Letter To The Editor: Response To Serna Position Paper
This is a response to one part of Marco Serna’s economic position paper, in particular to his statements on the trade war with China. The “International pressure” approach that he espouses was tried for eight years during the Obama administration and got nowhere. All that is going to do is result in a lot of talk, and no substance.
However, there is a far more significant problem going on in China today that the public is largely unaware of. One year ago, the Chinese had about one billion hogs in their swine herd. 350 million of these hogs have died or been
U.S. Sen. Tom Udall To Visit UbiQD, Pebble Labs, New Mexico Consortium (NMC) Biological Laboratory Sept. 4
U.S. Sen. Tom Udall
From the Office of U.S. Sen. Tom Udall:
U.S. Sen. Tom Udall will visit Los Alamos to tour the facilities of Ubiquitous Quantum Dots (UbiQD), 10-10:45 a.m., Wednesday, Sept. 4 at 134 Eastgate Dr. UbiQD is a successful tech transfer company at the forefront of LCD innovation.
Also Wednesday, the senator will tour another successful tech transfer company, Pebble Labs, and the New Mexico Consortium (NMC) Biological Laboratory noon to 12:45 p.m. at 100 Entrada Dr. Read More
Local GOP Meets At UNM-Los Alamos Sept. 5
John Blair Is Running For Congress In CD3
CD3 candidate John Blair
From the John Blair for CD3 Campaign:
Democrat John Blair of Santa Fe is running for Congress in the 3rd Congrssional District.
Blair is a native New Mexican and graduate of Santa Fe High School. After a career committed to serving the people of New Mexico, Blair and his husband Billy call Santa Fe their home.
He got his start in politics as a legislative correspondent for Sen. Jeff Bingaman. In other words, he opened the mail.
“When you start at the bottom, there’s nowhere to go but up,” he said, adding that from Sen. Bingaman, he learned that real leaders put their Read More
LAFRW Invite Community To Meeting Sept. 12
LAFRW News:
The community is invited to join the local chapter of Los Alamos Federated Republican Women for a meeting, 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 12, in the lower level Patio Room at 1001 Oppenheimer Dr.
The meeting includes a light dinner and presentation about LAFRW chapter history.
The dinner and presentation will be followed by a short business meeting at 6:45 p.m. that is open to all registered Republican women.
Direct questions to Shona at 505.672.1456. Read More
New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas Seeks Congressional Support For Autism Services
Heinrich, Balderas Announce Major Progress On Xcel Energy’s Sagamore Wind Project In Roosevelt County
Council Proclaims September Voter Registration Month
From left, League of Women Voters member Jody Benson, Los Alamos County Clerk Naomi Maestas, Councilor David Izraelevitz, League member Lynn Jones and Chief Deputy Clerk Adrianna Ortiz hold up a proclamation declaring September as Voter Registration Month. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com
COUNTY News:
Los Alamos County Council presented a proclaimation declaring September as Voter Registration Month during its regular meeting Tuesday night. Councilor David Izraelevitz read the proclamation:
WHEREAS: Registering to vote empowers eligible citizens to exercise their right Read More
Governor Announces Historic ‘Duran’ Settlement
Haaland Delivers Keynote At Statewide Census 2020 Gathering, Emphasizes Importance Of Accurate Count
Governor’s Mansion Furnishings On Sale To Public
Christine Bernstein Files For School Board District 3 (Aspen) Seat
Pat Soran Files To Retain Position 3 On UNM-LA Advisory Board
Dawn Jalbert Is A Candidate For School Board In District 5 (Mountain School)
David Hampton Files For UNM-LA Advisory Board Position 3
Melanie Colgan Files For School Board District 4 (Barranca/North Mesa)
Julia Baker Files For School Board In Barranca/North Mesa District
Stephen Boerigter Files For Re-election To Position Four On UNM-LA Advisory Board
Laura Burrows First Candidate To File For UNM-LA Advisory Board
Morrie Pongratz First To File For School Board
Morrie Pongratz is the first to file this morning at the County Municipal Building as a candidate for Los Alamos School Board. Pongratz resides in the Aspen District and served on the School Board from 2003-2007. During that term the board helped start the Juvenile Justice Advisory Board and the LAPS Foundation. Pongratz now serves on the boards of both organizations as well as several other boards. Pongratz is now fully retired and said laughing that his wife encouraged him to run for school board. Photo by Bonnie Gordon/ladailypost.com Read More