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Basic Bike Maintenance Classes Aug. 17-20

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COMMUNITY News:

Scott Beguin will teach classes on drivetrain function and first aid fixes, 2 p.m. Aug. 17 and 6 p.m. Aug. 20.

During the two-hour class, students learn practical mechanics and how to do on-the-road and trail-side first aid repairs to the drivetrain.

Topics to be covered:

  • Installation of Front and Rear derailleurs, chainrings, cassettes, chains, shifters, cables and housing.
  • Routine maintenance and repair of drivetrains and components.
  • Trail- and Road-side troubleshooting to get you back on the ride.
  • Tools and equipment; what to stock in your tool kit.

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Los Alamos Farmers Market Announces Winners

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LAFM News:

This week – Los Alamos Medical Center is scheduled to do health screenings at the Los Alamos Farmers Market. Also, an Ice Cream Social is set for 10 a.m. at the market.

Market contest winners:

  • Large market baskets: #88 Marty Delanoy, #350 Dena Webster, #1867 Anne Tuner;

  • Large Oval baskets: #23 Rozelle Wright, #1830 Marie Odom, #1857 Christine Brown;

  • Hats: #99 Jackie Marr, #1885 Patricia Crandell; 

  • Fans: #638 Sarah Gustafson, #178 Janine Tulenko;

  • Wine Baskets: #1345 Kimberly Christensen, #1834 Ahi Renner;

  • Small round baskets: #200 Nora Berninger, #1869 Kristine Terrones,

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DOE Secretary Visits WIPP Aug. 12

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Sec. Moniz. Courtesy/wikipedia.com
 
STATE News:
 
Energy Sec. Ernest Moniz will host several meetings on the Quadrennial Energy Review (QER) and visit the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in Carlsbad this month.
 
Friday, Aug. 8, Moniz will join other federal and local officials, including Transportation Sec. Anthony Foxx for two public meetings to receive public input on the QER, an administration-wide effort to make recommendations regarding key infrastructure needed for transmission, storage and distribution of energy.
 
In Chicago, the discussion will focus
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USDA Increasing Investment Opportunities In Rural America For Private Entities

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USDA News:

Recently the White House Rural Council, chaired by the United States Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, announced the creation of a new U.S. Rural Infrastructure Opportunity Fund to allow private entities to invest in rural infrastructure projects across the nation. 

Ten billion dollars have been pledged to start the Fund and it expects to grow with additional funds. Co Bank, a national cooperative bank serving rural America, is the anchor investor and Capital Peak Asset Management will manage the new fund.

With assistance from the United States Department of Agriculture Read More

‘NOT Back-to-School’ Breakfast Aug. 14

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COMMUNITY News:

For many years, retired Los Alamos Public Schools employees have looked forward to the famous NOT Back-to-School breakfast.

It is held annually on the first day that students and teachers go back to school. Retirees from all over the USA make a special effort to attend the event to share memories and talk with friends.

This year the breakfast is 9:30 a.m. to noon Thursday, Aug. 14 in Kelly Hall at Trinity on the Hill. There is a nominal charge of $10  for the breakfast, and for those who can, please add a donation for the use of the church.

All new retirees should have received Read More

Safety Tips Offered For Flash Flooding

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PUBLIC SAFETY News:

Eighteen to 24 inches of moving water can wash an SUV off of the road. In fact, according to the National Weather Service, more than half of all flood-related deaths are people driving through flooded roads.

With the risk of flash flooding in the area over the next few days, the nonprofit Federal Alliance for Safe Homes (FLASH)® reminds residents to “Turn Around, Don’t Drown!” and offers the following flood safety tips to protect your home and family:

Before the Flood

  • Clear yard of any debris, plant material or items (garden décor, foliage, or garbage cans) that can block
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Youth Soccer League Extends Last Minute Registration

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Courtesy/NMSL

SPORTS News:

Los Alamos Youth Soccer League announces an extension of its last minute registration drive! Get your kids signed up for “The Beautiful Game!”

Youth ages 5-13 who have not registered for recreational soccer for the coming year are urged to sign up this week.

The deadline for registration is 8 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 10, but the sooner the better.

Follow this link: LAYSL Recreational Registration to register today.

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Guitarist Richard Hannemann Performs Sept. 6

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Richard Hannemann. Courtesy/hannemannmusic.com

COMMUNITY News:

Guitarist Richard Hannemann will perform at 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 6 at Duane Smith Auditorium. Tickets are $15 and should be purchased in advance from Pet Pangea, CB FOX, or Hannemann Music 505.662.0380 (tickets will not be available at the door).

The program, “Musica Vitae” is a selection of original songs and guitar solos written between 1970 and 2006. The music presented is a variety of styles drawing from folk, Spanish, classical, light jazz and a touch of blues. 

The highlight of the evening will be the premier Read More

Fuller Lodge Arts and Crafts Fair Saturday, Aug. 9

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ARTS News:

This weekend is the 38th annual Summer Arts & Crafts Fair. “Off the Cuff” will open with a reception 5-7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 8 at Fuller Lodge Art Center.

Take a sneak peek here.

There will be an assortment of professional artists sharing their work. Please come by and let them see that the community supports the arts. Look over the attending artists then come by and visit their booths. They love to get your feedback about their work, but even more – they love it when you take something home! Check out the public Facebook site here. Read More