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Loveland Wrong-Way I-25 Driver Gets 22 Years After Passing 200 Cars
A Loveland man who led Larimer County sheriff's deputies on a wrong-way chase down Interstate 25 has been sentenced to 22 years in the Department of Corrections. Thomas Edward Mazza pleaded guilty to attempted assault in the first degree, eluding with injury, and driving under the influence following a September 2025 pursuit that injured a motorcyclist and, according to the sheriff's office, endangered hundreds of lives.
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Mountain View Station 15 Grand Opening 2026
On November 12th, 2026 Mountain View Fire Rescue celebrated the grand opening of their new Station 15, located at 2285 Meadow Sweet Lane in Erie. After remarks from the chief and the president of the board of directors the ribbon was cut and the community was able to tour the new station. Currently the station houses an engine company but there are plans to add an ambulance later, when staffing permits. For more information on upcoming events, check out the 5280Fire Calendar.
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This Colorado Sanctuary Lets You Sit With Rescued Cows And Pigs Far From The Crowds
A 2,000-pound cow does not care about your inbox, your commute or the traffic on I-25. She just wants a good scratch behind the ears, and she has all day to wait for one. Less than half an hour north of Denver, a quiet farm in Erie gives rescued cows, pigs, goats, sheep and donkeys a permanent home, and it opens its gates to neighbors who want to meet them.
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7 Colorado Farms Where Shaggy Highland Cows Wander Right Up To Say Hello
Highland cows look like someone crossed a cow with a shag rug, and Colorado has more of them than you might guess. Several small family ranches across the state let you meet these long-haired cattle up close, from the foothills near Loveland to the quiet valleys around Collbran. Many visits are by appointment, which keeps things calm, small and far from the usual weekend crowds.