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County Line Highlights Glass Recycling Launch

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Council Meeting on Tuesday

What’s on the agenda? The Council will meet in Los Alamos (Chambers – 7 p.m.) and hear a presentation on the San Juan/Chama water project from the Dept. of Public Utilities, plus much more! Download the agenda now https:////www.losalamosnm.us/gov/council/Pages/default.aspx

County Launches “Open Forum”

It’s the next step we’re taking toward building better options for communications using the power of the internet – not just having another public meeting! Open Forum will allow you to post comments on line about Read More

Down the Rio Grande: A Paddlers Perspective of Rocks and Rapids

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LOS ALAMOS HISTORICAL SOCIETY News

The Los Alamos Historical Society announced its 2012-2013 lecture series, “History and Science.”  Visit https:////www.losalamoshistory.org/Events.htmfor a schedule and for a synopsis of each lecture.  Lectures are on the second Tuesday of the month at 7:30 p.m. in the Pajarito Room of the Fuller Lodge. The lectures are free and open to the public, thanks to the generosity of the Los Alamos National Bank and the members of the Historical Society. The October lecture is a journey down the Rio Grande by geologist and award-winning author, Paul Read More

Register for Ruby K’s Halloweekend Yum Run

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RUBY K’S News:

The eighth annual Ruby K’s Yum Run is Oct. 27 starting at 8 a.m. with a 5K run/walk and a 10K trail run/walk and at 9:30 a.m. with a 1K fun walk/run.

The event begins and ends at Ruby K’s Bagel Café at 20th Street and Central Avenue and all profits benefit LA Cares.  

This year’s run/walk is included in local MainStreet Halloweekend activities. Los Alamos Rotary Club, a supporter of LA Cares, is partnering to assist with the event. 

Entry fees are $15 per person for the 1K (or $35 per family); $30/person for the 5K AND 10K (or $90/family). 

Entry forms are available Read More

Beginning Fencing Starts Tuesday at the Y

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FAMILY YMCA News:
 
The new YMCA Beginning Fencing class will start at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 2 for those with no previous fencing experience.
 
Enrollment is for anyone above the age of 10. The class will cover basic footwork, fundamental blade skills, rules of engagement and some bouts.
 
All necessary equipment is provided by the YMCA. Registration cone be done at the YMCA front desk or on-line at www.laymca.org.
 
For more information or questions, contact Tom Hill, 672-1058
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Animal Shelter’s Pet of the Week: Axle

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Axle is available for adoption. Courtesy photo
 
Don’t let those sad-looking eyes fool you … Axle is a playful and affectionate neutered male. The shelter temperament testers describe this pit mix as a “total sweetheart.”
 
He would love a family that appreciates big, sloppy dog kisses.

The Los Alamos Animal Shelter at 226 East Road has a great selection of on-site adoptable pets. Others are currently off-campus in foster homes.

 
Call 505-662-8179 or visit the Friends of the Shelter website: https:////www.lafos.org/, to learn more about volunteering,
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You Don’t Have to Quit…

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TRINITY ON THE HILL News:

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Have you ever asked God “Why are You allowing me or my loved ones to suffer like this?” If you have ever gone through some type of emotional, spiritual, or physical pain, then chances are you have asked or thought about this question.

Come to Trinity on the Hill Episcopal Church, 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 14, to hear Father Colin Kelly speak to your pain, your fears, and your struggles.

You may be on the edge of losing it and giving up because the emotional or physical pain is overwhelming and you can’t imagine living with it any longer. After suffering awhile Read More

Library Board Meets Monday

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LOS ALAMOS COUNTY LIBRARY BOARD
REGULAR MEETING—AGENDA
5:30 p.m., Monday, Oct. 1, 2012 at Mesa Public Library

1. Call to order

2. Public comment/correspondence (for items not on the agenda)

3. Board Business
A. Welcome new Board member
B. Review and approval of the minutes of September 4, 2012
C. Review of FY 13 Work Plan

4. Chair and Board Members’ Reports
A. Friends of Los Alamos County Library Liaison Report
B. WR Plan Implementation Committee Liaison Report
C. Fuller Lodge Historic Districts Advisory Board Liaison Report

5. Board/Staff Communications
A. Manager’s Report
i. Annual Reporting: Read More

YMCA Offering Flamenco Dance for Beginners

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FAMILY YMCA News:

A new Flamenco Dance for Beginners class begins at the Family YMCA in October:

YMCA members and non-members, men and women, boys and girls ages 10 and up welcome.

Flamenco dance has become a popular dance form worldwide because of its powerful lines, intense rhythms, and the beautiful traditional melodies that cannot help but inspire movement.

The dance comes from Southern Spain and is the unique art of the gypsies which combines the sounds and movements of Europe, India, and Northern Africa.

Flamenco Dance is accompanied by guitar, hand-clapping, singing Read More

WHITE ROCK’S ARTIST & ARTISANS MARKET: Call for Exhibitors & Patrons

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CREATIVE DISTRICT News:

The Los Alamos Creative District is now looking for exhibitors/vendors throughout the area to display and sell their work at the White Rock Artist and Artisans Market. 

This market will be Sunday Oct. 7, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and is a free event to participate in. 

The location will be on the outdoor space at the Hive at 134 N.M. 4 in White Rock where about 40 tents and tables can be accommodated. 

The Hive is close by the parking and shuttle stop for the Bandelier National Monument shuttle – all visitors going to Bandelier will be required to use this shuttle.  Read More

County Launches On-Line Public Comment Forum

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COUNTY News:

Los Alamos County has launched a new on-line public comment forum called “Open Forum.”

Open Forum will be moderated by Peak Democracy and is another tool as the County continues its efforts to expand ways that citizens can voice their opinions about a variety of topics.

The forum can be accessed on the County’s home page.

County Councilors and County Staff will review comments and incorporate them into the decision-making process.

Furthermore, the County aims to empower citizens by providing them information on each issue to enrich online comment and provide more opportunities Read More