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| LOVELAND - Commercial real estate company Mc-Whinney broke ground Wed-nesday on a 303-unit luxury apartment building that will pump more than $1 million in use taxes into the city of Loveland's coffers and provide more than 200 construction jobs. |
| McWhinney begins work on luxury apartment complex in Loveland (The Fort Collins Coloradoan) |
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| Authorities released the name of a 20-year-old backcountry snowboarder who died in an avalanche near Loveland Pass. |
| Resort worker killed in Loveland Pass avalanche (FOX 31 Denver) |
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| KEYSTONE, Colorado - A 20-year-old backcountry snowboarder has died in an avalanche near Loveland Pass, about a mile west of Arapahoe Basin ski area. Summit County Coroner Joanne Richardson said the slide happened at about 3 p.m. Two other snowboarders who were behind and above the man survived the avalanche. The man's name has not been released. Richardson said the man, an employee at ... |
| 20-year-old man dies near Loveland Pass in avalanche (Vail Daily) |
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| If there was any pressure on Loveland High School freshman goalkeeper Grace Ramsden on Tuesday afternoon, her Indians soccer teammates made sure to massage some comfort into her shoulders rather quickly. |
| Loveland soccer rolls over Adams City (Loveland Reporter-Herald) |
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| A Loveland man who sold non-existent airline tickets to nearly 90 victims has been sentenced to more than four years in prison and ordered to pay $495,397 in restitution to his victims. |
| Loveland man gets 4 years for selling fake airline tickets (Denver Post) |
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| LOVELAND - As part of a plea deal, Christopher B. Watts, 59, of Loveland, was sentenced to more than four years in federal prison for a wire fraud where he sold discount airline tickets that did not exist. |
| Loveland man sentenced to federal prison for airline ticket fraud (9 News Denver) |
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| As the director of the Larimer County Department of Health and Environment, Dr. Adrienne LeBailly is charged with keeping community members safe and healthy ? a task that was put to the test last year when the H1N1 flu pandemic erupted. |
| Health steward earns Loveland health honor (Loveland Reporter-Herald) |
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