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General nutrition resources
For general information on Boulder County nutrition resources, people can reach out to Deanni via email at tdeanni@bouldercounty.org or phone at 303-441-4995 for English or 303-441-3867 for Spanish. For more information about available Nutrition Resources across the county, people can visit: bit.ly/2iitlxu.
Other resources
The Boulder Food Rescue aims to create a more just and less wasteful food system. Donated food is redistributed throughout the community to those in need. For more information, call 720-445-5273 or visit boulder foodrescue.org.
A number of Boulder County farms participate in Community Supported Agriculture. Through a CSA a person can support local farms, while getting a variety of locally grown produce throughout the growing season. Shares including fruits, eggs, and other farm products are also available. To find a local CSA, people can visit localharvest.org/csa.
Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence, a human rights organization committed to ending violence against people of all ages through advocacy, support, education and community organizing, offers emergency shelter for those escaping violence, counseling, education and transitional housing. Visit their website, safehousealliance. org, to learn more. Those experiencing violence and seeking help should call the organization’s crisis hotline at 303-444-2424.
For more information on additional resources, people can all the Boulder County Area Agency on Aging’s resource help line at 303-441-1617. Staff will be available to answer questions via phone from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays. For general office inquiries, people can contact BCAAA through email at bcaaa@boulder county.org, via phone at 303-441-3570 for English or 303-441-3867 for Spanish.
For updated information on BCAAA operations and community resources, people can also follow BCAAA’S Facebook page: facebook.com/boulderCountyareaagency onaging.
For information, referral, or resources, people can contact the sources below. This includes information for mountain and rural communities.
• Email: infoadRC@ bouldercounty.org Phone: 303-441-1617 Online Resource: bouldercounty help.org
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• Email: Infohealthyaging
@ bouldercounty. org Phone: 303-441-4995 (English) or 303-441-3774 (Spanish)
Medicare Counseling — Medicare Basics information will soon be available online.
• Email: care counseling@bouldercounty. org Phone: 303-441-1546 (English) or 303-678-6113 (Spanish)
Caregiver Programs
• Email: infocaregiver@ bouldercounty.org Phone: 303-678-6116
Veterans Services cers
• Boulder Email: jpbrown@ bouldercounty.org Phone: 303-441-3890
• Longmont
Email: ktownsend@ bouldercounty.org Phone: 720-864-6663
Long-term Ombudsman
• Email:
CO@ bouldercounty.org Phone: 303-441-1173
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The Artwalk on Main, presented by the Firehouse Art Center, returned to celebrate the 150th birthday of Longmont after showcasing artwork downtown for eight weeks over the summer. The Artwalk included dozens of booths set up by artists, spray painting and other activities for families.
In addition to Artwalk, the festival also included performances by local choirs and singers, a car show, dance performances and other activities.
“It’s kind of a welcome back celebration, as well as getting to hear some great music, celebrate a little bit of Longmont history and enjoy Longmont culture,” Mason said.