Weekly Fishing Report: June 28, 2023
By GEORGE MORSE
Sports And Outdoors
Los Alamos Daily Post
Anglers who have been patiently waiting for spring runoff tosubside will soon be rewarded. Streamflows across Northern New Mexico are dropping rapidly. The Chama River above El Vado Lake is already at a level (less than 400 cubic-feet-per-second) where the fishing is good and the expectation of hooking a big fish is high. The Pecos River is running at near normal for this time of year and weekly reports of big trout being caught are coming in.
The Rio Grande is still running a little high but is approaching normal. Give it a try if you are skilled Read More
New Mexico Activities Association Member Schools Approve Bylaw On Crowd Control & Unsportsmanlike Conduct
NMAA News:
ALBUQUERQUE — The New Mexico Activities Association membership recently voted in favor of a proposed update to sportsmanship bylaws.
NMAA high schools voted by nearly 80% in favor of Bylaw 7.7.4 – Crowd Control & Unsportsmanlike Conduct. The new policy will be enacted beginning with the 2023-2024 school year.
“We are glad to see our member schools approve this updated bylaw which coincides with our Compete with Class initiative and hope this will help eliminate much of the growing bad behavior,” NMAA Executive Director Sally Marquez said.
The updated bylaw now specifies the Read More
Los Alamos Elks Lodge Charity Golf Tournament July 28
Still Time To Register For 70th Atomic City Invitational
There are still a few spots remaining for the 70th Atomic City Invitational (ACI).
This is the longest running match play event in the Southwest. Dates are July 1 through July 4. Go to www.lagolfassociation.org to view the event schedule and to register.
The cost is $275 per player and includes three days of match play, kick-off reception, dinners, contests, prizes and more.
Invite friends and family to join in the fun either by registering to play or attending the festivities. Read More
Thrive Community Charter School Teaching Kids How To Ride A Bike In Eight Lessons
Courtesy/AllKidsBike
EDUCATION News:
SANTA FE — The All Kids Bike Kindergarten Learn-to-Ride Program is a fleet of 24 bikes, pedal conversion kits, helmets, one teacher instruction bike and certified curriculum teacher training, which is everything needed to teach kids how to progress from balance to riding a bike in 8 lessons at Thrive Community Charter School.
Lisa Weyer, Executive Director of the Strider Education Foundation explains, “The ability to ride a bike develops physical and mental well-being and instills confidence which can lead to better focus in the classroom. Kindergarten Read More