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Ground broken for new terminal at Loveland-Fort Collins airport

ByDallas Heltzell
LOVELAND – Hailing it as a facility that will be “Northern Colorado’s living room,” officials broke ground Thursday for a $22 million,19,400-square-foot, two-gate terminal at Northern Colorado Regional Airport that they hope will usher in the return of scheduled airline service. Airport commission chairman Don Overcash likened development of the...

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