FBI: Man Charged With Allegedly Posting Facebook Messages Threatening To Kill Governor, Law Enforcement Officers
FBI News:
ALBUQUERQUE – Daniel Mock, 33, of Albuquerque appeared today in federal court in Albuquerque for an initial appearance on a criminal complaint charging him with posting messages on Facebook threatening to kill New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and law enforcement officers, in violation of federal law.
The criminal complaint charges Mock with allegedly transmitting threatening communications in interstate or foreign commerce. According to the complaint, Mock allegedly posted threatening messages March 2 and March 13 to the governor’s Facebook page.
Mock is in custody
Family YMCA Provides Free Online Fitness Classes
The Y is offering free online classes modified so that no fitness equipment is required, but will include suggested everyday household items such as this broom for toning. Screenshot/LADP
The Family YMCA News:
The Family YMCA is now offering live virtual classes online during this time of social distancing due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The schedule of virtual classes is published on the Y website and includes classes like Power Up, Insanity, Silver Sneakers, Yoga, Stretching, Zumba, Toning, Hi-Lo, Cardio Kickboxing and Power HIIT!.
All classes will be modified so that no fitness equipment Read More
County Update 9 On COVID-19: Public Works ‘Still At Work’
COUNTY News:
Public Works Director Anne Laurent commented today on questions from residents wondering what kinds of services are still available.
“At this point, it’s business as usual for Public Works,” she said, adding that they are still receiving and processing routine requests for items such as filling potholes and monitoring streetlights to ensure they are functioning properly.
“We understand that people are at home and relying upon us to provide standard services,” she said, such as trash and recycling pick up. “We are not scaling back on the level of service or established schedules
Updated Emergency Public Health Order Includes Further Restrictions On New Mexico Food Establishments
STATE News:
Effective immediately, food establishments in New Mexico may only serve customers using take-out and delivery options.
These restrictions are being implemented under an emergency public health order from the New Mexico Department of Health in an effort to curb the spread of COVID-19.
The Department of Health and the Environment Department, which regulates food establishments, strongly encourage businesses to utilize curbside take-out and drive-through options when possible and ask that customers call in orders ahead of time.
If customers must enter the facility to order Read More
Local Residents Caught Between State And Contractor
Los Alamos resident Jane Johnson’s back door shows the level that water and mud reached in her house last summer during flooding. Courtesy photo
By KIRSTEN LASKEY
Los Alamos Daily Post
kirsten@ladailypost.com
Aug. 7, 2019, Los Alamos resident Jane Johnson arrived to her home in Verde Ridge to discover it was submerged in water.
Her daughter, Jill Cook, said there was 15 inches of standing water and her mother couldn’t even open the door.
This wasn’t the first time Johnson’s house had flooded. The first flood occurred July 26. Cook said the damage was minimal and the Los Alamos Fire Department’s Read More
