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Police Seek Identities Of Suspects In Shoplifting Case
LAPD is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying this male suspect seen here in store video surveillance footage. Courtesy/LAPD
LAPD is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying this female suspect seen here in store video surveillance footage. Courtesy/LAPD
LAPD News:
The Los Alamos Police Department Investigations Section is seeking the identities of two suspects in a shoplifting case.
LAPD is offering a reward of up to $200 to anyone who has information on the identity of the two suspects.
Anyone with information is asked to call Los Alamos Crime Stoppers at 505.662.8282. Read More
PEEC: Local Expert Leads Monthly Wildflower Walks
Wildflowers along Quemazon trail. Photo by Yvonne Keller
Daily Postcard: Clouds Over Omega Bridge
Daily Postcard: Clouds and mountains frame the Omega Bridge Monday afternoon. Photo by James Liberty Read More
Letter To The Editor: Jane Goodall’s Chimpanzees Are Looking More Civilized Than Us These Days
In a recent Rolling Stone article entitled: “The Line That May Have Won Hilary Clinton the Nomination,” Matt Taibbi makes a valid argument for the role that racism played in the financial crisis of 2008. His argument begins with Clinton’s question at a rally aimed at her opponent, Bernie Sanders: “If we broke up the big banks tomorrow would that end racism?”
While there is amble evidence that people of color were specifically targeted during the sub-prime fiasco, it appears that Taibbi is suggesting not that greed and racism are tied together but rather that the marginalized Read More
Registration Opens For PEEC’s Summer Geology Program For Kids
Retired U.S. Air Force Soldier Honors Father’s Memorial
Debra Crain, retired from 23 years of service in the U.S. Airforce, returned to the United States just after her father Jack R. Markham passed away Sept. 11, 2010. Here, Crains shadow is seen saluting in honor of her father. Courtesy photo Read More