
• Tuesday's weather
• Windsor Lions Club to sponsor blood drive Feb. 15-16
• Law & Order: A running car and a wrong number
• Grandview's Cans Around The School nets more than 3,000 pounds of non-perishable food items
• GOOD FOR YOU: Tozer, Mountain View men "beat the creep" in wellness competition
• Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwiches store targeted to land in WIndsor later this year
• Principal's ties fill Grandview Elementary School's cafeteria for first 100 days of school
• Weld DA clears Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District of any criminal wrongdoing
• Windsor businesses looking forward to improvements at I-25, Colo. 392
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Sign issue needs to be addressed by town
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Northern Colorado Empty Stocking Fund donates to agencies in Weld, Larimer counties
• Roosevelt rolls by Wizards 57-38 in Class 4A Tri-Valley League girls basketball
• Who's going to win the Super Bowl?
• Re-4 school district spelling bee rescheduled for 6:30 p.m. Monday at Severance Middle School
• Saturday's weather
• Friday's weather
• Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District cleared of any criminal wrongdoing by Weld District Attorney's Office
• Weld, Larimer clear hurdle to void emissions rules
• Advisory Board positions available...
• READING IS A BLAST: School district's family literacy event draws a big crowd
• Wednesday's weather
• Town of Windsor Finance Department receives award from the GFOA
• Interactive GIS Map Now Available!
• Wednesday's weather
• Tuesday's weather
• Windsor-Severance schools canceled Tuesday due to extremely cold temperatures; all school district events rescheduled
• Roads starting to get icy in northern Colorado
• GOOD FOR YOU: Windsor Middle School seventh-grade choir students show off their voices at The Broadmoor
• Bridge project on 15th Street going on as planned
• NCYH Jr. Eagles featuring Windsor hockey players win Grizzly Cup in Salt Lake City
• Windsor Middle School gears up for parent-teacher conferences
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• READING IS A BLAST: School district's family literacy event draws a big crowd
• Sunday's weather
• FDIC bans two more New Frontier employees from banking
• Northern Colorado snowpack is off to historic start
• Cheap Trick, Clint Black highlight 2011 Greeley Stampede concert lineup
• Saturday's weather
• Windsor couple among many who say 2011 Colorado Farm Show was best ever
• Police chiefs in Weld County create panel to improve chase protocols
• Rep. Cory Gardner to hold open houses in Greeley, Fort Collins
• Friday's weather
• Thursday's weather
• Early-morning fire destroys maintenance building at Highland Meadows Golf Course; more than $1 million in damages
• Colorado Farm Show: Demand for beef exceeding supply; U.S. must respond, speaker says
• Wednesday's weather
• Arbor Day Tree Sale 2011
• Wizards will wrestle Wednesday night against Greeley West after week off due to skin infections
• Tuesday's weather
• 350 exhibitors, 30,000 people expected for Colorado Farm Show
• Pepsi Refresh proposal: Windsor family joins national effort to get more research on Canavan disease
• GOOD FOR YOU: Windsor hoopsters give back to Range View Elementary students
• Eckhardt expects nothing but the best as she goes for second straight state diving title for Wizards
• Deadline's Feb. 4 to apply for vacancy on Windsor-Severance Re-4 School Board
• Rose, Dodd accept appointments to Windsor-Severance Fire Protection board of directors
• Vestas helps Weld County become energy hotbed
• Windsor High School Booster Club hopes to raise money with inaugural Casino Night fundraiser March 12
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• PERFECT ATTENDANCE: Mountain View Elementary School
• Law&Order
• Skin infections place Windsor High School wrestling team on the shelf for dual match and Top of the Rockies tournament
• Windsor lacrosse program to compete at Class 4A level in 2012 as CHSAA adds second classification
• Severance man dies in motorcycle crash
• Windsor boys basketball program taken off restriction by CHSAA; head coach Dustin Duncan on probation for one year
