RayLee Homes Lottery For Lots Closes Sunday
Scene of a RayLee Mirador Construction Training Tuesday with partners ready to begin work the week of July 8. Pictured are Jeff Grady, owner and head of construction and RayLee Trade Partners. Courtesy photo
View of finished lots Tuesday at Mirador near N.M. 4 in White Rock. Courtesy photo
Award Winning Builder RayLee Homes Announces Ground Breaking Of Mirador In White Rock
Front elevation of the Tuscan model home planned for Mirador in White Rock. Courtesy/RayLee Homes
RayLee Homes News:
RayLee Homes is excited to announce the ground breaking of Mirador in White Rock, one of the most in demand housing markets in New Mexico due to the influx of new jobs at Los Alamos National Laboratory, along with the high percent of retirees choosing to stay and live in the area.
Mirador in White Rock will provide 161 residential lots to be built on over the next three to four years. With current floor plans for 2019 ranging from 1,653 square feet up to 2,785 square feet, there is a floor Read More
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An example of what the Little Shops Marketplace could be, if it becomes a reality. Courtesy image ScienceFest 2019 Kicks Off Tuesday July 9
LACD News:Katy Korkos Retires; Shares Plans For Future
Friends and colleagues dropped by during a span of several hours Sunday to honor Katy Korkos, center left, and celebrate her retirement at her White Rock home. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com“In retirement, I want to keep on doing what I have always loved … making art, writing, cooking for friends, spending time with dogs and traveling,” Korkos said. “I’m looking at possibly doing some artist-in-residence
Bathtub Row Brewing Closed Fourth Of July
TUB News:
Bathtub Row Brewing in Central Park Square is closing Thursday to allow employees to celebrate the Fourth of July holiday with family and friends.
When prepping for those 4th of July festivities, the Tub reminds patrons to continue supporting independent craft breweries. Stop by the Tub today to pick up cans or fill growlers.
When choosing beer at a favorite liquor store, reach for other independent craft breweries, particularly those from New Mexico.
Happy 4th of July and many thanks from the Tub to the community for its continued support. Read More
SMSI Promotes Rob Dunham To Vice President Of Los Alamos Operations
Rob Dunham
SMSI News:
Rob Dunham has been promoted to SMSI’s Vice President of Los Alamos Operations.
“Rob joined SMSI in 2014 and since that time has been integral in growing our office in Los Alamos by enhancing our capabilities and providing top-tier service to our clients,” SMSI President David O’Flynn said. “He has deep experience at LANL and client relationships across numerous programs.”
Dunham holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Virginia Tech and has more than 35 years of experience throughout the DOE / NNSA Complex and industry.
Dunham and his wife Lisa-Jo moved to Los Alamos in Read More
On The Job In Los Alamos: Artist Paul S. Torres
On the job in Los Alamos Monday is traditional contemporary digital artist Paul S. Torres of San Ildefonso Pueblo with his work now available at the Secret City Kitchen on the UNM-LA campus, 4000 University Dr. His prints (8×10 and 13×17), cards and logos are available framed and unframed. For information, visit medina.torres.23@gmail.com or call 505.423.2985. Torres also works at Secret City Kitchen, which will be closed Thursday and Friday in observance of the 4th of July holiday. #worklosalamos #wherediscoveriesaremade. Photo by Jenn Bartram/ladailypost.comNMR&LD: Two Businessmen Guilty Of Securities Fraud
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