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Carah Wertheimer

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Because every woman needs her own planet. Hobby: rappelling down the bell curve. Reporter at The Longmont Leader.

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I'm passionate about the role that journalism can play in creating more open, truthful and productive exchanges at all levels of society, and I'm grateful for work that feeds my curiosity - enabling me to connect deeply with a never-ending stream of interesting people and projects. I've interviewed everyone from high-ranking federal officials to homeless people, kindergartners to celebrity athletes to bestselling authors.

My writing has appeared in The Daily Beast, the Denver Post, the Boulder…

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Swimmer of the Year Pierce Bigelow Credits Support of Many Along the Way

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By Carah Wertheimer
| The Longmont Leader
Longmont swimmer Pierce Bigelow, 18, had an especially good day a few weeks ago. “I was on the beach in Hawaii and I got a call from one of the reporters at BoCo Preps. He said, ‘Pierce, you’ve been chosen as BoCo Preps Swimmer of the Year, would you mind doing an interview?’ So, I did an interview and I was super excited. From the beach I called my parents and let them know, it was awesome,” Bigelow said. “And then a couple days later I saw the article and shared it with most of my friends.
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CU Researchers Show St. Vrain Teachers How to Use Leading-Edge Technology to Help Students

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By Carah Wertheimer
| The Longmont Leader
Six teachers from St. Vrain Valley School District returned to the classroom this week, once again becoming students themselves in order to learn leading-edge technology from University of Colorado Boulder education researchers. The three-day course, which ran Monday through Wednesday at the district’s Innovation Center, marks the start of SVVSD’s participation in the $20 million iSAT project funded by the National Science Foundation and based locally at the University of Colorado Boulder.
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Longmont elders eager for return to pre-COVID normal at senior center

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By Carah Wertheimer
| The Longmont Leader
After 13 months of closure and three months of gradual reopening, the Longmont Senior Center will be back in full swing in September, offering the full array of in-person programs and activities. After 13 months of closure and three months of gradual reopening, the Longmont Senior Center will be back in full swing in September, offering the full array of in-person programs and activities. The fall catalog will be available online and in print by Aug. 9. Program registration starts Aug. 16.
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