Carol A. Clark

Pastor Granillo: Your Voice

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By PASTOR RAUL GRANILLO 
La Vista Church
White Rock
 
If you don’t know when and how to speak, you lose your voice before you reach the floor. – Rev Dr. Deirdre Brower-Latz (Principle, Nazarene Theological College, Manchester)
 
Every one of us has a voice. That is, we each have a unique story or experience that can be shared with others. We may have an experience that will give wisdom to a decision, or perception that can bring clarity to a dialogue. Whatever it is, each person on this planet has a voice with the ability to encourage and edify the rest of humanity. Too often, however,
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Scenes From Friday’s Summer Concert

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Raindrops couldn’t stop fans from coming out Friday for the Summer Concert at which Ian Moore and his band performed at Ashley Pond. Photo by Bonnie J. Gordon/ladailypost.com
 
Lead singer Ian Moore and his band rocked the pond Friday. Photo by Bonnie J. Gordon/ladailypost.com
 
Rockin’ in the rain. Photo by Bonnie J. Gordon/ladailypost.com
 
The gang from Plateau Properties. Photo by Bonnie J. Gordon/ladailypost.com
 
Tiny tree hugger. Photo by Bonnie J. Gordon/ladailypost.com
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Los Alamos Minors 8-10 Softball Team Wins First Game Of State Tournament Friday Night 5-3!

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The Los Alamos Minors 8-10 Softball Team won their first game in the state tournament Friday night 5-3 against Roosevelt County. Photo by Shannon Johnson

Scene from Friday’s first game in the state tournament in which the Los Alamos Minors 8-10 Softball Team won 5-3 against Roosevelt County. Photo by Shannon Johnson

Scene from Friday’s first game in the state tournament in which the Los Alamos Minors 8-10 Softball Team won 5-3 against Roosevelt County. Photo by Shannon Johnson Read More

Obituary: Geoffrey B. Mills July 31, 1955 – July 3, 2017

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GEOFFREY B. MILLS July 31, 1955 – July 3, 2017

It is with heavy hearts that the family of Geoffrey B. Mills announces his passing on July 3, 2017 after a truly courageous 18 month battle with pancreatic cancer.

Geoff is preceded in death by his father, Frederick Eugene III. He is survived by Ellen, his wife of 39 years, his sons Jonathan and Alex of Albuquerque, his mother Joyanne of Oro Valley, Arizona, and his sister Debbie and his brother Dan, both of Illinois.

Geoff was born in Ithaca, New York on July 31, 1955. Soon after the family moved to Madison, Wisconsin where Read More

Atomic Heritage Foundation Collaborates With Local Partners To Preserve Oral History Of Manhattan Project

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Painting at El Convento in Española commemorating local contributions to the Manhattan Project. Courtesy photo
 
ATOMIC HERITAGE  FOUNDATION News:
 
Washington, D.C. – “It was an entirely different world,” Eulalia “Eula” Quintana Newton remembered, describing life in the northern Rio Grande valley before the coming of the Manhattan Project. “Our lives changed entirely.” 

The Manhattan Project, the top-secret World War II effort to build an atomic bomb, had a profound impact on the communities of northern New Mexico. The Atomic Heritage Foundation (AHF), a nonprofit

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Pinon Park Pool Offers Free Swim Days July 9-10!

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Pinon Park Pool offers free swim days Sunday, July 9 and Monday, July 10. Courtesy photo

 ​Swimmers enjoys some fun activities July 4 at Pinon Park Pool. Courtesy photo

COMMUNITY News:

Pinon Park Pool is offering two more free swim days this season, Sunday, July 9 and Monday, July 10.

President of Pinon Park Pool Association board Leilani Christensen said, “We welcome the public to come and try out our pool. The free swim days provide an opportunity for anyone to visit the pool at no charge and no obligation to join.”

“We had a great response to our free swim days in June, with dozens of families Read More

Clark: Apology To FOS Volunteers

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By CAROL A. CLARK
Publisher
Los Alamos Daily Post

I was contacted this morning by a volunteer with the Friends of the Shelter who expressed deep hurt at a recent story published in the Los Alamos Daily Post about the organization severing ties with the local animal shelter.

She felt the headline with the word “raid” misrepresented the actions of the volunteers and that the organization’s long history of caring for animals has been diminished.

I take full responsibility for that headline and apologize to the volunteers of this organization. These volunteers have done an invaluable service

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Richard Swenson Sculpture Show Opens Monday

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Metal sculptures by Richard Swenson on display this month at Mesa Public Library Gallery. Courtesy photo

LIBRARY News:

Richard Swenson’s imaginative metal sculpture is familiar to many people in Los Alamos and White Rock. He has installed dozens of his favorite works in Mesa Public Library for the next month, with an opening reception 5-7 p.m. Monday, July 10.

A veritable menagerie of domestic and exotic animals awaits you at Richard Swenson’s show in the Upstairs Art Gallery. Majestic horses, good-natured penguins, a graceful cheetah, goofy dogs with lolling tongues, some rams, some pigs, Read More

Christopher Davis Sentenced To Eight Years In Prison

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Christopher Davis of Los Alamos arrives Thursday for his sentencing hearing before Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer in First Judicial District Court. Photo by Maire O’Neill/ladailypost.com

Assistant Attorney General Anthony W. Long at Thursday’s sentencing hearing in Santa Fe for Christopher Davis of Los Alamos. Photo by Maire O’Neill/ladailypost.com

 

By MAIRE O’NEILL
Los Alamos Daily Post

Christopher W. Davis of Los Alamos was sentenced to eight years in prison Thursday by First Judicial District Judge Mary Marlowe Sommer following a lengthy hearing. Read More