• Saturday's weather
• Sen. Michael Bennet seeks idea to improve education
• Sen. Michael Bennet seeks idea to improve education
• Friday's weather
• Dodd, Rose selected as new Windsor-Severance Fire Board members
• Weld County foreclosure filings fall lin 2010
• Windsor-Severance Re-4 School District looking to fill board of education vacancy
• Wednesday's weather
• Tuesday's weather
• 15th Street Bridge Replacement Forces Road Closure
• GFY: Skyview Elementary School students get royal treatment at governor's inauguration in Denver
• DINING IN, DINING OUT: Colorado Feed and Grain is back
• SARA UMLAND: Windsor High School Student of the Month
• Windsor High School basketball alumni night set for Jan. 28
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Reese 'oldies' views take nation backwards
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Poudre tree may be perfect for shoes
• Windsor Middle School's attendance rate impressive
• OBITUARY: Eddie O. Wilkes
• OBITUARY: Elsie Arlene Cason
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• LOCAL OFFERINGS: Inaugural Kidz Expo highlights what Windsor has to offer
• Saturday's weather
• Friday's weather
• Register Online Temporarily unavailable
• Windsor man arrested for kidnapping and aggravated robbery in Fort Collins on Wednesday night
• Thursday's weather
• Wednesday's weather
• Vzquez resigns from Windsor-Severance Re-4 School Board
• Weld extension director leaves to take Nebraska job
• Tuesday's weather
• Law & Order: From a disrespectful 'tap' to a disrespectful son
• Highways icy, snowpacked in northern Colorado
• Windsor fourth-grader's work earns trip for Skyview class to Colorado governor's inauguration in Denver
• Bear Arms gun shop owner's risk of opening new business is paying off
• GFY: New park bench honors former Windsor Optimist Club member
• Dinner, dance to benefit girl at American Legion on Saturday
• Fire Board seeks applicants to fill two vacancies
• Tozer Primary School announces perfect attendance for students
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Grandview first elementary school in Weld County to start composting program
• Saturday's weather
• Windsor girls start out slow again in 47-44 loss to Sterling in home opener
• Economist: 2011 will be a slight growth year
• Friday's weather
• Community Foundation scholarships available for Weld students
• New year starts with strong snowpack
• Thursday's weather
• Windsor High School boys basketball program placed on restriction by CHSAA
• Riesberg to host community forum Saturday
• Wednesday's weather
• Bald eagles battle it out over Greeley
• Tuesday's weather
• Routine fire board work session turns into anything but
• Windsor's robotics First LEGO League team impressive at state championship in Denver
• GFY: Windsor FFA members know how to take home the hardware
• Wellington man charged with second-degree burglary and criminal mischief in Windsor on Christmas Day
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Fire Protection District staff committed to Windsor-Severance residents
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Fiscal responsibility a must in future
• Tozer Primary School second-graders donate goodies to Windsor seniors
• Mountain View LEGO League team competes in Fort Collins
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• LAW & ORDER: From a forgotten running car to boys on thin ice
• 2010 Sports In Review: Windsor athletes know how to say 'state championships'
• Saturday's weather
• Highways in northern Colorado are icy, snowpacked; bitter cold expected today
• Rep. B.J. Nikkel: Redistricting committee can avert problems of past
• Snow brings needed precipitation but snarls traffic in Weld
• Friday's weather
• Town Follows Snow Removal Plan
• FDIC bars six former New Frontier Bank officials from running financial institutions
• Driving continues to be hazardous in northern Colorado; county offices close early
• Northern Colorado highways are icy in spots as snow falls this morning
• Economy no longer an excuse to avoid Greeley's Rockin' New Year's Eve
• Economy no longer an excuse to avoid Greeley's Rockin' New Year's Eve
• Retired Windsor-Severance firefighters unhappy after changed door codes lock them out
