NWS: Today’s High Near 47, Tonight’s Low Around 27
The National Weather Service forecasts today’s high near 47 with mostly sunny skies and tonight’s low around 27. Courtesy/NWS Read More
Udall, Carper Respond To EPA Withdrawing Proposal To Scrap Worker Protection Rules
Bill Lets Parties Choose: Open Primaries Or Pay For Them
CVNM: Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham Keynotes Annual Legislative Reception
Commissioner Garcia Richard Appoints Four Key Staff
Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
From the Office of the Land Commisioner:
SANTA FE – Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard has appointed four key staff to assist in executing a bold agenda for the land office.
The new hires include General Counsel and three Assistant Commissioners for Mineral Resources, Commercial Resources, and Communications.
On the job for just a month, Commissioner Garcia Richard has begun to implement her key initiatives, including issuing an Executive Order to ban killing contests on state trust land, requesting Read More
LANL Director Thom Mason Reflects On First 90 Days
Thom Mason today completes his first 90 days at the helm of Los Alamos National Laboratory.
During an interview in his office last Thursday, Mason spoke of his admiration for the scientists, engineers and staff at the Lab and his gratitude to the community for its warm welcome. He also touched on the best thing about his job as well as the challenges.
“During these first 90 days one thing that has really struck me as I’ve visited the various areas of the Laboratory
Heinrich, Kennedy, Cassidy, Carper, And Colleagues Introduce Bipartisan Legislation To Restore Wetlands And Migratory Bird Habitat
National Weather Service Announces Major Upgrade To Cannon Air Force Base Doppler (KFDX) Radar
Who Are The Four Last Graduates Of Los Alamos Ranch School?
Boys of the Los Alamos Ranch School at dinner in the Dining Hall at Fuller Lodge, ca. 1930s before the final group of graduates left the school in 1943. Courtesy/LAHS
By Sharon Snyder
Los Alamos Historical Society
In the 25 years of the Los Alamos Ranch School’s existence, more than 550 boys came to the Pajarito Plateau as students and/or summer campers. Almost all of them went on to earn college degrees and make contributions to their chosen communities and, in many cases, to the nation.
The last four boys to graduate from the ranch school in late January of 1943 went on to make the school proud, and Read More
Stewart Bill Overhauls Teacher Evaluation To Support Professional Development
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