Los Alamos County Environmental Services Division Offers Free Cardboard Recycling Services To Busineses
Businesses are encouraged to utilize these ‘cardboard only’ bins offered free of charge to commercial customers. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com
There are numerous benefits a business can enjoy from tossing corrugated cardboard into the recycling bin rather than in the trash. Besides helping the environment, it can help businesses save money.
Starting in September 2017, the Los Alamos County Environmental Services Division (ESD) has been offering cardboard recycling services free of charge
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Los Alamos Has Viome!
From left, Viome’s Head of Project Management Miranda Intrator, President Deepak Savadatti, Chief Science Officer Momo Vuyisich and Research Associate Andy Hatch at the lab Monday afternoon at 81 Camino Entrada in Los Alamos. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Viome employees gather with Chief Science Officer Momo Vuyisich, seated third from right, to celebrate the company’s first year anniversary Saturday evening at Cottonwood on the Greens at the Los Alamos Golf Course. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.comTags:
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LANS Fee Impacted By Plutonium Air Shipments
By MAIRE O’NEILLLos Alamos National Security, LLC earned 89 percent of the total available fee for FY2017, or $44.6 million out of a possible $50.3 million, a National Nuclear Safety Administration spokesman said Wednesday.
The LANL contractor is graded annually for its performance. According to the Performance Evaluation Report for 2017, LANS had the potential to earn about $50.3 million, which comprises $8.9 million in at-risk fee, $35.4 million in fixed fee and $6 million for Strategic Partnerships with other agencies, which is also a fixed
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Heinrich Slams Solar Tariff Decision
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USDA Provides Funding To Increase Access To Educational And Health Care Services In Rural Areas
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Los Alamos Community Foundation Nonprofit Training: Internal Controls For Nonprofits Feb. 8
LACF News:Embezzlement and fraud within the nonprofit sector is probably more common and also more preventable than you would think. The damage and effect of fraud can be extensive and community trust hard to regain. By raising your awareness of how it happens and implementing a few simple
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UCOR Earns 87 Percent Of Fee At Oak Ridge
URS | CH2M Oak Ridge workers demolish the K-802 Pumphouse at East Tennessee Technology Park during the April-September 2017 fee evaluation period. Courtesy/DOE
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OAK RIDGE, Tenn. – The Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management (OREM) cleanup contractor URS | CH2M Oak Ridge (UCOR) earned almost $3.3 million for its performance from April through September 2017, nearly 87 percent of the total award fee available for the evaluation period.
OREM recently issued its latest six-month fee determination scorecard for UCOR. EM releases information relating to contractor fee
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Laural Hardin Brings Petree Garden Center To Los Alamos
Certified Arborist Laural Hardin is bringing Petree Garden Center to Los Alamos in early April. Courtesy photo
Just to clarify, Laural Hardin of Los Alamos has partnered with Mike Petree of Taos to bring Petree Garden Center to Los Alamos. The company is leasing space in the former De Colores building at 2470 East Road, which Craig and Rachel Wehner recently purchased and from where they are operating their landscaping business.
“While Petree Gardens and Los Alamos Landscaping & More are not partners, we share the same
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SBDC Helps Secure More Than $1.5 Million In Financial Assistance For Area Businesses
SBDC Business Advisor Anne Lantrip and UNM-LA SBDC Director Joseph Montes assist small businesses from the northern New Mexico area. Photo by Nancy Coombs/UNM-LAUNM-LA News:
The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at UNM-Los Alamos helped secure more than $1.5 million in financial assistance to several of its clients through conventional and alternative commercial lenders in recent months. These clients are seeking to expand and modernize their respective product lines.
SBDC Director at UNM-LA Joseph Montes explained that there is significant commercial activity throughout
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Annual DNCU Scholarship Application Cycle Opens
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