Letter To The Editor: Rec Center Bond – Bad For Small Businesses And Nonprofits
Skandera: Teachers Should Be Celebrated
Letter To The Editor: Recreation Only One Of Many Resident Needs In Comp Plan
- Los Alamos cannot grow! Neither in land-size nor population.
- Landlocked by government and Pueblo land ownership.
- We are built on mesas with deep canyons on sides.
- Community no longer has “location knowledge” of legacy LANL activities producing hazardous and
Letter To The Editor: Response To Dr. Neeper
Shin: Vote AGAINST Rec Bond: There’s A Better Way
A Better Way for LA PAC was formed by concerned citizens who propose that we expand and improve recreation in ways that are fiscally responsible and sustainable. I do not question the quality of life benefits our community would receive from the Recreation Bond. Personally, I would love to see an indoor ice-skating rink and expanded recreational facilities.
However, I question whether this Bond represents the highest and best use of our tax dollars, when there are so many competing needs. There is a better way. I am talking about robust and diverse Read More
Letter To The Editor: Thundersnow In Los Alamos
Years ago, on a late winter evening, I noticed my daughter was a bit pale as she was pulling on her hockey gear. The season was approaching its end so it just made sense to go and enjoy whatever ice time remained even though the weather was a bit iffy, too.
It ended up being a night she would always remember. It was the night of the thundersnow! From what I remember her hockey practice began ordinarily enough but then the heavens broke loose and it began to rain, hail, sleet, thunder, and snow. The kids had a ball. By the time my husband brought her home
Letter To The Editor: Response To Nebel
I was a signatory to the letter published in the May 4 edition of the Los Alamos Daily Post (link), in which 18 retired LANL scientists expressed concern regarding federal plans to suppress scientific research and monitoring related to environmental protection and public health.
In the May 6 edition of the Daily Post, Richard Nebel responded thoughtfully, pointing to the productivity of private industry, the bureaucratic ineptness of government, and the feelings of laborers (link). However, he missed the