Parents Beware … Digital Dangers Lurk For Kids Online
By ALLEN MCQUISTON
The Jemez Agency
Parents can’t always keep an eye on their children’s digital lives. Some adults aren’t digital natives, and still others simply don’t have time to monitor their kids’ activities. To complicate matters, the risks posed by cyber criminals changes all the time. Hackers and cyber crooks don’t stand still; they continually adapt, changing their attack methods to find new victims.
More than 1 million children—or 1.48 percent of minors—were victims of identity theft or fraud in 2017. Two-thirds of those victims were age 7 or younger. In addition,
Tags:
Business Columns
Glover And Fox Create Real Estate Team
.jpg)
Selling or buying a house can feel like a daunting prospect, especially if the interior doesn’t project a sense of “home.” Having real estate professionals with the ability to see beyond the surface to the potential of a home is vital. Paula M. Glover and Suzette Fox have the talent and skill to help both sellers and buyers realize their goals.
Glover and Fox have the expertise especially helpful for one particular part of the real estate market: homes that are outdated as part of an estate. When elderly parents pass away or move out of a family home,
Tags:
Community Business Home
Yuan’s Dumpling And Noodle House Opening In Downtown Los Alamos Wednesday Morning
Yuan’s Dumpling and Noodle House owner Cuilan Yuan, right, and her friend Julia Ju at her new restaurant Friday afternoon, which is opening at 11 a.m., Wednesday at 1350 Central Ave., Suite 110. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
An interior view of Yuan’s Dumpling and Noodle House opening Wednesday at 1350 Central Ave., Suite 110. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Tags:
Community Business Dining
Wiemann: Can You Count On A Bountiful Investment ‘Harvest’?
By SHELLY A. WIEMANN
Financial Advisor
Edward Jones
We’re officially in autumn – the season when we bring in what we planted in the spring. But the concept of planting and gathering isn’t confined to agriculture. In fact, it can be used in many walks of life, including investing.
So what can you do to help work toward a successful investment “harvest”?
Here is (not quite) a bushel of ideas:
Plant the right “seeds.” When farmers plant specific crops, they know about what to expect – how long it will take for them to grow, how much yield they’ll produce, and so on. When you invest, you too need to plant “seeds”
Tags:
Business Columns
Lee Bussolini Retires From Los Alamos Medical Center
Tags:
Community Business Healthcare
BLM Farmington District Reopens 2018 Nominations

Tags:
State Business Environment
McQuiston: Roadside Assistance
By ALLEN MCQUISTON
The Jemez Agency
With a strong economy and moderate fuel prices, drivers like you are hitting the road like never before.
As the garage door opens and you climb behind the wheel, admit it—somewhere in the back of your mind lurks an uncomfortable question: What will I do if I have trouble with my car? Lack of fuel, a flat tire, misplaced car keys, and mechanical issues can leave you stranded. Then what?
Consider the following scenarios:
Your son/daughter is newly licensed and is super excited to take their first drive …. alone. Have they taken the class: “Tire Changing 101?” Probably
Tags:
Business Columns
Nambe Drug Donates $1 For Each Flu Shot To Charity


The Lovett family opened Nambe Drug 3.5 years ago in Central Park Square, off Central Avenue in Los Alamos. They opened a branch six months later at 501 Old Pecos Trail in Santa Fe.
“Since Los Alamos and Santa Fe have been so good to us, we wanted to give back
Tags:
Community Business Healthcare
Senior DOT Official Recognizes NCRTD, Other Rural Public Transportation Agencies For Outstanding Service

Tags:
State Nation Business Travel
Laura Crucet Sees The Light At Pig + Fig Café
Co-owner Laura Crucet sees the light today at her Pig + Fig Café at 11 Sherwood Blvd., in White Rock after County utility crews repaired a fault that occured this morning in an underground line. The eatery has now re-opened for business. Courtesy photo
Tags:
Community County Business Dining
Wind: 13mph SSW
Humidity: 69%
Pressure: 30.07"Hg
UV index: 0
41/28°F
41/32°F