- Researchers who developed a 3-D imaging system for analyzing cartridge casings say their latest work is
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House Passes Manufactured Housing Reform
Pearce Calls On FBI To Release Details Of Aztec Shooter, Expand Preventative Efforts
U.S. Rep. Steve Pearce
From the Office of U.S. Rep. Steve Pearce:
Washington, D.C. – U.S. Rep. Steve Pearce released the following statement after learning some details about the shooter in last week’s tragic event that took place at Aztec High School:
“My heart hurts immensely for not only the families of the students who were taken too early from this earth, but for all students and community members affected by the (Dec. 7) senseless and tragic shooting. Many have asked, what can be done to stop situations like this. Now, news reports state the shooter had been previously noticed by the Read More
Letter To The Editor: Splash Pools And GRT Windfalls
We have elections for a reason,and as Terry Goldman recently opined, Council is empowered to make decisions on what to build and how to fund it subject to public input at regular intervals, i.e., election day, or at other critical times through referendum.
The question of whether to build a more elaborate aquatic center is one of those decisions we as a community make, either directly via a bond issue or via a vote bycouncil to spend our money.
New Tool Helps Residential Consumers Understand Transactions For Rooftop Solar Energy Systems
Attorney General, U.S. Department of Labor To Hold Human Trafficking Press Conference; Announce Joint Initiative To Combat Labor Trafficking In New Mexico
New Mexico AG Hector Balderas
From the Office of the Attorney General:
- Labor Trafficking is occurring in New Mexico at a much higher rate than what is being reported
Attorney General Hector Balderas, U.S. Department of Labor, New Mexico Human Trafficking Task Force Cmdr. Anthony Maez and law enforcement are set to announce a new joint initiative to combat labor trafficking in New Mexico.
The officials will discuss the new initiative at 2 p.m. Monday at the Office of the Attorney General in Albuquerque. Read More
ICYMI: How Tax Reform Will Lift The Economy
Los Alamos County Council Chair David Izraelevitz Delivers ‘State of the County’ Address Wednesday
Council Chair David Izraelevitz
COUNTY News:
The community is invited to join Los Alamos County Council Chair David Izraelevitz for the “State of the County” address noon Wednesday, Dec. 13 at Betty Ehart Senior Center.
Izraelevitz will discuss highlights and accomplishments from 2017, as well as touch on potential news for the coming year. Read More
San Ildefonso Pueblo Gov. James Mountain Visits Los Alamos Daily Post Friday
San Ildefonso Pueblo Governor James Mountain met Friday with Los Alamos Daily Post Publisher Carol A. Clark in the newsroom at 1247 Central Ave. Governor Mountain is completing his term as leader of the Pueblo in January and during his meeting at the Post he discussed his youth growing up in Los Alamos and his commitment to continue his life of public service. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com Read More
Voices Of Los Alamos Targets Chromium Plume Safety
Because the existence of a chromium plume in the regional aquifer below Sandia and Mortendad Canyons has been a source of concern for citizens of northern New Mexico, Voices of Los Alamos asked experts to discuss the problem at a Nov. 27 meeting.
Danny Katzman is the Technical Program Director for LANL’s chromium project and a hydrogeologist. Katzman began by saying that he was working on a way to explain the complicated technical project, putting together FAQs (frequently asked questions) for the DOE website. This is now posted here.
Katzman Read More