LAHS Hilltalkers Seeking To Raise Funds Through Krispy Creme Donut Sales
LAHS HILLTALKERS News:
The Los Alamos High School Hilltalkers invite the community to enjoy a taste of Krispy Kreme Donuts and to help raise funds for the Hilltalkers’ future transportation and travel needs.
Members of the Hilltalkers are selling these famous glazed donuts for $10 per dozen. Pre-sales of these tasty donuts end Wednesday but if you do not get an opportunity to reserve your box of donuts, you may purchase these delectable treats 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Los Alamos Arts and Crafts Fair at Los Alamos Middle School.
The Hilltalkers wish to thank the Los Alamos Arts Council for Read More
Daily Postcard: Buck Spotted On Sycamore Street
Daily Postcard: This large buck is spotted election day at a residence on Sycamore Street. The family’s small dog, who always chases the deer out of the yard, left this one alone. Photo by C.M. Lovejoy
Daily Postcard: This large buck is spotted taking a rest election day at a residence on Sycamore Street. Photo by C.M. Lovejoy Read More
Tire Tread Mars ‘Balance’ Logo At 15th And Central
Tire tread is spotted today across the new County ‘Balance’ Logo installed Nov. 1 at 15th Street and Central Avenue. The installation is part of the Central Avenue Phase 2 project, which essentially wrapped up last week. Photo by Leland Lehman/ladailypost.com
Crews installing the new County ‘Balance’ Logo Nov. 1 at 15th Street and Central Avenue. Photo by Leslie Bucklin/LAC Read More
CROP Hunger Walk & Turkey Announces Trot T-Shirt Design Contest Winner
T-shirt design contest winner Andy Enriquez celebrates with his four-legged pals. Courtesy photo
Andy Enriquez’s winning T-shirt design for the 2016 Los Alamos CROP Walk & Turkey Trot. Courtesy photo
COMMUNITY News:
Of the children in 4th through 6th Grades who submitted designs for the upcoming 2016 Los Alamos CROP Walk & Turkey Trot t-shirt logo, one entry stood out above the rest. Andy Enriquez, a 4th grader, designed a logo with an athletic shoe on a person’s foot with the words “CROP Walk Hunger Walk & Turkey Trot 2016” around the image. He is the winner of the contest. Read More
Cinema Cindy Reviews ‘Inferno’
By CYNTHIA BIDDLECOMB“Inferno” is the latest movie based on a novel by Dan Brown. As with the films made from Brown’s other popular novels, “The DaVinci Code” and “Angels and Demons”, this film is fast paced. In it, we travel from Florence, Italy, to Venice and on to Istanbul, Turkey. One would be hard put to feel bored watching this movie.
Movie poster for ‘Inferno’.
Tom Hanks once again plays Dan Brown’s protagonist, Robert Langdon, now professor of religious iconology and symbology at Cambridge University. The film opens with Langdon waking in a hospital without a memory Read More
Daily Postcard: Gathering Bountiful Garden Harvest
Daily Postcard: Gathering in the final bounty in Los Alamos. Photo by Tracy WardLos Alamos Piecemakers Meets Nov. 15
COMMUNITY News:Jeanne Hyland Offers Watercolor Class
‘Self Portrait’ by Jeanne Hyland. Courtesy photo
‘Cowboy’ by Jeanne Hyland. Courtesy photoFLAC News:
From New Hampshire to France to Colorado to New Mexico, Jeanne Hyland has been dabbling in a variety of art media over the years.
Starting with a BFA in Figurative Sculpture and Drawing at the University of New Hampshire, she went on to continue her studies at École des Beaux Arts, in France.
From there, she took up commercial design in Colorado and moved onto her most recent love, watercolors, in California. Today, she still creates, but she also teaches her art to students in Albuquerque, Read More
Daily Postcard: Bear Spotted In Western Area
Daily Postcard: This bear is spotted munching on apples from a tree at a residence Oct. 31 in Western Area. Photo by Janice Muir Read More
Dive-In Movie ‘Finding Dory’ At Aquatic Center Nov. 18
Courtesy/LAC
Harold Fishbine Founded Town’s First Big Band
Local resident Harold Fishbine started the first big band in Los Alamos during the Manhattan Project. Photo by Bonnie J. Gordon/ladailypost.com
The Keynotes on stage during the Manhattan Project. Harold Fishbine and his bass are at top left. Courtesy/Harold FishbineBy BONNIE J. GORDON
Los Alamos Daily Post
Soldier Harold Fishbine was with the rest of his unit in California in the early 1940s, expecting to be sent to the Pacific. Then, out of the blue, he received orders to report to Santa Fe. He had no idea what it meant.
When he arrived at 109 East Palace in Santa Fe and was greeted by a nice Read More
Leadership Los Alamos Unveils Tree Of Many Hats
Photo by Chad LauritzenSenior Center.
Betty Ehart Senior Center Annual Festival Of Trees
The Happiest Place on Earth could be yours for just $1. Courtesy photo
COMMUNITY News:
At the Betty Ehart Senior Center, one can see the forest through the trees. The trees for the annual Festival of Trees event have arrived with a few more to follow in the next day or so.
Daily Postcard: Sun Dog Briefly Appears In Los Alamos
Daily Postcard: Sun Dog makes a brief appearance in Los Alamos on the afternoon of Oct. 27. Sun dogs, mock suns or phantom suns, are an atmospheric phenomenon that consists of a pair of bright spots on either horizontal side on the Sun, often co-occurring with a luminous ring known as a 22° halo. Sun dogs are a member of a large family of halos, created by light interacting with ice crystals in the atmosphere. Sun dogs typically appear as two subtly colored patches of light to the left and right of the Sun, approximately 22° distant and at the same elevation above the horizon as the Sun. They can be seen Read More
Daily Postcard: Golden Leaves Color Overlook Sky
Daily Postcard: Golden leaves color the sky at Overlook Park in White Rock. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
Cinema Cindy Reviews ‘Doctor Strange’
By CYNTHIA BIDDLECOMB
brated, though thoroughly arrogant neurosurgeon.SFCC Autumn Readings In Library Nov. 14
SFCC News:Daily Postcard: Sunflowers Shine In White Rock
Daily Postcard: Sunflowers shine under the autumn and attract butterflies Sunday on N.M. 4 inWhite Rock. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
Letter To The Editor: The 1940’s Radio Hour — A Great Veterans Day Weekend Activity
By JIM NESMITHLos Alamos
I was genuinely disturbed and disappointed by Bonnie Gordon’s review of the Los Alamos Little Theater’s production of the 1940’s Radio Hour on November 5, 2016. I attended the same opening performance and it was a wonderful experience, enjoyed by every single person in the house with the obvious exception of Bonnie. I agree with Bonnie that she was not the ideal person to review the play and go further in saying she should have recused herself.
Yes, the characters were stereotypes but so what? Show me one play or movie in which that is not the case to at least some degree. We Read More
