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Scenes From Topper Student Bonfire Ignited Tonight

The Topper student bonfire ignited tonight in the Sullivan Field parking lot after the Girls Soccer game against the Santa Fe Demons. It has been two years since the last bonfire due to rainy conditions. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com

Scene from the Topper student bonfire tonight in the Sullivan Field parking lot. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com Read More

CB FOX Makes The Switch From Plastic To Paper

CB FOX will be replacing its plastic shopping bags with paper bags. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
 
BUSINESS News:
 
CB FOX will begin phasing in paper shopping bags of all sizes. Phased out will be every size of plastic bag.
 
Andy Fox said the decision to switch to paper has been stimulated by the announcement that the United Nations will meet next Monday, to, in the words of United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres,“…boost ambition and accelerate actions to implement the Paris Agreement on Climate Change”.
 
Dave Fox said he remembers
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LAHS Eco Club Proposes 10-Cent Bag Fee

Los Alamos High School Eco Club Co-Presidents Kathryn Laintz, left, and Lillian Petersen discuss the club’s proposed 10-cent bag fee. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com

Members of the Eco Club. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com

 

By KIRSTEN LASKEY
Los Alamos Daily Post
kirsten@ladailypost.com

Plastics, especially single-use plastics, are rather villainous. They do not biodegrade, they contaminate the soil and water, pose threats to wildlife, and cause unsightly litter in public places. Meanwhile, paper leads to deforestation, uses toxic chemicals and Read More

Land Office Hires Renewable Energy Director, Analyst

STATE LAND OFFICE News:

 

  • Commissioner Garcia Richard Awards 7,000 Acre Lease for La Joya Wind Farm Expansion 

 

SANTA FE – The State Land Office has hired two new staff within the first ever Office of Renewable Energy. Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard requested and received funding during the 2019 Legislative Session to create the Office of Renewable Energy in order to help the Land Office reach a goal of tripling the generation of renewable energy on state trust land.

 

There are currently 17 active renewable energy leases on state trust lands with over 30 pending Read More

Boese Brothers Brewery Opens With A Bang!

From left, Boese Brothers Brewery employees Jonathan Coons, Peter Taylor, Shannon Anderson, Co-Owner Sam Boese and Bar Manager Anthony Flores. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com
 
By KIRSTEN LASKEY
Los Alamos Daily Post
kirsten@ladailypost.com

Expectations were blown away when Boese Brothers Brewery opened its doors for business Sept. 7. What was supposed to be just a soft opening featured a packed house and lots of satisfied customers.

“It was great,” Co-Owner Sam Boese said.

The brewery, at 145 Central Park Square, has only be open for about two weeks “but people have been Read More

NMDWS: Zero Tolerance Stance For Underpayment Or Nonpayment Of Wages By New Mexico Employers

NMDWS News:
 
ALBUQUERQUE The New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions (NMDWS), in conjunction with the City of Albuquerque and the Bernalillo County Second Judicial District Attorney’s office, will be filing a lawsuit against Hacienda Del Rio, associated entities and principals David Rosales and Andres Rosales for violations of the state Minimum Wage Act, the Wage Payment Act, and the City of Albuquerque Minimum Wage Ordinance.
 
Over the past two years, the NMDWS Labor Relations Division (LRD) has received as many as 47 wage complaints from employees of Hacienda Del Rio.
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Aamodt Water Settlement Parties Gather For Signing Ceremony At Buffalo Thunder Resort Tuesday

Aamodt Settlement Parties gather Tuesday at Buffalo Thunder Resort for signing ceremony of Aamodt Settlement clause 611(a). Photo by James R. Mountain/valleydailypost.com

Aamodt Settlement Parties gather Tuesday at Buffalo Thunder Resort for signing ceremony of Aamodt Settlement clause 611(a). Photo by James R. Mountain/valleydailypost.com

By JAMES R. MOUNTAIN
Valley Daily Post

Pueblo of Pojoaque – The Aamodt Water Settlement parties took another step forward in the implementation of a settlement agreement Tuesday at Buffalo Thunder.

The parties held a signing ceremony Read More

Public Astronomy Dark Night Saturday Sept. 28

Pajarito Astronomers News:

The Pajarito Astronomers will be holding a County-Sponsored Dark Night starting at 6:45 p.m. (sunset), Saturday, Sept. 28 at Spirio Soccer Field, Overlook Park in White Rock.

Weather permitting, the public is invited to come out, wander among the telescopes and star gaze.

The six planets Mercury, Venus, Jupiter (with its moons), Saturn (and its rings), Neptune and Uranus will potentially be visible during the evening. There will be a tour of the late-summer and fall constellations and there will be telescope views of double stars, star clusters, nebulae and galaxies. Read More

Countdown To Pumpkin Carving World Record Begins!

Los Alamos Arts Council is preparing for the big pumpkin carving event! Courtesy/LAAC

Los Alamos Arts Council is working to make sure its pumpkins meet the Guiness World Record’s requirements. Courtesy photo

LAAC News:

Countdown to the Guinness World Record of “Most People Carving Pumpkins Simultaneously!” is on!

The big event begins immediately at 2:45 p.m.  Saturday, Oct. 26 in downtown, Los Alamos.

