FBI: Suspect Sought In Kidnapping Of Girl In Kirtland
The FBI and San Juan County Sheriff’s Office are looking for a man suspected of kidnapping a 13-year-old girl in Kirtland.
The girl, who was reported missing Tuesday night, was found alive at a trading post in Red Valley, Ariz., at approximately 7:30-7:45 a.m., Wednesday.
The suspect is described as a Native American male in his 30s-40s, approximately 6′ tall, with short brown hair. He had no facial hair.
He may be driving a dark colored four-door pickup truck with a bed cover, silver rims, and a 4×4 emblem.
He was last seen at Broken Horn arena/RV Park on County Road 6100 Read More
Lifelong Hilltoppers Bring Back LA Mountain
Thank You Sponsors Of Joel M. Williams Tennis Tournament!
By BOB NOLEN
Los Alamos Tennis Club Board Of Directors
The 4th Annual Joel M. Williams Tennis Tournament was a HUGE SUCCESS!!
The Los Alamos Tennis Club held the subject tournament in continuing honor of Joel M. Williams, who was a tremendous supporter of tennis in Los Alamos over the past 50-60 years.
We believe that the tournament was such a large success due to the efforts of the New Zealand duo of David Rutherford and Nicola Winch as the tournament directors. They did something we had never done before, held all games at Urban Park Courts!! This created such a great comradery of all in attendance Read More
101-Year-Old Helen Benson Visits League Exhibit At Library
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Whipple: Forest Bathing Or Shinrin-Yoku For Better Health
Los Alamos
Forest Bathing was defined by the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture in 1982 to encourage people to spend more time in nature.
This practice encourages us to spend more time outside so we can absorb the beauty, smells and sounds of our natural environment. This healing technique is unique because it passively restores physiological and psychological health through our five senses when we are immersed in nature instead of relying on medication.
Our system is recharged by experiencing the forest and by eliminating the noise, stress and technology around us.
It Read More
Topper Boys Soccer Fall To The Rams In Overtime
By MIKE COTE
In the waning moments of the first overtime period, the Rio Rancho Rams scored on a quick-strike chance to knock off the Los Alamos Hilltopper boys soccer team.
In the 90th minute, Rio Rancho’s Jamal Bynum banged in a header from close range to lift the Rams to a 3-2 victory over Los Alamos at Sullivan Field. It was just Los Alamos’ second loss of Read More
Del Norte LOV Foundation Fall Grant-Making Cycle
Del Norte LOV Foundation News:
SANTA FE — The Del Norte LOV (Living Our Vision) Foundation, an independent 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization associated with Del Norte Credit Union (DNCU), has announced the opening of its fall 2021 grant cycle. Aimed at contributing to youth and family programs provided by diverse 501(c) 3 organizations in New Mexico, the fall grant-making program will evenly distribute a total $12,500 among five recipients.
“In continuing with our mission to improve lives of youth and families in New Mexico, we are excited to continue the Del Norte LOV Foundation’s Community Read More
Mountain Club News For 2021/2022 Season
By COACH ANNA
Mountain Club
Hello everyone, we are finally back to the pool after a long wait!
First, I would like to take a moment to appreciate everyone, our wonderful parents and dear swimmers, for your support and commitment to OUR Mountain Club, especially during the difficult covid period. As a swim coach, it is my pleasure to contribute my share to keep our swimmers healthy mentally and physically.
Our swimmers have worked hard and made a huge progress with your support during the last year. Read More
NMPED Launches Social-Emotional Learning Portal
NMPED News:
SANTA FE — The Public Education Department (PED) has launched an online portal to give parents, students and educators free access to resources to better understand, teach and support social-emotional learning in order to build positive school cultures and happy, successful students.
The department partnered with 7 Mindsets, a national leader in online social emotional learning solutions, to create and maintain the New Mexico Cares portal. The portal provides access to the company’s courses, curricula, leadership training Read More
Daily Postcard: Signs Of Fall Along Canyon Road
New Mexico COVID-19 Sept. 15 Update: 690 New Cases, Totaling 243,085 With 18 New Deaths And 211,164 Recovered
SANTA FE – New Mexico state health officials announced 690 additional COVID-19 cases today in New Mexico.
