Clean Up Los Alamos Day Rescheduled To May 18
COUNTY News:
Due to inclement weather, Clean Up Los Alamos Day has been rescheduled for Saturday, May 18.
The volunteer appreciation lunch will be held noon to 1 p.m. May 18 at Ashley Pond Park.
Kirtland AFB Airshow Features Thunderbirds, Space Fiesta And STEM Pavilion May 18
KAFB News:Taos School Of Music 57th Chamber Music Festival
Daily Postcard: Wisteria After Rain In Quemazon
Daily Postcard: Wisteria after the rain Tuesday in Quemazon. Photo by Trisha Ancell Read More
Discover What’s Coming Up Night Skies In May
Learn what is coming up in May’s night skies this Friday, May 10 in the Los Alamos Nature Center’s planetarium. Astronomer Paul Arendt will lead this tour of the heavens, which begins at 6 p.m. The nature center also will show the full-dome film ‘EXPLORE’ at 2 p.m. Saturday, May 11. Courtesy photoLos Alamos Historical Society Annual Meeting Features Richard Rhodes ‘Reykjavik’ Performance
The Pajarito Players will present Reykjavik’ by Richard Rhodes May 14. Courtesy image
LOS ALAMOS HISTORICAL SOCIETY News:
The Reykjavík Summit, held on October 11 and 12, 1986, was considered by many experts to be a turning point in the Cold War. During those two days in Reykjavik, Iceland, President Ronald Reagan and Soviet General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev debated terms for nuclear arms reduction.
Though the two leaders ultimately failed to reach an agreement, at times during the talks both countries were on the verge of eliminating nuclear weapons.
The negotiations did result in further Read More
Foxx And Martin Publish Third Volume Of ‘Plants Of The Jemez Mountains’
Authors Teralene Foxx and Craig Martin with the two most recent volumes of ‘Plants of the Jemez Mountains’ during a recent visit to the Los Alamos Daily Post. Photo by Bonnie J. Gordon/ladailypost.com
Los Alamos authors Teralene Foxx and Craig Martin recently published the third in their series of books titled “Plants of the Jemez Mountains”.
The third volume focuses on the Sunflower Family. This family of flowering plants is so large it gets its own book, Martin said.
This book follows “Volume 2, Flowering Plants” published
Daily Postcard: Goose Seeks Justice
Daily Postcard: This goose is spotted looking for justice Sunday at the Los Alamos Justice Center, which unfortunately was closed so it waddled next door to cool off in Ashley Pond. Photo by Hannah Miller Read More
SFCC To Celebrate Kate Besser Writing Awards
The Writer, David Maidenberg. Courtesy photoDaily Postcard: Storm Clouds Fill Evening Sky
Daily Postcard: Storm clouds fill the sky Tuesday evening over White Rock. Photo by Nancy Ann Hibbs Read More
Arts In Public Places Advisory Board Meets Thursday
Unique Exhibit Opens At Mesa Public Library Thursday
Mei Li (Su Fong) Milonni. Courtesy photo
Courtesy photoDaily Postcard: Ashley Pond Glistens In Noonday Sun
Daily Postcard: Ashley Pond glistens under the noonday sun Monday in downtown Los Alamos. Photo by Jim Gourdoux Read More
X Marks Sky Over Los Alamos Sunday Morning
Contrails form an X in the sky over Los Alamos early Sunday morning viewed from the parking lot in front of Ruby K’s at 20th Street and Central Avenue. Photo by Terry Goldman Read More
LAMS Students Shine At Denver Music Competition
LAMS music students shine and bring home multiple awards over the weeked at the Music in the Parks competition in Denver, Colo. Courtesy/Lindsay Alexander
Awards won over the weeked by LAMS music studetnts in performances at the Music in the Parks competition in Denver, Colo. Courtesy/Lindsay Alexander
Within the Los Alamos Middle School Music Department, 192 students from various ensembles competed last weekend and won multiple awards at the Music in the Parks competition in Denver, Colo.
Forty-six ensembles from 14 schools representing New Mexico, Colorado Read More
Pacheco Canyon Burn Visible From Los Alamos
Driving down the Main Hill Road Sunday afternoon smoke is visible straight ahead from the 500-acre prescribed burn underway in Pacheco Canyon, approximately six miles east of Tesuque Pueblo and three miles west of Ski Santa Fe. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailpost.com
Scene from the 500-acre prescribed burn underway in Pacheco Canyon Sunday afternoon, approximately six miles east of Tesuque Pueblo and three miles west of Ski Santa Fe. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailpost.com
Scene from the 500-acre prescribed burn underway in Pacheco Canyon Sunday afternoon, approximately six miles east Read More
More Scenes From 2019 Los Alamos Arts Council Spring Arts & Crafts Fair At Fuller Lodge Saturday
More scenes from the Los Alamos Arts Council 2019 Spring Arts and Crafts Fair Saturday on the lawn at Fuller Lodge. Photo by Ken Hanson
Scene from the Los Alamos Arts Council 2019 Spring Arts and Crafts Fair Saturday on the lawn at Fuller Lodge. Photo by Ken Hanson
Scene from the Los Alamos Arts Council 2019 Spring Arts and Crafts Fair Saturday on the lawn at Fuller Lodge. Photo by Ken Hanson
Kandy Korn is a crowd favorite at the Los Alamos Arts Council 2019 Spring Arts and Crafts Fair Saturday on the lawn at Fuller Lodge. Photo by Ken Hanson
A taste of honey at the Los Alamos ArtsSanta Fe Community College Visual Arts Gallery Presents Student Exhibition Opening Reception May 9
‘Spring in the City’ oil painting by SFCC art student Ameliah P. Jaramillo-Ortega. Courtesy/SFCC
