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Legion Hosts 300-person Convention June 25-28

AMERICAN LEGION News:

The American Legion Frank G. Frainier Post 90 will host the annual American Legion, Department of New Mexico, Convention June 25-28 in Los Alamos.

The Legion Post has many opportunities for businesses to partner with them for donations of goods and services that will be used to raise money for charities in Los Alamos. They also are inviting businesses to submit items for inclusion in their convention participant goodie bags that will help advertise Los Alamos amenities, services and attractions.

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Co+op Board And Members Clean Up Canyon Rim Trail

The Co+op Board and members participate in Clean Up Los Alamos Day Saturday picking up debris tossed along the Canyon Rim Trail across from the Co+op down to the fire station and along the highway. From left, Nancy Savoia, Karen Kendall, Greg Kendall and Tracy McFarland. Also helping clean the area was David and Terry Izraelevitz, Ed Santiago, Tracy McFarland, Dave Fellenz and his son Felix and Cecile Hemez. The Co+op Board adopted the Canyon Rim Trail when it first opened. Courtesy photo

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Penalty Relief For Some Small Retirement Plan Returns

IRS News:

PHOENIX  With Small Business Week May 4-8 just around the corner, the Internal Revenue Service reminds small businesses that have failed to timely file certain required retirement plan returns that they have until Tuesday, June 2 to take advantage of a special penalty relief program.

Launched June 2, 2014, the one-year temporary pilot program is designed to help small businesses with retirement plans that may have been unaware of the reporting requirements that apply to these plans. Normally, the plan administrators and sponsors of these plans who fail to file Read More

Rep. Ben Ray Luján Cosponsors Raise The Wage Act

U.S. Rep. Ben Ray Luján

U.S. CONGRESSIONAL News:

Washington, D.C. – U.S. Rep. Ben Ray Luján of New Mexico’s Third District announced Thursday that he is cosponsoring legislation to raise the minimum wage and put more money in the pocket of New Mexicans. 

The Raise the Wage Act would increase the national minimum wage from $7.25 to $12 by 2020.

“New Mexico’s workers want to receive a fair day’s pay for a fair day’s work. They want to work hard so they can send their children to college and save for a dignified retirement,” Luján said. “Yet at today’s minimum wage, many full-time workers and their Read More

Can Scientists Become Sales Agents?

Marc Kuchner, PhD, astrophysicist speaks June 4-5 at LANL. Coutesy photo

 

Can Scientists Become Sales Agents?
EDUCATION News:

SANTA FE – Never before in the history of our planet has it been more important for scientists to connect with the nonscientific public.

For example, a whopping 97 percent of all scientists agree that human activity is causing our climate to change. But pseudo scientists and special interests have dominated the debate so that only 40 percent of all Americans believe that the Earth’s warming is primarily due to human activity, according to a 2014 Pew Poll.

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Sipapu Installing First Quad Chairlift This Summer

Site of new lift at Sipapu. Courtesy/Sipapu

SIPAPU News:

 

VADITO After wrapping up the most successful winter in resort history earlier this month, Sipapu Ski and Summer Resort announced today that the ski resort will build a new chairlift this summer.

The lift will be Sipapu’s first quad (a chairlift that can accommodate four skiers or snowboarders per chair) and it marks the third lift the resort has installed in less than five years. Sipapu’s new chairlift will be accessed through the resort’s base area and will transport guests 330 vertical feet to a beginner-friendly part of the mountain, Read More

Boots To Business Entrepreneurship Program Trains 25,000 Transitioning Service Members

SBA News:
 
WASHINGTON, D.C.  Administrator Maria Contreras-Sweet, the leader of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), announced that the agency’s Boots to Business program has now trained 25,000 transitioning service members.
 
For two years, Boots to Business—the entrepreneurship track of the Department of Defense’s Transition Assistance Program (TAP)—has provided entrepreneurship and business planning training to members of America’s armed forces who are transitioning to civilian life, giving them the tools to start their own successful
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New Business Surveys Interest In Lunchtime Restaurant Delivery

BUSINESS News:
 
SimpleLunch is looking at how to bring lunchtime restaurant delivery to Los Alamos.
 
“We think we can make it easier for people at LANL and LAHS to get good lunches, and give our local restaurants a way to keep bringing in customers,” spokesperson Seth Stradling said. “We’re conducting a survey to find out a little more about what works (and doesn’t) so far in Los Alamos County, and to get a sense of what people really want.”
 
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Nu2U Celebrates First Year Anniversary Saturday

Nu2U at 1460 Trinity Dr. Photo by Keith Lindsay/Atomic City Designs LLC
 
Nu2U News:
 
The community is invited to celebrate the first-year anniversary of Nu2U gift and consignment shop at 1460 Trinity Dr. Suite 1 in Los Alamos.
 
The celebration is noon to 6 p.m. Saturday with free hot dogs and extras and there will be a drawing between 5:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. for three gifts including:
  • $500 Visa or MasterCard Debit Card;
  • $200 Amazon Card; and
  • $100 Nambe Gift Card. 
No purchase is required and tickets may be obtained daily throughout the week at Nu2U. 

Nu2U Consignments is

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