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With this unusually hot weather, the City has gotten a lot of questions about water restrictions. There are currently no mandatory water restrictions in Louisville, but residents are encouraged to observe voluntary water restrictions.

The March Library newsletter highlights events including an Active Minds lecture on women composers in classical music, a K-Pop Demon Hunters Sing-Along for kids, and a slide program on the mystery of bird migration. It also spotlights the Youth Spring Art Show opening reception, new Library of Thin...

The March Museum newsletter launches the new History Happy Hour series with a program on the history and legacy of Black cowboys in the American West. It also highlights a pop-up quilting workshop, the new Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness front window exhibit, and Ute Knowledge: Colorado’...

Playground improvements are planned for 2026 at both Memory Square Park and the Recreation & Senior Center — and we need your input.

The Sanitary Sewer Lining Project involves rehabilitating aging sanitary sewer pipelines using trenchless lining methods. Sewer lining addresses common issues associated with older infrastructure.

The February Library newsletter highlights events including an introduction to genealogy research with Ancestry Library Edition, a virtual lecture on UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and an AI presentation by a local data scientist. It also spotlights ongoing programs like Read to Rover (weekly therapy ...

February's Museum newsletter announces a pop-up quilting workshop, a screening of the 1970s western film Buck and the Preacher for Black History Month, and the opening of the "Ute Knowledge: Colorado's Original STEM" exhibit running through April. It also highlights the museum's ongoing Marshall Fir...

The January Library newsletter highlights events including a mindfulness meditation session to start the new year, a Boulder Open Space presentation on birds of prey, and a virtual program on parenting for emotional intelligence and connection. It also spotlights the community's most read books of 2...

The January Museum newsletter looks back on a record-setting 2025 and commemorates the 90th anniversary of the Monarch No. 2 Mine explosion. It also highlights a pop-up quilting workshop, the Hometown Nuclear: The Story of Rocky Flats & Louisville exhibit, the new online Dog Days of Louisville e...

It was no secret that coal mining was dangerous. Miners put themselves at tremendous personal risk to make a living. Though the Monarch Mine explosion was extraordinary because of its scale and death toll, death and injury in the mines had always been a frequent feature of life for Louisville famili...

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