Jocelyn Rowley

United States

City Reporter at Loveland Reporter-Herald

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Articles

Thompson Valley EMS adds sensory kits to ambulances

3 weeks ago | reporterherald.com | Jocelyn Rowley

A couple of years ago, Thompson Valley Emergency Services Battalion Chief Dave Edwards was at Ball Arena in Denver for a Cirque du Soleil performance with his family when he noticed his oldest daughter, who is on the autism spectrum, didn’t seem to be enjoying the show as much as everyone else. “I’m engaged, my wife is engaged, my youngest daughter is engaged, but our oldest daughter was rigid in her seat, and you could just tell from her face that she was not into it,” he recalled.
‘A piece of history’: Loveland opens inclusive playground

3 weeks ago | reporterherald.com | Jocelyn Rowley

The grand opening for Willow Bend Park and Natural Area drew around 200 people, despite a downpour
Uranium detected ahead of Chimney Hollow Reservoir fill

3 weeks ago | timescall.com | Jocelyn Rowley

Boulder’s Naropa University selects its first new president in more than a decade
Uranium detected ahead of Chimney Hollow Reservoir fill

3 weeks ago | reporterherald.com | Jocelyn Rowley

Just weeks away from the beginning of fill operations at Chimney Hollow Reservoir west of Loveland, Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District has announced that uranium-bearing minerals have been detected in water quality sampling at the site. According to district officials, the uranium is naturally occurring in the granitic rock formations surrounding the reservoir and is not a significant source of radioactivity.
Loveland completes paving of 21-mile recreation loop trail

3 weeks ago | reporterherald.com | Jocelyn Rowley

More than 30 years after laying the first segment of Loveland’s Recreation Loop Trail, longtime resident and general contractor Greg Hoff has helped bring the project full circle. Crews from Hoff Construction recently completed paving on the last remaining soft surface stretch of the 21-mile loop, giving pedestrians and cyclists a smoother way to travel around the city. “It went really well,” Hoff said of the project, which paved an 0.8-mile segment between Wilson and Namaqua avenues.
Tax records spark tension in City Council’s metro district debate

3 weeks ago | reporterherald.com | Jocelyn Rowley

With a unanimous vote, Loveland City Council on Tuesday passed an ordinance amending the city's code on metro districts, but not before a disclosure of member property taxes by Mayor Jacki Marsh resulted in a heated debate. Originally Published: June 4, 2025 at 7:43 AM MDT
Loveland’s Willow Bend adaptive park to open on Thursday

3 weeks ago | reporterherald.com | Jocelyn Rowley

After a decade of planning and more than a year of construction, the wait for Willow Bend Park and Natural Area is nearly over. On Thursday, Loveland Parks and Recreation will hold a grand opening celebration for the 163-acre site where people of all ages and abilities can connect with the city’s great outdoors. “It’s all come out better than we expected,” said Parks and Recreation Planning Manager Bryan Harding as he showed off the site on Tuesday.
Metro district policies return to Loveland City Council agenda

3 weeks ago | reporterherald.com | Jocelyn Rowley

An 18-month moratorium on metropolitan district approvals in Loveland could be nearing its end. At Tuesday’s regular meeting, the City Council will consider formal amendments to the city’s metro district code that provide additional protections to property owners and will give the city more leverage to enforce its existing regulations.
Christopher Say launches bid for Loveland City Council Ward 3 seat

4 weeks ago | reporterherald.com | Jocelyn Rowley

When asked what he loves about Loveland, longtime resident Christopher Say didn’t have to think very long. “I love downtown,” he said. “It just keeps improving, and it’s because of hard work done by whether it’s the DDA (Downtown Development Authority) or the city or, even more so, the people that have invested in businesses downtown — the restaurants and the stores and the venues.
DA declines to charge Erin Black in Loveland park clash; others face misdemeanors

4 weeks ago | reporterherald.com | Jocelyn Rowley

After a two-month investigation, the Larimer County Sheriffs Office announced on Friday that Loveland City Council member Erin Black will not face criminal charges in connection with a confrontation at Dwayne Webster Park on March 29. However, four others involved in the incident — Lynn Reynolds-St. John, Alan Kujawa, Campbell Kujawa-Black and Dillon Kaiser — each have been issued a summons for misdemeanor harassment.