Wider view of the scene Monday behind North Mesa Stable. Photo by Jenn Bartram/ladailypost.com
View during a hike Monday behind North Mesa Stable. Photo by Jenn Bartram/ladailypost.com
Voters and volunteers adhere to COVID-safe practice during early voting today at the White Rock Municipal Complex, 139 Longview Dr. Early voting runs through Oct. 31. Photo by Jenn Bartram/ladailypost.com
October is National Bullying Prevention Month and Los Alamos Public Schools is finding ways to increase awareness of bullying and prevent bullying in our schools while promoting kindness, acceptance and inclusion.
“This year coming together in Unity is more important than ever,” LAPS Prevention Support Specialist Brandi Seekins said. “Bullying prevention starts with each one of us — our everyday words and actions can create environments where everyone is celebrated and welcomed.”
At Los Alamos Public Schools, teachers and school counselors lead classroom lessons
The violence at home signal for help without leaving a digital trace. Courtesy image
Los Alamos Victim Assistant:
It may be difficult for someone to comprehend a violent lifestyle if they’ve never experienced domestic violence.
Friends and family members listen to horror stories involving black eyes, broken noses, emergency room visits, terrifying ordeals at night, and constant belittling.
The common question is, “If things are so bad, why don’t you just leave?”
It isn’t simple to leave a violent relationship, rather a life-changing process that can take months, and even years to break
By BERNADETTE LAURTZEN
Executive Director
LARSO
Many may know Martin Cooper as a LANL physicist, but this week you can see him through the eye of the camera lens, a virtual tour, from before the world changed the very meaning of travel.
Friday, seniors enduring the pandemic who find the need to “get out”
The 17th Annual Festival of Trees is going virtual due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Courtesy/LARSO
By BERNADETTE LAURITZEN
Executive Director
Los Alamos Retired & Senior Organization
Tuesday marked seven months that we’ve been mired in pandemic ponderings and if nothing else, we’re always up for something new.
I will start as I do believe I did last time with an apology. No, not necessarily a planned pattern but I am about to use the “F” word in the middle of October. That “F” word my friends, is the Festival of Trees.
The thought of speaking those words before the start of November, makes my skin
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