JJAB Meeting Changed To April 27
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By ROY M. MOORELos Alamos Photography Club Exhibit Walk Through April 19
CourtesyLAPCFrench Film Gives Realistic Look At Classroom Life
Movie poster for ‘The Class.’ Courtesy photo
Review By KELLY DOLEJSI
“The Class” (2008, rated PG-13), perhaps the only film I’ve seen starring a real-life middle-school language teacher, will screen at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Mesa Public Library.
Laurent Cantet’s award-winning drama cinematizes François Bégaudeau’s semi-autobiographical novel “Entre les murs” (“Between the walls”), which is also the film’s original title in France. Onscreen, Bégaudeau, who based his book in part on his own experiences teaching French and literature at to 13-year-olds in Paris, plays François Read More
Los Alamos Community: Support Middle School Band
LAMS Band Director Ryan Finn works with his students to prepare them for upcoming regional competition. Courtesy photoMany of you are familiar with the Los Alamos Public Schools Foundation’s (LAPSF) work to help teachers and students in LAPS with “classroom makeovers.”
This year the LAPSF is leading the charge to refurbish the Los Alamos Middle School (LAMS) Band classroom. Working with a committee of band parents, LAMS staff and administration, (including Band Director Ryan Finn, Principal Johnson Read More
Postal Service Previews Second Of 16 Stamps Celebrating National Park Service’s Centennial
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USPS News:
- Stamp Highlights Utah’s Arches National Park
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, the U.S. Postal Service previewed the second in its series of 16 Forever stamps commemorating the centennial of the National Park Service. The 16 stamps, intended to represent the diversity of areas in our national park system, are being previewed over the next three weeks.
Arches National Park, Moab, Utah
The stamp image is a photograph by Tom Till of Moab, Utah, and represents the iconic Delicate Arch. Delicate Arch is just one of more than 2,000 stone arches in a park that contains the greatest Read More
Obituary: Jessica Dawni Fleming (Casados) March 16, 1978 – April 1, 2016
JESSICA DAWNI FLEMING (CASADOS) March 16, 1978 – April 1, 2016To many, Jessica was known as the “flowers girl” working at Mills Brothers, Blooming Shop and Bella Cosa Flowers. She loved working with flowers and sharing her talent with everyone. She loved doing weddings. She even did her own bridal bouquet. In more recent times she could be found greeting and helping guests at the Holiday Inn Express.
Jessica was born, March 16, 1978 and raised in Los Alamos. She was a graduate
Supreme Court Rejects Radical Rewrite Of Constitution
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DOE News:First Lady To Visit Santa Fe Indian School May 26
First Lady Michelle Obama
DPNM News:
- The first lady will deliver commencement address at the Santa Fe Indian School
ALBUQUERQUE – Democratic Party of New Mexico Chairwoman Debra Haaland, the first Native American woman to lead a statewide party in New Mexico, welcomed the announcement Monday that First Lady Michelle Obama will deliver the commencement address May 26 at the Santa Fe Indian School (SFIS).
DPNM Chairwoman Debra Haaland
“I am so excited that First Lady Michelle Obama will deliver the commencement address at SFIS,” Haaland said. “The young people who attend Read More
Nature On Tap At UnQuarked Thursday April 7
LACD News:
Come to Nature On Tap at 5:30 p.m., Thursday at UnQuarked Wine Room, 145 Central Park Square, to discuss what is new and planned for the Los Alamos County trail network.
Los Alamos County’s Open Space Specialist Eric Peterson will provide an update on upcoming projects, expected maintenance, and how community members can get involved. There are numerous volunteer opportunities throughout the summer in the 1st Annual Summer Series—Volunteer Trails Cleanup Days!
Peterson serves as the Open Space Specialist overseeing the County’s open space and trails systems. He Read More
Cinema Cindy Reviews ‘Zootopia’
By CYNTHIA BIDDLECOMBBut even more compelling is the set up for the story. Zootopia is a city in which all the animal species live in relative peace, having “evolved” from their more savage predecessors. Prey and predator live in the same city, patronizing the same businesses, aspiring to jobs and housing, mates and families. Not that there aren’t Read More
Rep. Garcia Richard Hosts Series Of Community Town Halls Throughout District Starting April 9
New Mexico Philharmonic Ends Popejoy Classics Series With Return Of Violinist Rachel Barton Pine
NMP News:Scenes From Cowboy Breakfast At Sheriff’s Posse Lodge
Scene from Sunday’s Cowboy Breakfast at the Los Alamos Posse Lodge on North Mesa. Photo by Marco Lucero
COMMUNITY News:
Community members packed into the Los Alamos Sheriff’s Posse Lodge Sunday for a Cowboy Breakfast.
Members of the Los Alamos Sheriff’s Posse want to thank the community for coming back to support them following a kitchen renovation.
Proceeds from this breakfast will be given to graduating seniors from the Los Alamos High School from Sheriff Marco Lucer and the New Mexico Sheriff’s Association.
Scene from Sunday’s Cowboy Breakfast Read More
Learn About Palliative Care At Free Seminar April 28
NNSA Delivers Annual Reports To Congress On Progress For Stockpile Stewardship/Nonproliferation
NNSA News:
- NNSA Delivers Annual Reports To Congress On Progress For Stockpile Stewardship And Nuclear Nonproliferation
WASHINGTON, D.C.—The Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration (DOE/NNSA) released Monday the annual reports outlining the strategic direction for two of its vital and enduring missions—maintaining a safe, secure and effective nuclear deterrent and reducing the threat of nuclear proliferation and terrorism.
These reports are key planning documents for the nuclear security enterprise and guide program activities to ensure U.S. national Read More
Los Alamos Historical Museum Team Travel To Hiroshima To Meet With Colleagues On Partnership
Los Alamos Historical Museum team members, from left, Kallie Funk, Stephanie Yeamans and Judith Stauber at the Miyajima Torii Gate. Courtesy photo
Los Alamos Historical Museum Director Judith Stauber meets with Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum Director Kenji Shiga Monday in central Hiroshima, Japan. Courtesy photoOur Los Alamos Historical Museum team headed to Kyoto Station April 1 for travel to Hiroshima. After a two-hour ride on the shinkansen (bullet train), we arrived
UNM-LA Advisory Board Taps Pat Soran To Fill Vacancy
Longtime Los Alamos resident and community leader Patrick Soran was chosen in a unanimous vote as the newest member of the University of New Mexico-Los Alamos Advisory Board tonight at a meeting of the UNM-LA Board. He took his seat at the table, but cannot vote until he is sworn in at a future meeting. Soran replaces Michael DiRosa who will be away from Los Alamos for two years and cannot fulfill his term. Photo by Bonnie J. Gordon/ladailypost.com
Five people presented their credentials and ideas to the UNM-LA Advisory Board this evening in hopes of joining the Board. They were, from