Quorum Notice: Resiliency, Energy & Sustainability Task Force May Attend County Speaker Series Wednesday
Donation Drive At The Tub Noon To 6 P.M. Today!
Bathtub Row Brewing Co-op (The Tub) has partnered with The Curse NM, the NM United soccer team’s official fan club. Curse members will get discounts throughout the season and during games.
To kick off the Tub’s partnership, they are hosting a donation drive noon to 6 p.m. today, March 27 for the Child Abuse Response Team and Para Los Ninos, programs at UNM Children’s Hospital specializing in care for children and adolescents physically and/or sexually abused.
Items sought include child and adolescent clothing, comfort and hobby items and hygiene products*.
Details:
- BR Brand
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Barranca’s Kindergarten Round Up Wednesday April 7
Atomic City Transit Resumes Service On All Routes April 5
ACT News:
Atomic City Transit (ACT) announces plans to implement Phase II of “re-opening” fixed-route public transportation service in Los Alamos County beginning Monday, April 5.
Phase II “re-opening” will include resuming fixed-route bus service on Routes 3 (Canyon & Central), 2T (White Rock to Los Alamos via Truck Route), and Route 5 (Barranca Mesa).
In addition, all Express Routes: 7A & 7B (North Mesa Express), 8 (North Community Express), 9 (Aspen Area Express), 10 (Barranca Mesa Express), and 11 (White Rock Express) also resume service April 5.
Note that fixed routes already
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Daily Postcard: Sun Pushes Through Clouds In White Rock
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Update: 2020 District Title A Win Away For Topper Volleyball!
SPORTS News:
The Topper Girls Volleyball Team won their match with the Española Sundevils Thursday evening in Griffith Gymnasium.
The Toppers have just one more District Match this season and it is today at Taos for the 2020 District Title. They then play their quarterfinal match for the State Tournament Monday, March 29.
Thursday night’s match was by no means a shoe in for the Toppers
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Council Proclamation Marks One Year Since COVID-19 Pandemic Began And Honors Those Helping Community
Councilor Sara Scott presented a proclamation on behalf of the Los Alamos County Council observing the one year milestone since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The proclamation also declared Wednesday, March 24, 2021 as “Lights On, Los Alamos…and Howl!” in appreciation for all those who have helped the community.
Police Chief Dino Sgambellone accepted the proclamation at the meeting on behalf of Los Alamos County Emergency Manager Beverley Simpson.
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS: It has been one year since the outbreak of the COVID-19 coronavirus, and
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Freedom Church Los Alamos Hosts Easter Service At Pond
Freedom Church News:
The community is invited to celebrate Easter Sunday, April 4 at Ashley Pond with Freedom Church in Los Alamos.
“We’re absolutely thrilled to be able to offer an outdoor Easter service for Los Alamos during this season.” explained Pastor Mike Brake.
“Los Alamos County is in the turquoise, the weather forecast for Easter looks favorable, and the ability to have a beautiful venue like Ashley Pond where we can meet in-person, celebrate and worship together, all while staying socially distanced and COVID-safe is priceless.”
Freedom Kids Director, Seth Evans elaborated that,
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Community Spirituality
Los Alamos JJAB Starting Two Parent Groups In April
LAHS Teacher Suzanne Montoya New NMPED School Liaison
LAPS News:
Suzanne Montoya has been named the School Liaison for the New Mexico Public Education Department (NMPED).
She was appointed by Los Alamos High School Principal Carter Payne.
As a Liaison, Montoya will attend monthly webinars in NMPED areas of focus in order to be a source of information and help other staff members with questions that might arise regarding state initiatives.
“I will also help keep teachers up to date with information, opportunities, and resources that are shared through the N.M. Teacher Leader Network (NMTLN),” Montoya
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McClenahan: Mechanical Abilities And Small Hands Propelled Frances Dunne’s Manhattan Project Work
Heather McClenahan
Los Alamos Historical Society
Frances Dunne wasn’t sure where or when she was born. Even now, nearly 30 years after her death, much of her life remains a mystery, but her work on the top-secret Manhattan Project is well documented.
Born in 1910, or maybe 1903, probably in Canada, Dunne was an orphan by the age of four and spent years in boarding schools and dreary summer camps. She attended Swarthmore College but did not graduate, contrary to references on the internet.
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Community Education National Laboratory
Hilltoppers Football Team Vs. Taos Tigers 7 p.m. Today
The Hilltoppers Football Team takes on the Taos Tigers at 7 p.m. today at Sullivan Field.
Tune in to catch all the action with Voice of the Hilltoppers Gene Mortensen broadcasting the game as it’s streamed live on the Post website here.
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Sports Community
Reader Relaxes With Good Book On Central Avenue
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Topper Girls Volley Ball Team Wins In Three Straight Sets
SPORTS News:
The Los Alamos Topper Girls Volleyball Team wins in three straight sets over the Pojoaque Elkettes in a match played Wednesday evening in Griffith Gymnasium.
In the first set the Toppers struggled at the beginning but were able to recompose and win 27-25.
The second set was all Toppers with an easy win 25-16, however the Elkettes rallied in the third set and the teams traded the
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Topper Librarian Shannon Seitz Delivers Donations For Area Dogs And Cats To Los Alamos County Animal Shelter
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County Board Of Public Utilities Meets March 30
Daily Postcard: Panoramic View From Anderson Overlook
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Topper Boys Soccer Takes On Taos Tigers 4 P.M. Monday
Tune in for all the action as the Topper Varsity Boys Soccer Team takes on the Taos Tigers at 4 p.m. Monday played at Sullivan Field and streamed live on the Post website here.
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Sports Community
Scenes From Los Alamos Police Bomb Team Training
The remotely controlled robot rolls forward to examine the danger at hand, which in this case is a body ‘dummy’ strapped in a suspicious backpack during training today at Overlook Park. Photo by Shari Mills
Cmdr. Preston Ballew stands by ‘under
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Community Public Safety Police
Tub Partners With The Curse On Donation Drive March 27
BRBC News:
Bathtub Row Brewing Co-op (Tub) has partnered with The Curse NM, the NM United soccer team’s official fan club. Curse members will get discounts throughout the season and during games.
To kick off the Tub’s partnership, they are hosting a donation drive noon to 6 p.m. Saturday, March 27 for the Child Abuse Response Team and Para Los Ninos, programs at UNM Children’s Hospital specializing in care for children and adolescents physically and/or sexually abused.
Items sought include child and adolescent clothing, comfort/hobby items, and hygiene products*.
Details:
- BR Brand BBQ –
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Entertainment Music Community Dining
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