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Longmont readies new, larger fire stations

ByDallas Heltzell
LONGMONT — Final work is being completed on two new, larger fire stations in Longmont to replace ones that were built more than 50 years ago. The new Fire Station No. 2 on 17th Avenue just east of Hover Street in northwest Longmont, being built by Thornton-based general contractor Taylor...

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