• Police arrest Arizona trucker after crime spree in Greeley
• Lyons man, 50, ID'd as victim of plane crash near Carter Lake
• Wednesday's weather
• Windsor man, woman arrested in suspected car break-ins, thefts in Greeley
• Downtown Development Authority Election
• Tuesday's weather
• Windsor attorney fills vacancy on Weld County Court bench
• One person dies in plane crash near Carter Lake, west of Loveland
• Lack of moisture threatens northern Colorado winter wheat crop
• Retired firefighters want resignations or threaten to begin recall of fire board
• New title and contract extension through 2011 for interim fire chief Brady
• LAW & ORDER: From a serial killer false alarm to an annoying 12-year-old door knocker
• Windsor wrestler Nathaniel Garcia attracting national attention as he goes for second straight state title
• GFY: 'Baby' call one to remember for three Windsor-Severance firefighters
• Pet licensing policy to change in Windsor
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• BUILDING BLOCKS: Top Windsor stories for 2010
• NASA sizing up northern Colorado sites for new high-tech park
• Holiday services at local churches
• Weld County continues improvement on foreclosure front
• Thursday's weather
• SANTA MAGIC: Windsor couple fills kids' hearts with joy during Christmas season
• Wednesday's weather
• Fire board extends Herb Brady's contract through 2011 and gives him title of interim fire chief
• Retired firefighters demand board resignations or they'll start recall; board member Marc Dykstra will resign in near future
• Moonwatchers treated to lunar eclipse early Tuesday
• NCLA legislative preview scheduled Jan. 6
• Promenade Shops at Centerra sells to New York firm
• Tuesday's weather
• Northbound lanes of I-25 near Loveland will be closed tonight for road work
• LAST DAY: Pick the best Christmas tree
• Windsor churches planning Christmas services Friday through Sunday
• Letter to the editor: Concern for management of fire district
• LAW & ORDER: From Facebook problems to a missing neighbor
• Clearview Library holiday hours
• Town Hall and Community Recreation Center holiday hours
• Christmas tree business off the charts in Windsor
• Pay your library fines to help families
• Windsor-Severance firefighters hope to be unionized by February 2011
• GFY: Windsor W.E.L.D. group steps up big with $1,000 donation to Windsor Food Pantry
• Construction on interchange to begin in May
• Guest Opinion: We all have been let down
• Windsor Middle School eighth-grader receives award for 'winning attitude' essay at CU men's basketball game
• Property taxes for Re-4 residents to increase due to decline in assessed value
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Retired firefighters still waiting for more resignations of board members
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Kiwanis president thanks everyone for their help during successful holiday dinner
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Grandview Elementary students write letters to Santa
• SANTA MAGIC: Windsor couple fills kids' hearts with joy during Christmas season
• Connections for Independent Living helps Windsor woman
• Saturday's weather
• Weld DA's investigator calls fire district to ask for passwords
• Friday's weather
• Outside deep freezer starts Windsor house fire; $15,000 worth of damage
• Property taxes to increase because of decreased assessed value in school district
• Greeley Stampede partners with Townsquare Media for 2011 concerts
• Weld Fook Bank helps ease worries for Windsor woman
• Thursday's weather
• Windsor man one of three finalists for Weld County Court judge position
• Eads man ID'd as victim of Johnstown area traffic accident
• Army 'birther' who refused deployment convicted
• Baby pictures are now being accepted for the Babies 2010 section
• Man dies in Johnstown area traffic crash
• Windsor's Wendy Thomas went from housewife to Olympic hopeful in two years
• Wednesday's weather
• United Way forms regional steering committee for 2-1-1 program
• Interstate 25 and Colo. 392 interchange set to become a reality
• Palomino Mexican Restaurant to open location at Crossroads Plaza
• Do you love your Christmas tree?
