Time Out Pizzeria Acquires Sporty Delivery Car
Time Out Pizzeria owners Omar and Trisha Sanchez today with their brand new sporty delivery vehicle at their eatery in White Rock. Courtesy photo
RESTAURANT News:
Time Out Pizzeria owners Omar and Trisha Sanchez just acquired a brand new sporty delivery vehicle for their restaurant at 118 State Road 4 in White Rock. They plan to purchase a second sporty vehicle for their location at 1350 Central Ave., in Los Alamos.
The couple have owned the White Rock location since 2007. They modeled it after one of Omar’s favorite childhood restaurants in Roswell. He was inspired by the restaurant’s display Read More
Extra Chance To Win Prizes At Los Alamos ScienceFest: Dress In Costume, Volunteer
Courtesy/LACDC
SCIENCEFEST News:
This year ScienceFest has an Apple watch, a hover board, a spy watch with camera, a new Polaroid camera and a super spy kit to give away! Volunteer to help or come to Festival Day 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Ashley Pond Park dressed in a costume for an extra chance to win one of these prizes.
We are asking everyone in the community to dress in either period attire – vintage 1940’s garb, or as a spy. This year’s theme is espionage, so dress up and come to the festival on Saturday, July 16 at Ashley Pond for an extra chance to win! Swing by the information book to register for the drawing Read More
Judge Defers Sentencing Of Small Business Owner
Small business owner Katie Brouseau, second from right, is surrounded by supporters Thursday morning outside the Municipal Courtroom following her hearing. From left, Doris Prokop, Atomic City Quilts owner Shelly Kuropatwinski, LACDC Chair David Jolly, Chamber Manager Nancy Partridge, Brouseau and small business owner Karen Wray. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Local small business owner Katie Brousseau prepares to pay the clerk the $60 court fee Thursday following her hearing at the Justice Center. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.comLANB Announces Estate Planning Conversation Series
LANB’s Chief Wealth Strategies and Fiduciary Officer William ‘Bill’ Zaleski
LANB News:
Los Alamos National Bank (LANB) announces an initiative to increase community access to financial planning with a series of conversations about estate planning. The first of the conversation series, “Vocabulary of Estate and Financial Planning” is scheduled for Aug. 2.
“At Los Alamos National Bank, we believe it is our obligation to give back to the communities we serve,” states Bill Zaleski, Chief Wealth Strategies and Fiduciary Officer. “Our goal is to promote conversations about managing finances Read More
Centerra’s Ted Spain Addresses Scholarship Recipients
Centerra’s Ted Spain speaks at the 2016 Foundation Scholarship Recipient Cohort Gathering June 30 at Northern New Mexico College in Española. Photo by Robert Naranjo/vdp.com
During his talk, Centerra’s Ted Spain encourages students to make a positive difference in the world, give back and help those who are coming behind them. Photo by Robert Naranjo/vdp.com
Foundation Executive Director Terry Mulert, left, with Centerra’s Ted Spain at NNMC’s 2016 Foundation Scholarship Recipient Cohort Gathering June 30 in Española. Photo by Robert Naranjo/vdp.comQuiznos In Downtown Los Alamos Has Closed
Quiznos at 172 Central Park Square in downtown Los Alamos has closed. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Quiznos in downtown Los Alamos has closed. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
It appears by looking through the window this afternoon that most of the tables as well as food items have been removed from Quiznos in Central Park Square. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
BUSINESS News:
Quiznos has closed at 172 Central Park Square in downtown Los Alamos.
The store had operated for 15 years in Los Alamos and was known for its toasted, build-your-own subs and soups, salads and Read More
Gessing: New Mexico’s Supreme Court Ignores Law On Worker’s Compensation
Farmer Chuck Havlik. Courtesy photo
By PAUL GESSING, President
Rio Grande Foundation
New Mexico’s Legislature had previously enacted a law that allowed employers with more than three employees to opt out of coverage for farm and ranch laborers but not other agricultural workers. The liberal-dominated New Mexico Supreme Court — Justice Judy Nakamura being the sole exception — decided that instead of the duly-elected Legislature being called upon to change the law, they should simply ignore the law on the grounds of “equal protection.”
While some news reports hailed the decision as “a victory Read More
Governor Announces Fourth Consecutive Year Of Record-Shattering Tourism Numbers
Gov. Susana MartinezSan Juan County Business Owners Face Federal Health Care Fraud Charges
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