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Yes? Attendance? Up in the air

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The Weld Re-8 Board of Education would love to see in-person graduation for Fort Lupton High School Memorial Day weekend.

FLHS officials are making plans to do just that. But the question before the board is how many people will be able to attend, thanks to potential coronavirus concerns.

During an April 22 discussion, Superintendent Alan Kaylor thought those who wanted to attend commencement could. Present guidance from local health departments caps the attendance to four tickets per graduate. Kaylor translated that to between 650 and 700 people in the audience.

Board member Cody LeBlanc, who doesn’t want any restrictions, said if an attendance cap is in place, it should be for the first 700 people who showed up to the ceremony.

His fellow board member, Michele Bettger, disagreed.

“I would ask you this as a board.

You sit on stage. It doesn’t feel like there are more than 750 people there.

I don’t know. We’ve never had to monitor who comes in,” Kaylor said.

“It sounds like a lot when you’re talking about that number. We’ll Livestream it.

It’s an option for parents to watch as people are watching (the April 22 school board meeting) now.”

“It’s important for families to bring whoever they want to celebrate graduation,” LeBlanc said. “I support what you’re saying. But I don’t like SEE GRADUATION, P4

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morning coffee. He and his wife enjoyed trips with the Brighton Senior Center. They also served the center as volunteers. They enjoyed many trips with the Pioneer Club of Public Service. For eight years, they wintered in Mesa, Arizona.

After school, he worked for Fort Lupton Electric and then Colorado Central Power Company. Public Service Company bought Colorado Central Power and Lowell worked there for 35 years.

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He married Ellen May Gilman in Platteville, Colorado on June 1, 1952. They gave birth to Timothy Lee (1954), Deborah May (1956), and Cynthia Lynn (1957). Cindy preceded her father in death in December of 1959. Ellen and Lowell were married for 68 years.

Lowell persevered through many health issues. They participated in the Relay for Life organization for cancer survivors for many years.

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He enjoyed hunting, fishing, camping, and woodworking. He was a member of the Fort Lupton Lions Club, often holding office.

After retirement, he enjoyed meeting with friends for

He was preceded in death by his brother, Lyle; sister, Eileen Graetzl; and a great-grandson, Ayden Rouse.

He is survived by his wife, Ellen Schuyler; children, Tim (Rebecca) and Debbie; four grandchildren, Christina Schuyler, Keri (Nathaniel) Rouse, Daniel (Stephanie) Schuyler, and Sabrina Schuyler; three step-grandchildren, Felisa (Squirrel) Busken, Joel (Carrie Ann) Reed, and Tim Reed; three greatgrandchildren; and eight step great-grandchildren.

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FLHS sets out graduation plan for 2021

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Fort Lupton High School is planning in-person graduation at 9 a.m.

Saturday, May 29, at the school.

Plans are also in the works for several other events in the run-up to commencement.

Here’s a list: The all-school awards assembly breakfast starts at 8 a.m. Tuesday, May 18, in the gym. That’s when all the classroom and honor cords will be handed out. The school plans to record those assemblies for parents to view on the school’s website or on Facebook.

The last day of school for seniors is Friday, May 21. Students need to

attend all of their classes to check in material; it’s also the last day for seniors to hand in their work. Those who are taking Edgenuity courses have to finish the coursework and pay for the coursework by 4 p.m.

May 21.

Seniors interested in participating in the senior breakfast and capping ceremony have to submit the form and buy tickets by May 21. The school provides breakfast for each senior who reserves a place; guests have to pay $12 per ticket. Each senior can buy three additional breakfast tickets.

The school has to split the breakfast because of health and safety guidelines. Seniors whose

last names start with A-L start at 8 a.m. May 25; the balance of the class begins at 10 a.m. Each session lasts 90 minutes.

Student speakers have to turn in their speeches to Debra Smith by 10 a.m. May 21 by email.

Those who plan to speak at graduation (opening invocation, the welcoming, closing benediction or crossing of the tassel) have to turn in their speeches by 10 a.m. May 21.

Graduation practice will start shortly after noon May 25 at Bob Felps Field. In case of bad weather, the rehearsal takes place inside the gym.

Senior Scholarship Night is at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 26. Students

should submit scholarship awards to the counseling office. It’s a ticketed event; RSVPs for seniors are required.

The walk of fame and senior barbecue starts at noon Thursday, May 27.

Graduation begins at 9 a.m. May 29; seniors should show up at the high-school commons no later than 8:15 a.m. Parents need to stay behind the roped areas to take pictures. It’s a ticketed event. Seniors can ask for four tickets for the ceremony.

In case of bad weather, the next scheduled times are noon May 29, 2 p.m. May 29; 10 a.m. Sunday, May 30; noon May 30 and 2 p.m. May 30. Call 303-857-7100.

Officer-involved shooting kills one An officer-involved shooting left one man dead near Fort Lupton on April 17.

It happened in the Aristocrat Ranchettes subdivision, which is northeast of town, around 8:45 a.m.

The Weld County Coroner’s Office identified the victim as 60-year-old Smoky Lynn Crockett, who lives in

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the area of the shooting. He died at the scene.