• Tis the season to read
• Windsor Food Pantry in dire need of more food and supplies before Christmas
• GFY: Kiwanis and Key clubs help make Windsor shine with Holiday Home Tour and community holiday dinner
• Baldwin leads Wizards with 17 points in 49-35 victory over Steamboat Springs
• Windsor girls basketball team dropped by Castle View 38-25 in Steamboat Tournament
• DDA vote slated
• DINING IN, DINING OUT: 'Indulge' all you want . . . but stick with the sweet stuff
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Point-by-point, there are still problems with library district name change
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• LAW & ORDER: From cell phone trickery to a cheap "hit"
• ELLIS ISLAND DAY: Tozer Primary School turns into Immigration Nation
• Windsor's Doddridge, Ash and Ukasick combine for 58 points in 72-55 win over Green River (Wyo.) in Steamboat tourney
• Windsor boys basketball team improves to 4-1 with 67-41 victory over Moffat County
• Weld United Way's 2-1-1 service goes 24/7
• Saturday's weather
• 4th District Rep. Gardner appointed to House energy committee
• Stampede rodeo, demolition derby tickets on sale next week
• Friday's weather
• Buxmann, Schneider resign from fire board; fire district's finance manager resigns, too
• Vestas collects another order for wind turbines
• Empty Stocking: Food Bank for Larimer County gives church a hand in helping others
• Aims Foundation raises $4 million
• UPDATE: Fort Collins shooting victim had four felony warrants
• Denkai Animal Sanctuary seeks donations for animals on Angel Trees
• Thursday's weather
• Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District under criminal investigation by Weld DA's office; fire district board member OK with entire board stepping down
• Wednesday's weather
• Hwy 392/I-25 Interchange Improvement Process
• LAW & ORDER: From eggs to silly string
• Kodak, a company with a lasting legacy
• Column: Voters sent a message
• Name change of the Windsor library is a done deal
• GFY: Windsor resident loves seeing kids smile at this time of the year
• Library board taking applications
• Poudre Valley Medical Fitness center opens
• Flood of support from fellow teachers and community as Mountain View rebounds from school flooding
• WINTER SPORTS PREVIEW: Windsor boys basketball team should be class of league along with Sterling
• WINTER SPORTS PREVIEW: Windsor girls basketball team is smaller and younger than last year, but it's quicker, too
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance FIre Protection District
• About Town: The Windsor budget process
• Ask Town Hall: Snow plow routes and more
• Kiwanis Holiday Home Tour from 1-4 p.m. today
• Windsor teens own their own bait company and are fishing for the big time
• Weld law enforcement officials increase DUI enforcement through holidays
• Windsor author finds the story in Colorado pioneer's history
• Saturday's weather
• Friday's weather
• Poudre Trail Section to Open
• New extension of Poudre River Trail near Windsor will open Saturday
• New books to read with your children
• High winds expected in northern Colorado later today
• Thursday's weather
• Back yard chicken hen applications now available
• Colo. 392 accident sends 5 to the hospital
• Wednesday's weather
• Last call: Community, officers give final salute to fallen Deputy Sam Brownlee
• Tuesday's weather
• Thousands honor slain Weld County sheriff's deputy Sam Brownlee
• Windsor student's trip gives him a new view on leadership
• Windsor Town Board approves budget and DDA election
• Windsor school to remain closed Tuesday, Wednesday because of flooding
• WINTER SPORTS PREVIEW: Windsor wrestling team looking to better last year's successful season
• WINTER SPORTS PREVIEW: Despite its youth, Wizards' girls swimming team should remain competitive
• Trip to Washington, D.C., was a life-changer for Windsor High School sophomore
• GFY: Windsor police chief shows his comedic side
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Longtime library volunteer supports the library and its new name
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Library Board and staff must be held accountable for the $3 million-plus it's sitting on
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Time for Windsor residents to speak up on signs
• YOUNG TALENT: Windsor Community Playhouse's Christmas play features the talents of Windsor children
• Emissions notices going out to Weld and Larimer residents
• Thursday's weather
• Wednesday's weather
• Tuesday's weather
• Empty Stocking Fund helps Food Bank for Larimer County fill shelves
• 4th District rep Gardner leans the ins and outs of Congress, wins office lottery
