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Public Hearing On Judiciary Proposed Policy For Online Access To Court Records Dec. 6

NM SUPREME COURT News:

Attorneys and their staff, the press, and justice partners, including law enforcement and child welfare agencies, could be granted online access to electronic records in court case files under a proposal before the New Mexico Judiciary.

If adopted by the New Mexico Supreme Court, the proposal would permit approved users to view public records from their computer terminals 24 hours a day, seven days a week through a restricted access system operated by the Judicial Information Division.

Interested parties are invited to comment on the proposal at a public hearing 9 a.m. Read More

Superintendent’s Thanksgiving Message To LAPS Staff

LAPS Superintendent Dr. Kurt Steinhaus

To Everyone at LAPS:

As we approach Thanksgiving this year, I am especially thankful for all of the staff, students, and families that make Los Alamos Public Schools so special!

I am in awe at how we are able to create classroom and school communities where students feel welcomed, where learning is valued, and where each individual’s special gifts are recognized – staff and students.

We live in a community that is not only located in one of the most beautiful parts of the world, it also has great schools that are getting better, safe neighborhoods, and caring Read More

County Adds American Legion Family Emblems To Los Alamos Service Organizations Sign

Anthony Lucero of Los Alamos County installs American Legion Family emblems on the service organizations sign near the airport Thursday as American Legion Auxiliary President Randi Moore looks on. Photo by Leland Lehman/ladailypost.com

American Legion Auxiliary President Randi Moore and Anthony Lucero of Los Alamos County Thursday in front of the newly installed American Legion Family emblems on the service organizations sign near the airport. Photo by Leland Lehman/ladailypost.com Read More

Letter To The Editor: The Value Of Solar

By KAREN PARAMANANDAM
Positve Energy Solar
 
A new study could change the way Los Alamos DPU compensates solar producers. We should tread carefully.
 

Last week, the Los Alamos Board of Public Utilities hosted a hearing on how to quantify the benefits that solar energy creates for our community. 

This is a crucial question. We all know that harvesting New Mexico’s bountiful sunshine can create a cleaner environment, but many of the biggest advantages of solar energy are economic:

  • Creating jobs;
  • Boosting property values; and
  • Reducing energy costs. 
 
Still, the
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Showing Love To Los Alamos Teachers

The District Parent Council hosts a Teacher Appreciation Day Friday at projectY cowork Los Alamos in Central Park Square. From left, Melinda Gutierrez, Kelly Stewart, Ryn Herrmann, Superintendent Kurt Steinhaus, Pam Miller and Suzette Fox. The teachers are treated to appetizers, gifts and goody bags thanks to sponsors including LAPS Credit Union, Zia Credit Union, LAPS Foundation, Aspen PTO, Barranca PTO, Chamisa PTO, Mountain PTO and LAMS PTO and projectY cowork. The special event was catered by Joann’s Rancho Casados restaurant. Courtesy photo

Teachers are honored and appreciated Read More

Letter To The Editor: Giving Food, Giving Thanks

By MICHAEL PRATT
Los Alamos Scout Leader

This past Saturday I spent four hours at Smith’s Marketplace in Los Alamos.

No, I was not at the bar. I was one of the many adult volunteers at the store entrance with the Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts asking you for your donations of non-perishable items to support LA Cares and to stock the shelves of our local food bank.

I’d like to share a couple of quick stories that reminded me why we were there.

First, there was the older gentlemen who filled two grocery carts full with more than 300 canned goods. With the help of two Smith’s employees, he wheeled the carts to us and Read More

Season Underway For LAHS Girl’s Basketball Teams

Becca Green splashes a free throw Saturday to put points on the board for the Toppers. Photo by Niccolo Snyder/ladailypost.com
 
By NICCOLO SNYDER
Student Intern
Los Alamos Daily Post

The Los Alamos High School Girl’s Basketball teams battled Farmington in their first games of the season Nov. 19 in Griffith Gymnasium.

The day started off with the C team playing in the early afternoon. Hopes were high and so was the score of the C team’s first game as the LAHS players brutally beat the Scorpions 61-15.

With such a large margin of victory in the C game, the JV girls looked confident heading into Read More

County Eco Station: Holiday Collection Details

COUNTY News:

The Los Alamos County Eco Station announces special collection dates during the Thanksgiving holiday:

Eco Station:

  • Closed Thursday, Thanksgiving Day Nov. 24 and Friday, Nov. 25.
  • Special collection date for those affected is Wednesday, Nov. 23.
  • Place trash and recycle roll carts out before 8 a.m.
  • The Eco Station will re-open Saturday, Nov. 26 at 9 a.m.

White Rock Convenience Center:

  • Closed Thursday, Thanksgiving Day Nov. 24 and Friday, Nov. 25.
  • The White Rock Convenience Center will re-open Saturday, Nov.. 26 at 8:30 a.m.

Call the Eco Station with questions or concerns at 505.662.8163. Read More

2016 Crop Walk/Turkey Trot Race Results

Participants in Sunday’s 2016 CROP/Turkey Trot on North Mesa. Courtesy photo

COMMUNITY News:

Approximately 170 participants ran or walked in Sunday’s CROP/Turkey Trot 2.57 mile or 1.7 mile courses out on North Mesa starting at Los Alamos Middle School.