Los Alamos County reports two new cases today bringing the total 637 people who have tested positive for COVID-19. (County totals are subject to change upon further investigation and determination of residency of individuals positive for COVID-19.)
This update includes 18 new deaths in New Mexico related to COVID-19.
Per the state Department of Health, the most recent cases are:
SANTA FE – New Mexico state health officials on Wednesday announced 690 additional COVID-19 Read More
Atomic City Transit – Detour On Route 3 (Canyon And Central) To Begin Thursday Sept. 16
Atomic City Transit detour on Route 3 begins Thursday, Sept. 16. Courtesy/LAC
COUNTY News:
Los Alamos County’s Atomic City Transit will operate a detour on Route 3 (Canyon and Central) due to road construction work on Entrada Drive beginning Thursday, Sept. 16 until further notice.
The Route 3 detour will travel on Camino Entrada and bypass Entrada Drive bus stops #571 (by the Los Alamos Co-op) and #570 (by Holiday Inn Express), which will be closed during the detour.
A temporary bus stop will be available on the southbound side of Camino Entrada just before Entrada Drive. A map of the detour and Read More
New Mexico Extends Indoor Masks To At Least Oct. 15
SANTA FE – The statewide requirement that face masks be worn in all indoor public spaces, with only limited exceptions and regardless of vaccination status, will be extended, the Office of Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced Wednesday.
Gov. Lujan Grisham authorized the reimplementation of the mask requirement last month in an effort to stem the state’s rising tide of COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations.
The reimplemented facemask requirement has contributed to reducing viral transmission in the state over the last month; the state’s 7-day average Read More
Chart 507: COVID-19 Update New Mexico Sept. 15
Board Of Public Utilities Meets Online 5:30 PM Today
The Board of Public Utilities will hold a regular meeting 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sep. 15.
This meeting is open to the public. Due to COVID-19 concerns, this meeting will be conducted remotely.
Find the agenda for this meeting here: Sept. 15, 2021 BPU Agenda.
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Rojas Has Perfect Prediction In Weekly Pace Race
ACRR News:
Aurea Rojas had a perfect prediction for her 33:00 time in the weekly pace race held Tuesday on the Aquatic Center Trail.
Other accurate predictors are:
- Zach Medin with a 3 second differential;
- Ted Atkins, Senior at 6 seconds off;
- Roxana Candia with a 21 second difference; and
- and Felix Candia at 24 seconds off.
In the 1 mile paved course, Adrian Medin, 10, was the best finisher recording a 7:09 and the first female finisher was Anna Ferenbaugh, 12, at 10:11.
Logan Nolan, 11, had 10:44 for top Read More
Updated Topper Weekly Sports Schedule
SPORTS News:
The Los Alamos High School Hilltopper Sports Schedule for Sept. 14 through Sept. 18:
Sept. 14 Tuesday
- Girls Soccer vs Rio Rancho Away 6 p.m.
- Boys Soccer vs Rio Rancho Home 6 p.m. – Broadcast on Daily Post YouTube Channel
- Volleyball vs Santa Fe Prep Home 6 p.m.
Sept. 15 Wednesday
- Volleyball vs Sandia Prep Home 6 p.m. – No Broadcast Today
Sept. 16 Thursday
- Boys Soccer vs St. Pius Away 3:30 p.m.
- Girls Soccer vs St. Pius Home 4 p.m. – Broadcast on Daily Post YouTube Channel
Sept. 17 Friday (HOMECOMING)
- Football vs Gallup Home 7 p.m. – Broadcast on Daily Post YouTube
Luján On Commemorating Hispanic Heritage Month
From the Office of U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján:
WASHINGTON D.C. — U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M.) issued the following statement to commemorate Hispanic Heritage Month, which is celebrated Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 annually:
“Every year from September 15 to October 15, our nation proudly takes time to reflect on the important role that the Hispanic community plays in the success of America during Hispanic Heritage Month.
“With a rich culture and long-held traditions that have become part of the fabric of our nation, the Hispanic community has played a vital role in American society and continues to produce Read More
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