• Sunday's weather
• FEEDING WINDSOR: Windsor Food Pantry to feed 82 families for Thanksgiving; more food needed for Christmas
• LAW AND ORDER: A frustrated grandma and dueling brothers
• Windsor to hire economic developer to begin in 2011
• GFY: Windsor chiropractor Dr. Jill Althoff does her part to help those in need during holiday season
• Fast Track books available at the library
• Windsor-Severance Re-4 School District puts plan into action after CADI critique
• Annual Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service and dessert social 7 p.m. Wednesday at Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church in Windsor
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Empty Stocking Fund drive kicks off in northern Colorado
• LETTER TO EDITOR: Windsor resident not a fan of new Clearview library name
• Workplace expert: Companies should adopt policies for medical marijuana use
• Windsor Town Board adds SALT to meeting
• Christmas in Windsor features homemade gifts
• Weld Food Bank officials talk turkey as holiday season approaches
• Saturday's weather
• Community Recreation Center Closed for Thanksgiving
• Friday's weather
• Shawna Nelson's lawyer accuses Larimer deputy DA of ethical violations
• Windsor veterinarian saves bobcat after it suffered fractured femur
• Thursday's weather
• Vestas announces order from Michigan wind farm
• Snow Control Plan in Place
• Montana drilling company pleased with oil find in Weld County's Niobrara field
• SHOCKER: Windsor stuns Mountain View 14-0 in Class 3A state football playoffs
• Ashleigh Waterland's special week includes UNC softball commitment and all-around state gymnastics title
• Tuesday's weather
• Windsor's new $4 million police station up and running; open house for public Thursday
• Medical Marijuana in the workplace lecture set for Tuesday
• Ashleigh Waterland's special week includes 4A state all-around gymnastics title and softball commitment to UNC
• Windsor Middle School honoring veterans throughout school year; swing dance fundraiser Friday night
• Thousands expected to flood Christmas in Windsor craft show this weekend
• Library bookmobile festivities going on today
• Proud of library histroy, but ready to move forward
• Windsor economy on track to hit new milestone
• Windsor couple helps Catholic nuns as they try to raise money for dismal living conditions in Mexico
• GFY: Windsor teenager impresses many people her first time out at Miss Colorado pageant
• Dora does it again by feeding more than 1,000 people during Windsor Thanksgiving community dinner
• Burn restriction lifted effective Monday by Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Kodak Colorado in Windsor readies for change at the top
• SHOCKER: Windsor stuns Mountain View 14-0 in Class 3A state football playoffs
• Snow and cold arrive in Weld County - finally
• Three in custody after high-speed chase ends near Johnstown
• Saturday's weather
• Friday's weather
• Did you remember to turn your clocks back?
• Thompson Valley EMS purchases land from Water Valley Land Co. at Eagle Crossing/Loveland for expansion and relocation
• Friendship Force of Northern Colorado to meet Friday in Windsor
• Severance 4-H meeting Monday at Severance Middle School
• Fundraiser at Texas Roadhouse in Fort Collins on Tuesday to support Windsor Lacrosse and local coach fighting lung cancer
• Windsor-Severance Historical Society looking for old photos of people or events
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Lodging tax proponents must look for new direction in promoting Windsor after 306-vote defeat
• Windsor teacher brings Lincoln experience from summer trip back to students
• GFY: Dora Bradley preparing to feed 1,000 people for free at sixth annual Thanksgiving feast Tuesday in Windsor
• CSU officials: We're healthy and growing
• LAW AND ORDER: A protective big brother and a candy bowl standoff
• Wizards get rematch with Mountain View in first round of 3A state football playoffs at 1 p.m. Saturday in Loveland
• WHAT NOW? Voters decide to ban marijuana dispensaries
• Tuesday's weather
• Town of Windsor seeks volunteers for advisory boards
• Wednesday's weather
• Windsor-Severance Library adds books
• Aism schedules orientation sessions for nurses aide program
• Sunday weather
• Windsor Raptors lacrosse team looks to recruit new players with Saturday Stick Sessions
• Town Seeks Advisory Board Applicants
• ENERGY STAR for New Homes Road Show Tuesday Nov. 9th
• Prepayment of Plan Review and Administrative Fees
• Proposition 101, Amendments 60, 61
• FREE Player Coach Basketball Clinic
• 3rd - 8th Grade Girls Basketball Assessments
• Advisory Board Vacancies
• Oktoberfest 2010!
