UNM-LA: Hideout Café Announces Temporary Closure
Courtesy photo
UNM-LA News:
The Hideout Café in the UNM-Los Alamos Lobo Center is temporarily closed and will reopen at the beginning of August. Café staff are currently working on equipment updates as well as menu enhancements.
The community is asked to be on the lookout for its reopening in the coming weeks. Read More
BLM Geothermal Lease Sale Nets Over $16.5 Million
BLM News:
SANTA FE — The Bureau of Land Management accepted winning bids on 47 parcels in New Mexico totaling 152,381.49 acres for $16,581,926 in total receipts for a geothermal lease sale. The BLM may issue leases once review and payment are complete. The combined bonus bids, rentals, and subsequent royalties from the leases will be distributed between the U.S. Treasury, the State of New Mexico and the counties where the leases are located.
Geothermal lease sales support domestic energy production and American energy independence, while contributing to the nation’s economic and military Read More
Los Alamos Commerce And Development Corporation Board Of Directors Elects Officers And Two New Members
The Los Alamos Commerce and Development Corporation Board of Directors at its meeting Monday at the Small Business Center re-elected Executive Committee Officers, from left, Vice Chair Craig Wehner who co-owns Los Alamos Landscaping and More, Secretary David Cremer of New Mexico Angels, Chair Carol A. Clark the owner and publisher of the Los Alamos Daily Post, Treasurer Ryan Tatro the Vice President and Relationship Manager at Enterprise Bank & Trust and elected Executive Committee Member at Large Denise Derkacs a former County Councilor. The Board also elected two new members on Tuesday, Read More
Beso Jewels To Be At Village Arts June 19 & 20
Top left: Vintage men’s watches, top right: Moonstone, Pearl & Alexandrite, Bottom: Coin collection. Courtesy photo
BUSINESS News:
Okay June babies, choose Alexandrite, Moonstone or Pearl for a birthstone. Or choose all three! Visit Beso Jewels at Village Arts from 11 a.m.–4 p.m., Friday, June 19, and 10:30 a.m.–4 p.m., Saturday, June 20.
Father’s Day is June 21, and this weekend would be a good time to pick up a gift. Village Arts has a wide selection of art and craft supplies for all ages, and gifts for Dad.
Beso Jewels Services:
- Repairs of all types
- Custom design
- Gold and Silver jewelry
State Trains, Employs 600 Youth To Conserve Public Lands
EMNRD News:
SANTA FE — New Mexico is funding jobs and hands-on conservation training for more than 600 young people this year, awarding nearly $7 million to 38 programs across 20 counties.
The New Mexico Youth Conservation Corps Commission (YCCC) has awarded $5.89 million to 38 public-benefit programs for youth across 20 counties, with an additional $1.1 million in matching funds. The awards will create employment for more than 600 young people ages 14–25 across the state.
These awards help local governments, Tribes, non-profits and federal agencies across the state create meaningful Read More
Rob & Charlie’s Bicycle Shop Celebrates Anniversary With Fundraiser For Española Humane
Española Humane News:
SANTA FE — Rob & Charlie’s Bicycle Shop will celebrate its anniversary with a community fundraiser benefiting Española Humane from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, June 20, at the shop, 1632 St. Michael’s Drive in Santa Fe.
The event will feature raffle prizes, lunch, and adoptable pets, with all raffle proceeds supporting Española Humane’s lifesaving programs for animals and families across northern New Mexico.
Guests can enjoy lunch from Anthony’s Grill while entering to win dozens of raffle prizes, including gift baskets, Oakley sunglasses, Read More
Jazz Band, Produce, & More At Farmers Market June 18
League Of Women Voters’ Lunch With A Leader To Feature County Community Development Director Elias Isaacson
Elias Isaacson
Community Development Director
Los Alamos County
From the League of Women Voters of Los Alamos:
Have you ever wondered what the League of Women Voters’ Lunch with a Leader is all about? Every month the League invites a local or regional expert to talk with the community about current issues. The event is held at the Unitarian Church Fellowship Hall on N. Sage Street. The meetings are open to all.
This month on Thursday, June 18, the community is invited to hear Community Development Director Elias Isaacson discuss economic development in Los Alamos County.
Attendees arrive around Read More
Op-Ed: One Million Metric Tons—What It Took And Why It Matters
By AMANDA HEHR
COO
Kathairos Solutions
On May 30, Kathairos Solutions crossed a milestone we have been working toward since the company was founded: one million metric tons of CO2 equivalent eliminated through our nitrogen venting elimination systems. I wanted to take a moment to explain what that number means, how we got here, and why we think it matters beyond our own balance sheet.
Methane venting during oil and gas operations is one of the more tractable emissions challenges in the energy sector. It is not a problem that requires shutting in production or waiting on breakthrough technology. Read More
Ukrainian Graduate Student Visits Los Alamos To Experience Culture And Gain Work Experience
Ukrainian student Vitalii Yashchuk with his Los Alamos County business license and samples of books he is selling. He is in the U.S. through the Southwestern Advantage Summer Program for college students to earn money and gain work experience by selling educational materials. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com
By KIRSTEN LASKEY
Los Alamos Daily Post
kirsten@ladailypost.com
Vitalii Yashchuk, a Ukrainian graduate student from the SGH Warsaw School of Economics in Poland, has limitless ambitions. In fact, he crossed half the globe and arrived in the small town of Los Alamos last week Read More