Weld County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Joe Moylan said deputies responded to a report of a disturbance with weapons inside a residence. A female caller told authorities an armed man was preventing her from leaving the home

and threatening to kill her. When deputies arrived, they found the man outside the home and told him to drop his weapon.

“After several minutes of interacting with the suspect, an officer-involved shooting occurred,” Moylan said. “The suspect, a 60-year-old white man, was pronounced dead

at the scene.” His name wasn’t released. Moylan added there is no additional threat to the area.

The 19th Judicial District Critical Incident Team is handling the investigation. Those with information should call detective John Kinne with the Greeley Police Department at 970-350-9603.

there is Bruce Baker, David DeMott, Kathleen Dodaro, Obi Ezeadi, Sarah Nurmela, Kathryn Skulley and Jon Voelz. For more information, see the city of Westminster’s election page:https://www.cityofwestminster.us/Government/Departments/ CityClerk/Elections/municipalelection.

For Ward 1 councilor in Thornton, there is Sherry Goodman and Kathryn Henson. There is Jessica Sandgren and Roberta Ayala for Ward 2; Kate Miya and Tony Unrein for Ward 3; and Angie Bedolla and Karen Bigelow for Ward 4.

In Northglenn, Gerald Montour has so far submitted a candidate

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Anass Maksi has filed an affidavit for Brighton’s mayoral race.

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Eagle View Adult Center Update: Adams County has moved into the Blue Level so restrictions are lessening! Staff is currently planning for a safe opening. More details will be coming as soon as our reopening plans are approved.

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Speak Week continues The Brighton Youth Commission will be hosting a series of events for SPEAK (Suicide, Prevention, Education, Awareness and Knowledge) Week the rest of this week.

The goal of SPEAK Week is to raise awareness about the prevalence of teen suicide and to educate the community on mental health issues and the stigmas surrounding them, according to a press statement.

Some of the events are virtual and socially distanced events and include a WPEAK Week walk Saturday, May 1. Virtual activities include outdoor art and other activities. The walk will take place at Carmichael Park in half-hour waves from 1 - 4 p.m. Facial coverings will be required and any other COVID-19 health and safety guidelines at the time will apply.

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Trash Bash The city of Brighton’s annual Trash Bash is set for two weekends.

One is the weekend of Friday, April 30, and the other is the weekend of Friday, Sept. 24. In both instances, the drop-off point will be at the wastewater treatment plant, 325 N. Kuner Road.

Acceptable items for trash bash include furniture, cabinets, appliances (not freezers or refrigerators), bicycles, cut-up carpet and doors. Small items have to be in containers. Total weight has to be relative to the type of container.

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LeBlanc asked for an update by May 10.

“I want it put on an action item (at a potential special meeting; the board’s next scheduled business meeting is Tuesday, May 25) to allow for full attendance at graduation ceremonies,” said LeBlanc.

“I’d like to give the high school the opportunity to weigh in,” Bettger

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Rec center to change to level blue May 1 The Brighton Recreation Center will be making several adjustments to align with Adams County moving to Level Blue on the COVID-19 dial.

A city statement said as of Saturday, May 1, the center will move forward with providing extended hours, the return of several key programs, more fitness classes, lockers and more. Among the changes: No reservations for fitness classes except BOGA; The hot tub will be opened for a maximum capacity of three people; Increased swim capacity (no reservations required); Masters and youth swim team will return mid-May; Lockers will be available for use (locks will be available for purchase or you must provide your own); SEE BRIEFS, P5

said.

“They will. We’ll have another update,” Kaylor said. “My prediction is that by that time, I’m guessing we will be at a point where we can let families in.”

The ceremony is due to start at 9 a.m. Saturday, May 29, at Bob Phelps Field.

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Increased gym capacity and extended drop-in pickleball hours; Chair massage Wednesdays from 9 to 11:30 a.m; $10 for 10 minutes; Community gardens and park shelters are available to reserve; In addition, the new hours of operation are 5:30 a.m, to 8 p.m.

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Police department online meeting The Brighton Police Department will host a community Zoom meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 26, to talk about crime trends and statistics, crime prevention tips and the implementation of body-worn cameras.

A Q&A session will follow for staff to respond to questions from the public.

“I think these meetings represent a great opportunity to connect and communicate with citizens,” said Cmdr. Matthew Domenico of the Brighton Police Department.

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To submit a question ahead of time, pemail communications@ brightonco.gov. Department staff will also be answering questions submitted in the chat function during the Zoom session.

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Young entrepreneur program The Youth Services’ Growing Grads Program starts its new Young Entrepreneur Program in June.

The workshops will be virtual and will consist of a series of hourlong classes that will teach and empower youth how to build their own business. It’s for young adults ages 19.

After the workshops, participants will be eligible to sell their products on an online marketplace.

Interested buyers will then be able to purchase directly from the seller.

“This is a class for young adults in Brighton who are passionate about entrepreneurship or just simply want to learn more,” said Tawnya Russell, manager of Brighton Youth Services. “We hear of so many great business ideas among youth in our community, so we hope we can help guide those young entrepreneurs through this program.”

Deadline to apply is April 7.

Admission interviews will follow April 21 - 23 and 30 applicants will be accepted into the program. For questions, contact Russell at 303655-2123 or trussell@brightonco. gov.

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