• Windsor Downtown Now and Then walking tour
• Information Concerning Election Signs
• National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
• Oil and Gas Well Regulations
• November Election
• Town Hall Receives Award
• Proposition 101, Amendments 60, 61
• New Perspective of Rainfall Data Gives Users a Sense of Its Rarity
• Windsor Harvest Festival 2010
• Recreation Soccer/Volleyball Practice
• Community Economic Development Assessment Report
• Town Considering Prepayment of Plan Review and Administrative Fees
• Medical Marijuana to Face Citizen Vote
• Board Works on Strategic Plan
• Tozer, Mountain View ice cream social at 4 p.m. today
• Letter to the Editor: Archdiocese of Denver's director of Hispanic ministry to speak at Windsor
• Windsor High School volleyball coaches to host youth clinic Aug. 21
• Youth long distance swimming competition Saturday
• Thursday's weather
• Buck wins bruising GOP primary in U.S. Senate race, will face Bennet in November
• GOP GOVERNOR RESULTS: Tea party favorite Maes wins Colorado governor primary
• Army chooses Windsor site for armory, but could face development obstacles
• Wednesday's weather
• Great Western Industrial Park in Windsor named new site of Colorado Army National Guard's Readi
• CSAP SCORES: Windsor-Severance Re-4 students score above the state average in 26 of 27 tests
• BREAKING NEWS: Windsor will put medical marijuana question on November ballot
• Windsor to put medical marijuana question on November ballot
• Primary Day: Windsor voting centers open until 7 p.m.
• Shiny, new schools in Severance are the winners in a wave of open-enrollment transfers. There are lo
• There's still time to drop off ballots in Tuesday's primary election
• Grand opening today at House of Windsor Coffee, Gifts and Ice Cream
• Sunday's weather
• Junior Wizard football camp starts soon
• Windsor High School junior proves she's a real green thumb
• DINING IN, DINING OUT: Windsor's Simply Thai is simply amazing
• Election questions would affect town budget talks
• Law & Order: Police calls for Aug. 8
• Ute history exhibit on display at Windsor Museum
• Neighbors meet and eat for National Night Out
• Town could upgrade court system
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• GFY: Windsor's Otero Corporation puts on an amazing challenge for clients
• Windsor-Severance Re-4 transportation department in high gear for new school year
• Second launch of nearly 5,000 acres of mix-used property drawing attention
• New synthetic turf at Windsor High School receiving finishing touches this week
• Windsor residents may get to vote again on medical marijuana issue
• Saturday's weather
• 3rd Street from Walnut to Elm Closed 8/9/10 - 8/20/10
• Tour Windsor's historic churches Aug. 7
• Junior Wizard football camp starts soon
• Friday's weather
• Jurors reach a verdict in Sandoval trial
• Sandoval guilty of first-degree murder of estranged wife
• For Sandoval jury, it's time to decide
• Early vote centers in Weld now open
• Thursday's weather
• CSU student injured in Colo. 14 crash
• LIVE BLOG: Sandoval murder trial closing arguments start soon
• Sandoval murder trial: Tracking abilities of police dog doubted
• Wednesday's weather
• Enter the UCCC ticket giveaway
• Wizards football star Schmidt sidelined four to six weeks with serious ankle injury
• Tuesday's weather
• Public defenders: Sandoval was suspect of convenience
• LIVE BLOG: Sandoval murder trial coverage as it happens
• Windsor block parties Tuesday night
• Windsor historic church tour is Saturday
• More than 2,000 want Colorado marijuana licenses
• Construction on Interstate 25 frontage road to delay travelers Tuesday
• Tuesday's weather
• LAW AND ORDER: Fur flies over Fido's flighty fur
• Windsor medical marijuana dispensary owner glad that regulations have been decided
• Windsor High School band marches into another successful season
• Week 3 of Sandoval murder trial: Domestic violence, stalking, family ties and DNA
• Windsor schools buzzing with activity as new year nears
• Western Slope group Club 20 endorses NISP water project
• Windsor fire calls, July 19-25
• Incentive program provides a warm Windsor welcome to new homeowners
• CSU Ag Day will be Sept. 25, prior to Idaho game
