Feral Cow Roundup Continues In Bayo And Pueblo Canyons
COUNTY News:
Los Alamos County Announced that the 2021 operations began today to safely and humanely remove feral cattle from Bayo and Pueblo canyons.
Two cows have been caught in Pueblo Canyon. However, most of the herd have proven difficult, and the roundup and trail closures have been extended to the end of May.
The cattle are impacting the safety of drivers on local roads, damaging cultural sites and have been aggressive to recreation users in the County. The Bayo and Pueblo canyon trails, and access from the N.M. 502 gate into Pueblo Canyon will remain closed for the safety of recreational Read More
DEA: What To Do When It’s Not Drug Take Back Day?
DEA News:
The DEA’s most recent Drug Take Back Day took place Saturday, April 24.
The DEA hope’s residents were able to attend and dispose of unused, unwanted and expired prescription drugs, but reminds those who weren’t able to attend Take Back Day that hey are not out of luck.
The DEA’s Diversion Control Division operates several public disposal locations across the country all year-round.
Prepare for the next prescription drug disposal by finding a near by public disposal location and help prevent drug addiction and overdose deaths in every community.
FBI: Husband And Wife Charged With Assaulting Metropolitan Police Officers During Jan. 6 Capitol Breach
Mark Middleton, 52, of Forestburg, Texas, and Jalise Middleton, 51, also of Forestburg, Texas were arrested Wednesday and charged with assaulting two police officers and other crimes. Courtesy/FBI
FBI News:
- ‘Couple Repeatedly Struck Officers in Attempt to Breach Capitol Barricades’
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Wednesday, April 21, a Texas couple was arrested for assaulting two Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) officers, as well as other crimes, during the Jan. 6 breach on the U.S. Capitol that disrupted a Joint Session of the U.S. Congress in the process of affirming Presidential election Read More
Grant: Embrace Your Suffering With Friendliness
By ELIZABETH GRANT, LPCC
Los Alamos
Depression is wretched, even traumatic for some. However, with practice, we can accelerate our rate of healing from a depressive episode and even transform its darkness into meaningful change if we cultivate a self-compassionate approach to our suffering.
The recent Megan Markel interview illuminates one strong point regarding depression. Whether you live in a castle or a condo, no one is immune from depression. It’s a universal condition. When people in influential positions share their suffering, it helps to deflate the shame and stigma that exists Read More
New Mexico State Land Office Files Lawsuit To Clean Up Massive Abandoned Oil And Gas Site In McKinley County
This map shows the location of expired leases and inactive wells. Courtesy/State Land Office
State Land Office News:
SANTA FE — In honor of Earth Day Thursday, April 22, the New Mexico State Land Office filed its 16th lawsuit in its ongoing Accountability and Enforcement Program.
The Accountability and Enforcement Program, launched in November 2020, is a historic, agency-wide programmatic approach being undertaken to ensure oil and gas companies, and other lease holders, honor their contractual promise to operate and close out responsibly.
“At the core of our Accountability and Enforcement Read More
