U.S. Attorney Announces Sentencing In $1.2 Million Real Estate Trust Fund Fraud Case In Roswell
FBI News:
ALBUQUERQUE – A former Roswell escrow company owner was sentenced to 46-months in prison for defrauding his clients of more than $1.2 million.
According to court documents, Christopher Adam Jensen-Tanner purchased Roswell Escrow Services, Inc. in 2013 and began conducting business as a servicer of real estate contracts, holding significant sums of money in trust for clients.
In January 2017, Jensen-Tanner began illegally using customer funds to finance an extravagant lifestyle beyond his means. To conceal his actions, Jensen-Tanner commingled funds between corporate Read More
Final PEEC Summer Family Evening Of Season Wednesday
Courtesy/PEEC
PEEC News:
The community is invited to stop by the Los Alamos Nature Center 6 p.m. on Wednesday, July 31 for a rescheduled Summer Family Evening, the final one of the season.
The community is invited to join the Pajarito Environmental Education Center (PEEC) for its final Summer Family Evening program of the season, 6 p.m. Wednesday at Los Alamos Nature Center. In collaboration with the Los Alamos Arts Council, this special event offers creativity and fun for the entire family. Engage in exciting nature crafts that will inspire and entertain both kids and adults, providing a unique Read More
Chamber Business Breakfast Featured Seminar On QPR Institute Programming By Bernadette Lauritzen At SALA
Bernadette Lauritzen teaches a seminar about the importance of recognizing signs of mental health struggles when interacting with coworkers, friends, family members and others during the July 18 Business Breakfast at SALA. Courtesy/Chamber
Incoming Chamber Director Sandy Jones speaks at the July 18 Business Breakfast at SALA. Courtesy/Chamber
CHAMBER News:
The Chamber of Commerce held a Business Breakfast Thursday, July 18 with QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) Institute programming from Bernadette Lauritzen at SALA Event Center.
Lauritzen taught a 1-hour seminar about the importance Read More
Mini Terrain Ten Reviews & QEEG Brain Maps Available
Optimal Performance LLC News:
Through July and August, Debbie DeSimone, FNTP, RWP, business owner of Optimal Performance LLC, has announced a special offering of Mini Terrain Ten Reviews. Additionally, there is limited availability to schedule four QEEG brain maps this summer.
The Terrain Ten survey is a comprehensive set of questions designed to categorize an individual’s metabolic terrain priority areas, essential for those seeking body and life balance. The Mini Terrain Ten Review provides all the critical information from the survey, focusing on the top overloaded “bucket” area Read More
DeVolder: Proposal For Reducing Plastics In Environment
By MARK DEVOLDER
Los Alamos
For years I have been picking up discarded nylon zip ties. Zip ties don’t cost much and are considered a “throw-away” item. Typically, zip ties are cut in two and are then discarded. I find many opportunities to reuse both short and long pieces of zip ties.
Some time ago, I began experimenting with zip ties. Zip ties have a little plastic or metal prong (tooth) that holds the zip tie together. I found that I can use a small jeweler’s screwdriver or a 1/16-inch wide piece of tin can stock inserted into the square portion of the zip tie to hold the prong away from the mating ridges Read More
Denish: Here Come The Little Guys And Gals
By DIANE DENISH
Corner to Corner
© 2024 New Mexico News Services
In the midst of a political upheaval and a new dynamic in the presidential election, the role money plays in political campaigns has a new focus.
Let’s start with mega donors: Peter Thiel, Pay Pal founder and hedge fund giant. Thiel, who was born in Germany, is a naturalized American citizen. In 2017 he was granted citizenship in New Zealand saying, “New Zealand is the future”. He sometimes refers to New Zealand as his “back up country”.
Thiel is a self-described conservative, libertarian, and registered Republican. He has an estimated Read More
Los Alamos Medical Center Honors Employee Milestones
LAMC team members are honored for important milestones ranging from 5 years to 52 years, during a special red carpet event and service awards dinner July 10 at Cottonwood on the Greens. Team members include Eliza Kersche, Joyce Richins, Christie Kelly, Rebecca Langenbrunner, Adam Trujillo, Rosie Montoya, Rachel Dunaway, Valerie Trujillo, Jessica Maassen, Dr. Kurt Lange and Dr. Justin Green. Courtesy/LAMC
LAMC People Services Director and Facility Recruiter Jacqui Carroll presents Adam Trujillo with a gift and flowers in appreciation for his 27 years of service in the pharmacy. Courtesy/LAMC Read More
Tales Of Our Times: The Fare In Hallways Beats A Diet Of ‘Breaking News’
Tales Of Our Times
By JOHN BARTLIT
New Mexico Citizens for Clean Air & Water
Across decades, I have worked a fair amount on environmental issues in various venues. These venues have ranged from legislative hearings to the media’s routines to hallways.
Every venue gathers players who try to improve decision-making. The best tips from participants are eye-openers. Yet, at any time, other players work to foil good decisions. Today these thoughts are timely, though they are hardly new. In times long gone, our nation’s founders had similar ideas.
The U.S. Constitutional Convention began May Read More
Beef And Leaf Café Set To Open Aug. 1 In Los Alamos!
Beef and Leaf Owner/Chef Laura Crucet inside her new eatery Friday afternoon at 3801 Arkansas Ave., which is set to open Thursday. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Beef and Leaf Café Front of House Manager Dustin Lippiatt and Owner/Chef Laura Crucet Friday afternoon inside the new eatery set to open Thursday at 3801 Arkansas Ave. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Restaurant News:
- Beef and Leaf Café Brings Fresh Flavor to Los Alamos
The culinary landscape of Los Alamos is set for a vibrant transformation with the grand opening of Beef and Leaf Café, a new restaurant by renowned Read More
Nella Domenici Advocates Bringing Sundance Film Festival To Santa Fe
Nella Domenici
From the Nella for senate Campaign:
ALBUQUERQUE — In response to the Sundance Institute selecting Santa Fe as a finalist to become the new home of the Sundance Film Festival, Nella Domenici wrote to Robert Redford and Acting CEO Amanda Kelson pointing out the unique capability that Santa Fe and New Mexico have that no other venue can offer:
–New Mexico showcases a broad range of scenic beauty and diverse landscapes for film settings and locations.
–We have cutting edge supercomputing capabilities at our national laboratories.
–We have a community of innovative companies exploring Read More