• Sunday's weather
• Thailand native brings his restaurant skills to Windsor
• Windsor DDA starts to take shape
• Windsor escapes major damage from Friday storm but Eaton is hit hard with flooding, high winds
• Saturday's weather
• Friday's weather
• Sandoval trial: Prosecutors try to poke holes in sewer line alibi
• Windsor Fine Arts Festival debuts Saturday and Sunday at Boardwalk Park
• WEATHER ALERT: Severe thunderstorm warning
• Town board OKs new medical marijuana regulations
• Day 13 of Sandoval murder trial: Prosecutors try new twist - DNA link
• DEA records show most medical marijuana dispensary owners have criminal records
• Thursday's weather
• Sandoval trial day 12: Suspect's mom says son was framed, missing woman's family didn'
• LIVE BLOG: Sandoval murder trial coverage as it happens
• McInnis visits Windsor Town Hall
• Wednesday's weather
• Weld students prep for school with registration
• Sandoval Trial: Suspect's ex details past of domestic abuse
• Sandoval trial update: Mother says her son was framed
• Weld County Fair blog ready for comments, photos
• Tuesday's weather
• Open house for general public at Range View Elementary School in Severance from 5-7 p.m. Thursday
• VIDEO: Taste of Windsor debuts
• Windsor pot shop owner's court battle is over
• Weld County Fair preview: Windsor teen has special bond with her horse
• Sandoval trial recap: Circumstances rule in first two weeks
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• GFY: Relay For Life raises record total of $85,000
• Windsor Fine Arts Festival debuts Saturday and Sunday at Boardwalk Park
• School supplies needed for some students in Windsor-Severance Re-4 School District
• Pot People know how to start a conversation
• Wadwsorth family asks for prayers for Delaney as she battles brain tumor
• Sunday's weather
• Town Hall renovations unveiled
• Tour Windsor's historic churches
• It's over: Windsor pot shop owner decides not to appeal
• Saturday's weather
• Sandoval murder trial update: Woman details 1993 incident in being followed
• Windsor Town Hall renovations unveiled; Gov. Ritter attends ceremony
• Friday's weather
• Big night on the town! Town Hall celebration and Taste of Windsor Thursday
• GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENT: Former Windsor graduate Lacey Walker earns her master's degree in Aust
• Thursday's weather
• Taste of Windsor coming to Windsor on Thursday at Boardwalk Park
• Sandoval murder trial day 8: Defense hammers at 'new' stories
• Drowned and stolen 1978 Mercedes-Benz comes up for air in west Windsor
• GFY: Windsor's new Covenant Park has things to do for kids and adults
• Opening of Chapman's Produce in Windsor is like Christmas in July to its customers
• RELAY FOR LIFE: "Derek is a tenacious, amazing little boy"
• Truckin' to be the best at the national Road-eo
• Xcel: Windsor's weekend power problems fixed
• Sandoval trial day 6: Prosecution focuses on suspect's history of voyeurism
• Bungalow Coffee House now offering happy hour and tapas menu Monday through Friday and live music on
• Live blog follows video of Sandoval in jail
• LIVE BLOG: Sandoval murder trial coverage as it happens
• Sandoval trial day 7: Prosecutors try to hammer home nail theory with video
• Sandoval trial update: UNC professor tells jury of domestic violence concern
• Denkai works hard to stand by its no-kill policy
• Vestas gets large order for wind turbines
• FIRE CALLS: Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District
• Windsor High School Tennis Courts closed for final repair
• Town Hall Renovation Ceremony
• The Town seeks Advisory Board Members
• Town Board to consider medical marijuana Ordinance
• CRC Gymnasium Closed for repair
• Community Economic Development Assessment
• First Human Case of West Nile in Weld County
• Emergency Notification System
• Eastman Park roundabout construction
• Town Hall and a temporary drop box is accessible from the south side parking lot.
• Northern Colorado ENERGY STAR® New Homes Tour
• Walnut St./Chimney Park Dr. Closed 6/8/10-6/22/10
• High Water on Poudre Trail
• "Comcast Cares Day" Rolls Out More Than 3,000 Volunteers to Help Communities Across Colorado
• Pelican Fest 2008

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