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Treat Snackhouse on Main Street closed its doors on Dec. 14.

Treat Snackhouse opened its doors in April 2018 and was located at 449 Main St.

The Main St. shop served several snack options, coffee and offered catering options. At the time of publishing, there was no comment from Susan Nowlin, owner of Treat Snackhouse.

Longmont Photos of the Week

Click here to see photos submitted by the Longmont community.

Boulder County Commissioners Agenda Dec. 17-28

The Boulder County Commissioners' advanced agenda.

Belonging Revolution Visits Casa De La Esperanza for Christmas Celebration

Christmas Celebration Casa De La Esperanza 12-13-2018

What a wonderful and inspirational Christmas Celebration last night at Casa De La Esperanza here in Longmont! And thank you Longmont Chief of Public Safety and CSU Professor Carol Engel-Enright for being there with us. I assure you, your bring there was deeply appreciated. And Thanks to Vanessa M. Arritola Resource Specialist Boulder County for the invitation.

Longmont City Council Votes to Amend Municipal Code on Inclusionary Housing

On Tuesday, Dec. 11, the Longmont City Council voted to approve an ordinance to amend chapters 4.79, 4.99, 15.05 and 15.10 of the Longmont Municipal Code on Inclusionary Housing. Continue reading.

The Bantering of Rose and J.J.: Killing Them with Kindness

Two Longmont residents discuss gratitude in their self-produced podcast.

Opinion: Paul Tiger–Water and Ice Dogs

This past weekend Boulder Rescue saved a dog at one of the larger reservoirs. Dogs are often saved where people are not. Today in Indianapolis a man attempting to save his dog in a frozen retention pond did not, but the dog found its own way out. There are many reasons that people don’t recognize the dangers of bodies of water on the eastern slope and plains. Rather than just say to stay away, as school kids are told every spring, let’s learn more. Read more.