Amanda Gilbert

4 weeks ago | denvergazette.com | Amanda Gilbert

LOVELAND, Colo. — Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) has confirmed the discovery of 500 dead sucker fish in Lake Loveland, attributing the die off to low water levels. The city of Loveland says there is a chance the reservoir may not fill this year. “This year for sure, it’s really low,” said Cayce Stevens, a local resident who frequently walks his dog near the lake. CPW identified the dead fish as sucker fish, a native species, and cited reduced lake volume as a probable cause.

1 month ago | 9news.com | Amanda Gilbert

LOVELAND, Colo. — Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) has confirmed the discovery of 500 dead sucker fish in Lake Loveland, attributing the die off to low water levels. The city of Loveland says there is a chance the reservoir may not fill this year. “This year for sure, it’s really low,” said Cayce Stevens, a local resident who frequently walks his dog near the lake. Like many others in the area, Stevens has noticed the low water level. Some other neighbors have noticed dead fish in the reservoir.

1 month ago | 9news.com | Amanda Gilbert

FORT COLLINS, Colo — For three graduating seniors from Polaris Expeditionary Learning School, commencement marked more than just the end of high school — it was the conclusion of a 13-year journey in the same building. Gunnar Saozman, Neo Monti di Sopra and Bronson Miller celebrated their graduation on May 21 at the Lincoln Center, closing a chapter that began in kindergarten at Polaris.

1 month ago | 9news.com | Amanda Gilbert

WINDSOR, Colo. — At 90 years old, Bill and Mary Monroe spend much of their retirement helping Coloradans keep their gardens alive in a challenging climate. The Windsor couple answers more than 300 gardening calls and emails annually as part of the Colorado State Extension Master Gardener Program, where they have volunteered for 35 years. CSU says the program provides trusted, practical education to help you solve problems, develop skills and build a better future.

1 month ago | newscentermaine.com | Amanda Gilbert

LOVELAND, Colo. — At 85 years old, Art Harris has logged more than 500 hours of volunteer service at Good Samaritan Society – Loveland Village, a senior living community in Northern Colorado. Harris spends his days checking in on fellow veterans, pushing wheelchairs, manning the front desk and offering companionship. It's a mission he said keeps the memory of his late wife alive. Harris came to Loveland Village every day to visit his wife, Jeanette, who lived there until her death two years ago.