Robinson: Continuing The Conversation…
Los Alamos County Councilor
Happy fall Los Alamos,
As many may have seen, the Los Alamos School Board and County Council will be holding a joint session on the 29th of October to discuss the draft North Mesa Housing Feasibility Study.
The purpose of this discussion is to review the finding of the draft study, evaluate possible alternatives, address previous public comments, and to lastly to continue obtaining additional public comment.
To conduct this study, the Council hired Dekker/Perich/Sabatini, who are also conducting our Downtown Master Planning effort. The goal
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Los Alamos County Council Candidates Speak To Voters
POLITICAL News:
The Los Alamos Daily Post invited Los Alamos County Council candidates to each write a column speaking directly to the voters.
Here are their columns:
Derkacs: Help Los Alamos Plan For Growth And Embrace The Future
Democratic Council Candidate
I’m running for County Council because I want to help Los Alamos County plan for growth and embrace the future while preserving the past and the amenities that make the County a great place to live.
Issues: I recognize three overarching issues facing the County: (1) housing development, especially for low- and middle-income
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Read The Latest Letters To The Editor
Click on the “Letters to the Editor” button on the menu bar at the top of this page, or this link, to access the latest Letter to the Editor submissions published in the Los Alamos Daily Post.
All past letters are archived in that location as well.
Letters to the Editor also are posted on the Los Alamos Daily Post Facebook page.
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Santa Fe Mayor Webber: An Enormous Moment
Mayor
City of Santa Fe
Dear Friends,
A lot has happened since last Monday. Our city is hurting. We’re feeling divided in the aftermath of the destruction of the historic obelisk on the Plaza. Some have long called for its removal. Others regard it as a cherished symbol. None of us approve of the way it was destroyed.
What an enormous moment we are in.
Santa Feans have been in a back and forth conversation about how to tell the story of our cultures and our histories that dates back well before the obelisk. And here’s the truth: It doesn’t stop here. This conversation needs to continue.
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Posts From The Road: Asheville Pinball Museum
By GARY WARREN
Photographer
Formerly of Los
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Rotary Club Of Los Alamos: Former Intelligence Analyst Bob Hull Discusses Russian Interference In US Elections
Bob Hull
By LINDA HULL
Vice President
Rotary Club of Los Alamos
“An America divided is a Russia empowered.” –Bob Hull
Former intelligence analyst Bob Hull spoke during the Oct. 13 meeting of the Rotary Club of Los Alamos about Russian interference in U.S. elections.
Citing non-classified documents, Hull explained that the Internet Research Agency, a Russian organization housed in St. Petersburg, Russia has been using cyber-espionage to obtain adverse information about political adversaries for years.
Individuals known as “trolls” are hired at high wages to create “fake blogs and online
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Fr. Glenn: Surrendering
Likely you’ve noticed that there sure is a lot of surrendering these days … and so unnecessarily (not to mention insincerely), too. Even the comics often ridicule the tendency. One makes an innocent comment on social media or in a speech or even simply in daily conversation, and can be immediately excoriated across the chasm of electronic insulation. Before you know it, the initial commentator is backpedaling as fast as their little fingers can type, almost to apologize for existing.
Our human social makeup tends to make most people want to “get along” for the good of the community;
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