As of Thursday, Sept. 19, there are only 37 days before the event.  Ticket sales are first come, first served!

Tickets are available for purchase now in person at CB FOX, 1735 Read More

Ice Rink Improvements Public Meeting Sept. 25

COUNTY News:

The public is invited to attend a public meeting Wednesday, Sept. 25 at Fuller Lodge to review and comment on preliminary designs for the Ice Rink Improvements Project.

The presentation  begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by a question and answer period.

Improvements include a new locker room and restroom and improvements to the existing building.

Residents can provide written comments the night of the meeting. 

Public comment will continue to be accepted through Friday, Oct. 4 and shared with the design team.

Those unable to attend the meeting, presentations will be available

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B Reactor Tour Offers Up Great History And Technology

Front face of the four-story reactor. Photo by Heather McClenahan

Docent Bert explaining how the reactor worked by using hands-on objects. Bert took an Atomic City tour with Georgia Strickfaden last October and said he loved his visit to Los Alamos. Photo by Heather McClenahan

By Heather McClenahan
Los Alamos Historical Society

As the former executive director of the Los Alamos Historical Society, I twice had the privilege to visit the B Reactor in the Tri-Cities area of Washington.

The B Reactor is where the plutonium for the Trinity Test and the Nagasaki bomb was produced in World War II. The Read More

Lauritzen: Life After 50 … Fall Prevention

By BERNADETTE LAURITZEN
Executive Director
LARSO
 
Sept. 23 starts National Fall Prevention Week. While we’re not talking about falling in love, we are about to embark on a Senior Singles project, for those over 50.
 
Would you like to join us for Fun, Fellowship and Friendship, then you must be on our contact list to get the details. You can email the coordinator at Director@losalamosseniorcenter.com. Our first event starts on this afternoon.
 
Now, let’s get back to fall prevention. We’d like to remind adults that you should always start any program, after a discussion with
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LAPS Foundation Says THANK YOU For ‘Taste Of Knowledge’ Fundraiser Record-Breaking Success

Gathered at the LAPSF ‘An Evening in Paris fundraiser from left, LANL Director Thom Mason, his wife Jennifer, Barbara and Andy Phelps, Matt McKinley, his wife LAPSF Board President Melanie McKinley, LAPSF oard member Stephanie Archuleta and Jennifer Payne. Photo by Leslie Bucklin
 
Pig + Fig Café Executive Chef Laura Crucet oversees the main course at the LAPSF a ‘Taste Of Knowledge’ fundraiser. Photo by Leslie Bucklin
 
LAPSF News:
 
Members of the community turned out Aug. 25, to generously support education at the Los Alamos Public Schools Foundation’s annual fundraiser,
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Secretary Of Interior Transfers Jurisdiction Of Five Segments Of Land To Army To Secure Southwest Border

DOI News:
 
WASHINGTON, D.C. U.S. Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt has announced the transfer of administrative jurisdiction of approximately 560 acres of Federal lands to the U.S. Department of the Army (Army) to build roughly 70 miles of border barriers.
 
This action comes in response to a series of applications for Emergency Withdrawal as submitted by the Army for construction or augmentation of barriers along the southern border. No national parks nor segments from Indian country are included in the land transfer. 
 
The Army submitted its requests
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Daily Postcard: Harvest Moon Over Los Alamos

Daily Postcard: The Harvest Moon early Wednesday morning viewed from Los Alamos. In the Northern Hemisphere, the full moon closest to the autumn equinox is called the Harvest Moon. Depending on time zone, 2019’s autumn equinox for the Northern Hemisphere comes on Sept. 22 or Sept. 23. Source: earthsky.org. Photo by Annis Young

The Harvest Moon setting early Wednesday morning viewed from Los Alamos. Photo by Annis Young

The Harvest Moon disappears behind the horizon as the sky turns a golden hue early Wednesday morning. Photo by Annis Young Read More

Governor Orders Flags To Half Staff For Sen. Cisneros

STATE News:

SANTA FE — Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on Wednesday ordered all state flags lowered to half-staff to honor and recognize the memory of Sen. Carlos Cisneros, who died Tuesday.

State flags will be lowered immediately through sundown of Friday, Sept. 20, as part of a public period of mourning.

The governor previously issued a statement about the unexpected passing of the senator Tuesday; it is available here​. Read More

Powder Puff Game: Green Jersey Squad Prevails 49-21

The Los Alamos High School Powder Puff game played this evening at Sullivan Fieldbetween the green jersey squad and the white jersey squad senior girls has ended. The green jersey squad prevailed with the final score 49-21. Tonight’s flag football game is part of the Homecoming Week festivities. Photo by James R. Mountain/valleydailypost.com Read More

U.S. Census Bureau Opens Public Comment Period For Proposed Request Of Administrative Records To Build Citizenship Database

CCP News:
 
ALBUQUERQUE The Center for Civic Policy (CCP) is urging community groups, community members, local and state government, to provide public comment on the U.S. Census Bureau’s proposal to collect citizenship data through administrative records requests across the country.
 
March, 2018, the U.S. Secretary of Commerce Department, Wilbur Ross, first sent a directive to the U.S. Census Bureau to collect citizenship information, as part of their 2020 Census work, to provide census block level citizenship voting age population for states as part of data provided by
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