Plans for permanent #homeless shelter in Loveland scrapped, temporary shelter to close in April

The City of Loveland has scrapped its plans for a permanent, long-term #homeless shelter after the nonprofit chosen to operate the facility withdrew its application.
Jan. 27, 2026
#Denver #Colorado #DenverColorado

https://www.denver7.com/follow-up/plans-for-permanent-homeless-shelter-in-loveland-scrapped-temporary-shelter-to-close-in-april

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Good morning. 🌅

#sunrise #Colorado

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Pinks, oranges, purples, and pale blues paint the thin clouds and the background sky in beautiful splashes of color just before sunrise, visible behind silhouettes of tall pine trees and bare branches of other trees over my neighborhood on a cold, dry January morning.

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Ice is terrorizing people in Colorado. They are leaving playing cards on vehicles.

#Colorado
#MAGATerrorists
#FuckICE
#karma
#FAFO

I've had an account here for awhile but haven't posted on this instance yet, so here's my #Introduction

1. I am an engineering student working towards a degree related to nuclear energy. I am hoping to become a nuclear power plant operator after I graduate.

2. I am planning to start a blog soon that will mainly focus on transgender men's issues and my own gender transition.

3. I am looking for ways to get involved in politics and helping other members of the lgbt community around the Denver area.

4. I collect fountain pens and do calligraphy in my free time

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Cold. 🥶

#sunrise #Colorado

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Looking across the neighborhood just after sunrise on a very cold January morning with hazy, gray skies tinted with touches of pink, orange, and gold from weak sunshine trying to burn through the clouds, with a dusting of dry, fluffy snow atop the tall pine trees, bare tree branches, and roofs of nearby homes.

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While some precipitation improved abnormal dryness in eastern Colorado, conditions worsened in other parts of the state this week. Colorado's basins have had concerningly low snow water equivalent (SWE) levels this winter. As of Jan. 21, all are at or below 70% normal levels, with many below 50%. This has negatively impacted the Colorado River Basin and winter sports.

#drought #drought2026 #Colorado

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USDM Hot Topic January 22, 2026: Colorado. This week, abnormal dryness or drought in Colorado decreased from 70.4% to 69.86%. However, moderate drought or worse increased from 47.38% to 51.47%. Severe drought or worse rose slightly from 15.18% to 15.76%. Extreme drought increased from 4.54% to 5.67%. Exceptional drought remained at 0.83%. For more statistics, please refer to the US Drought Monitor website.