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Steve Altschuler— 2023 Longmont City Council Candidate Questionnaire
Candidate: Steve Altschuler
Office: Longmont City Council, At Large
Website: steve4longmont.com
QUESTIONS FOR CANDIDATES:
Yes/No Questions - Please answer only with yes/no.
Are you a homeowner? Yes
Do you...
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies
November, you really snuck up on me. I love you for oh so many reasons, but none more than the gobble in my wobble this time of year...
Rocky Mountain Fire Protection District Ballot Issue 5A: Yes on Tax...
Rocky Mountain Fire Protection District Ballot Issue 5A...
Five fresh gadgets for the tech-minded
For the tech-minded family member or friend, there are numerous gadgets to choose from for holiday gifts. The tough part is singling out the cool, innovative and interesting products from the cheap, lame and boring ones. Here we’ve selected our five favorite ...
Election Guide 2013: No on Boulder Ballot Issue 2A
City of Boulder Ballot Issue 2ARecreational marijuana tax...
Adding orgasm to health care reform
As Washington argues about our health care system, we citizens of Boulder can claim bragging rights for being one of the most happy and healthy cities in the nation. We have it covered when it comes to diet, exercise, mountains and meditation. However, we may have to...
Longmont City Council breakdown
Incumbent Roger Lange, a financial advisor by profession, is facing two challengers in this election, businessman Bryan Baum and attorney Jeff Thompson...
Holiday bump
The long lines and packed parking lots and overplayed Christmas carols of the holiday season might be a pain for shoppers, but they’re music to the ears — and bottom lines — of retailers. Big-box electronic stores and gargantuan mega-marts are not the only retailers ...







