Fr. Glenn: A(nother) Fiery Father’s Day
By Rev. Glenn JonesDang, another fire … just like last year at this time. In the Valle Caldera, no less. Well … hopefully the rain we just received (thank you, Lord!) will knock some of these conflagrations down around the state and up in Colorado.
As you know, one of the greatest tragedies of most wildfires is that they are so often caused simply by persons careless in watching and/or dousing campfires. Thus, we see how responsibility can equal charity. These human-caused fires are perfect examples of the “an ounce of prevention Read More
Smart Design By Suzette: Common Renovating Mistakes
When looking at renovations, focus on the most used spaces such as the kitchen. Courtesy image
Rememeber to consider a room’s lighting when doing a home improvement project. Courtesy image
Don’t ignore a home’s style. Keep removation projects within the style. Courtesy image
By SUZETTE FOX
Los Alamos
Taking a sledgehammer to your outdated kitchen may sound like fun, but realistically, renovating your home is a process that requires a lot of time and care.
Deciding to gut the bathroom and add a master walk-in closet is a great idea until you realize you need to do a plumbing update throughout the Read More
Letter To The Editor: YMCA Celebrates National Pride Month
By LINDA DALY June is national Pride month! The Family YMCA has partnered with Los Alamos Pride and other groups and individuals who are driven by the shared commitment to ensuring all people are treated with dignity and respect.
At the Y, we use this time to celebrate and support our LGBTQ+ community, members and staff. We honor those who have done the hard work for equity.
We remember the cruelty and inhumanity that has been and is perpetrated against our LGBTQ+ family. And most of all we honor those who are living life as their authentic selves and those who are on the path Read More
Home Country: Town Dog
Home CountryHow The Hen House Turns: The Value Of Sweet Talk
California Fox on town trail. Courtesy photo
Local Squirrel. Courtesy photo
By CARY NEEPERNew Mom On The Block: Los Alamos Offers Venues For Children’s Birthday Parties
Katharine Coggeshall
Los Alamos
Your child’s birthday is the single most important day of the year to them. And although they may imagine a pop-up amusement park in your backyard with a personal stage for Taylor Swift to perform, your wallet may be wondering what other party options are available in Los Alamos.
With my son’s eighth birthday looming, the pressure is on to discover the best local party venues for kids. The balance between cost and childhood expectations is at the forefront of my mind, but I have managed to identify a number of candidate venues.
Los Alamos Birthday Party Venues
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