Manhattan Project Restaurant Closing Down Tonight!
Victor J. Medina, son of Manhattan Project Restaurant owner Victor M. Medina outside the eatery this afternoon said he had planned to work at the restaurant for many more years. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
The Manhattan Project Restaurant in downtown Los Alamos is closing its doors for good at 9 p.m. today.
Owner Victor M. Medina called the Los Alamos Daily Post from Santa Fe a few minutes ago to ask that the community be made aware as soon as possible.
“We just lost our appeal this afternoon in bankruptcy court here in Santa Fe
LANB Donates $50K To Los Alamos Historical Society
Los Alamos National Bank’s Senior Administrative Officer Rod Pittman, left, presents a check for $50,000 to the Los Alamos Historical Society, which is accepted by Board President Ron Wilkins during the organization’s annual meeting Tuesday evening at Fuller Lodge. Wilkins commended LANB for its generosity and the many good works it does throughout the community. Executive Director Heather McClenahan, standing, and Historical Society board member Wendy Hoffman look on at right. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Audience members applaud as Senior Administrative Read More
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IRS News:Quantum Dot Startup Takes Another Quantum Leap
Hunter McDaniel, president and founder of UbiQD, LLC. Courtesy photo
Quantum dots can take any light and turn it into any color. Courtesy photoIf it were possible to win a trifecta in the high-stakes/high-gain world of start-up technology, a two-year-old Los Alamos company with a geeky name might have just pulled one off.
Hunter McDaniel, president and founder of a local venture called UbiQD, LLC, announced Monday that his company had signed two key intellectual property licensing agreements, one with Massachusetts Institute of Technology Read More
Zia Credit Union Scholarship Winners Announced
ZCU News:
Zia Credit Union is very pleased to announce the winners of the Zia Credit Union Education Foundation Scholarship program for 2015. This year, $25,500 has been provided in scholarships to 28 members who are graduating high school from the Española, Los Alamos, Pojoaque, and surrounding communities.
“For the past two years, we have presented the majority of our Scholarship award recipients to our members at our Annual Business Meeting. This is an exciting time for the graduates as well as their families,” Zia Credit Union President/CEO David Woodruff said, “and we hope this Read More
Chef Laura Hamilton Joins Staff At Rosebud Café
Chef Laura Hamilton, left, with Rosebud Café owner Lana Crochet. Photo by Bonnie J. Gordon/ladailypost.comJust in time for spring, the Rosebud Café in White Rock is making changes.
The café’s menu continues to feature organic, raw, whole grain, sugar free and gluten free foods, but since the arrival of Chef Laura Hamilton two weeks ago, the menu has been revised.
“The food is mostly organic and all natural, but it’s also really delicious homemade food,” Hamilton said.
Quiche of the day. Photo by Bonnie J. Gordon/ladailypost.comIn addition to Read More
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BUSINESS News:Bill Introduced For Tech-Transfer Maturation Program
U.S. SENATE News:
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senators Martin Heinrich, D-N.M. and Michael Bennet, D-Colo. introduced legislation to launch a new National Laboratory Technology Maturation Program (NLTMP) at DOE to facilitate successful commercialization of laboratory-developed technologies and boost regional, technology-driven economic impacts.
The bill, S.1259, the National Laboratory Technology Maturation Act, will be considered June 4 during a hearing in the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.
Under the National Laboratory Technology Maturation Program, Read More
