Positive Energy Solar Joins Master Dealer Network
PES News:Site Preparation Begins On New Del Norte Credit Union
Site preparation is underway Thursday for the new Del Norte Credit Union to be constructed at the corner of Rover Boulevard and N.M. 4 in White Rock. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Rendering of the new Del Norte Credit Union to be constructed at the corner of Rover Boulevard and N.M. 4 in White Rock. Courtesy/DNCU
BUSINESS News:
Site preparation has begun on the new White Rock branch of Del Norte Credit Union at the SE corner of Rover Boulevard and N.M. 4, directly across the road from where a leased branch currently resides.
The new White Rock branch is being designed to complement Read More
Three More Brokers Join Zia Realty Group
From left, owner/broker James Chrobocinski of Zia Realty Group with new brokers Jessica Griego, Michael Griego and Patrick Metzger in the company’s offices at 15th Street and Central Avenue. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Patrick Metzger, Michael Griego and his wife Jessica Griego have joined Zia Realty Group, bringing the company’s team of licensed brokers to 27, along with five support staff.
“I’m very excited to have three new and very hard working brokers join us,” owner/broker James Chrobocinski said. “Michael and Jessica are Read More
Los Alamos 4th Quarter 2015 Housing Data Released
LAAOR President David HorpedahlCounty Manager Harry Burgess Delivers Annual Address At Chamber Breakfast Thursday
CHAMBER News:
Los Alamos County Manager Harry Burgess will be the speaker at the Chamber Breakfast Thursday at UNM-LA.
Burgess will review the County’s accomplishments in the past year in his presentation of the 2015 Annual Report and brief the audience on what is coming up in 2016.
Ruby K’s is catering the food.
The breakfast, catered by Ruby K’s is 7:30-9 a.m. in room 230, Building 2 at UNM-LA, 4000 University Dr.
Reserve a seat online here or by emailing nancy@losalamos.org. Read More
Los Alamos Company Invited To Game Night Hosted At Smithsonian
BUSINESS News:
Washington, D.C. – Los Alamos based Science Education Solutions (SCIEDS) has been invited to showcase “Thirst for Power” at the prestigious Climate Game Jam hosted at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History Jan. 21 in Washington, D.C.
“Thirst for Power” is a resource management game designed and developed in Los Alamos. It challenges players to provide critical energy for their “region” without creating too much pollution while having a limited water resource. In this real life strategy game, the player has to plan and customize their region using cost-benefit analysis, Read More
Gibson: LANL Contract Change Merits Attention More Than Worry
By ROBERT GIBSONHere we go again. Another change in the LANL management contract is coming in two to three years. What can we expect? What can we do about it?
Few would claim that the Lab has been more productive under LANS than its pre-2006 predecessor, UC. How fault should be apportioned among this particular management team, the for-profit business model, or DOE’s bureaucratic oversight is debatable. The first will change, the second may or may not. The third won’t.
In any case, the sun will keep rising. Virtually all employees, with the exception of some senior managers, will
Smith’s Marketplace Presents $3,883 To Food Depot
At Friday’s gift card presentation at Smith’s Marketplace, from left, Chamber of Commerce Manager Nancy Partridge, Smith’s Marketplace Associate Community Specialist Kathryn Fulton, Smith’s Assistant Manager Corey Sparks, Food Depot Executive Director Sherry F. Hooper and Food Depot Director of Warehouse Operations Justin Peters. Photo by Chris Clark/ladailypost.com
COMMUNITY News:
Smith’s Marketplace in Los Alamos presented a gift card to Food Depot Director Sherry Hooper from Santa Fe during a gathering Friday morning at the store. Read More
Letter To The Editor: Our Community Co+op Market Needs A Boost For 2016!
By STEVE SNAPPDear Los Alamos Residents and Co+op Market Members,
I thought a quick note to our community might be very helpful given some of the recent issues our Co+op Market is experiencing. You may not know that the Co+op Market is struggling financially.
Smith’s has hurt some of the small businesses in town including the Co+op and there have been numerous leadership and staff changes in the last 12 months. The unexpected death in November of the recently hired general manager has also had a significant effect on staff morale and created uncertainty at a very Read More
NNMC Announces Accelerated Business Degree
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