Below are the top 24 finishers in the 2.57 mile race:

1. Quinn Abfaltorer – 17:07

2. Ryan Smeltzer – 17:12

3. Wyatt Watson – 17:35

4. Sam Crooks – 18:16

5. Tom Stockton – 8:22

6. Zack Medin – 18:42

7. Roshan Prasad – 19:03

8. Zac Tobin – 19:16

9. Erik Leonard – 19:42

10. Lyle Cunningham – 19:45

11. Rae Garinella – 20:20

12. Steve Tobin – 21:15

13. Zack Leonard Read More

Hawks Wrestling Team Takes 1st At LAMS Tournament!

The Hawks Wrestling Team took 1st place this weekend at the Los Alamos Middle School Tournament. Taking 1st place at this tournament were Ben Gellis, Roman Ulibarri, Jerry Hartzol and James Rodriguez. Second place went to Josh Archuleta and Pete Archuleta. Third place went to Antonio Vigil, Damian Gonzales, Liam Harper, Lance Rivera, Matthew Campbell and Mateo Martinez. It was a great day for all Hawks Wrestlers. Way to go Hawks! Courtesy photo Read More

New Mexico Governor Announces Pull Together Effort To Help Families This Holiday Season

Gov. Susana Martinez
 
STATE News:
 
ALBUQUERQUE — Gov. Susana Martinez has announced a new Pull Together effort to collect food and toys for New Mexico kids and families this holiday season.
 
Thirty-three MVD offices, in partnership with CYFD, will collect canned goods, other non-perishable food and toys for families in need throughout the state.
 
“For some families, it’s just not possible to get everything they need for their children over the holidays,” Martinez said. “We wanted to do something about it this year, because we know how generous New Mexicans are, and
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Four Tips For Easier Parking, Less Road Rage And Fewer Tickets During Holiday Season

How to survive holiday parking challenges with your safety, security and sanity intact. Courtesy photo
 

IPI News:

ALEXANDRIA, VA ― Economists are forecasting increased sales this holiday season, and even with an increase in online purchases, more than 100 million consumers will shop at traditional retailers.

The result? Long checkout lines, crowded stores and parking challenges. Fortunately, you can minimize holiday parking woes with some expert tips.

The International Parking Institute (IPI), the largest association of parking professionals, recommends these Read More

NM House Democratic Caucus Selects Leadership

STATE News:

  • House Democrats prepare to lead as majority in State House

SANTA FE – Members of the New Mexico House Democratic Caucus selected their leadership for the 53rd Legislature, which will convene in January 2017.

House Democrats selected their choice for Speaker of the House, and elected the House Majority Leader, House Majority Whip, and House Majority Caucus Chair:

Speaker of the House Rep. Brian Egolf (D-Santa Fe). Egolf is entering his fifth term in the New Mexico House of Representatives, and has served as House Minority Leader for the past two years. He was previously Chair of the Read More

Los Alamos County: Holiday Hours Of Operation

COUNTY News:

The Los Alamos County administrative offices will be closed Nov. 24 and Nov. 25 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.

The following County Facilities will have modified hours and services:

Eco-Station 

  • Eco Station will be closed Nov. 24 and Nov. 25 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.
  • No recycling or trash pickup Nov. 24 and Nov. 25 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. Alternate Pick-up Day if affected: Wednesday Nov. 23.

Recreation Facilities

Ice Rink

  • Open noon to 5 p.m. Nov. 24-27.

Golf Course

  • Open (Winter Hours) – visit the Golf page for more information: 
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Los Alamos Garden Club’s Wreath Sale Dec. 2

GARDEN CLUB News:

The Los Alamos Garden Club’s annual wreath sale begins at 9 a.m., Dec. 2 in the lobby of Los Alamos National Bank at 1200 Trinity Dr.

The sale continues until all wreaths are sold.

All proceeds support the Los Alamos Garden Club’s scholarship fund.

For information, contact Sally Warner at 505.662.9473. Read More

Letter To The Editor: Anne Nobile Thanks Voters

By ANNE NOBILE
Los Alamos Probate Judge

A profound thanks and gracias for every vote I received in the election. Every vote counts and I appreciate each one that came my way.

About 11 years ago I became interested in local government and joined the League of Women Voters of Los Alamos. While volunteering with the League I learned about local issues and then joined the board of the Los Alamos Housing Partnership and later, the Planning and Zoning Commission.

If you have interest in local government or just enjoy living here, I can’t encourage you more strongly to join the League or to volunteer for one Read More

Board President Andy Trottier Introduces Bradbury Science Museum Association To Kiwanis Club

Bradbury Science Museum Association President Andy Trottier introduces the BSMA to members of Kiwanis during a Nov. 8 presentation at Trinity on the Hill. The BSMA’s mission is to support and inspire learners of all ages in Northern New Mexico, and beyond, through STEM  (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education. The BSMA needs volunteers to help operate the museum store and sponsors for field trips and Family Science Nights. For more information, visit www.bradburyassociation.org. Photo by KayLinda Crawford/ladailypost.com Read More

Bouman: Long-Term Investing

By BEN BOUMAN
Investment Advisor Representative
Los Alamos

 

One of the advantages associated with long-term investing is the potential for compounding. Here’s how it works.When your investments produce earnings, those earnings get reinvested and can earn even more.

The more time your money stays invested, the greater the opportunity for compounding and growth. Keep in mind that while compounding, overall, can have a significant long-term impact, there may be periods where your money won’t grow.

While there are no guarantees, the value of compounded investment earnings can turn Read More

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