New Mexico Tourism Department And Airbnb Launch Campaign To Support Travel Across State
NMTD News:
SANTA FE — Discover a new part of the Land of Enchantment – that is the message of a new campaign announced by Airbnb and the New Mexico Department of Tourism to support local travel around the state.
As communities reopen and work to build back from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, the campaign encourages state residents to explore New Mexico’s six diverse regions – the Northwest, North Central, Northeast, Central, Southwest and Southeast – and support the small businesses and communities that rely on tourism.
Whether travelers are looking to explore the state’s iconic Read More
Pride At Village Arts And The Art Center At Fuller Lodge
Ken Nebel, right, Village Arts owner/ asst. director of the Art Center at Fuller Lodge at an event in 2017. Courtesy photo
By KELLY DOLEJSI
Friends of Los Alamos Pride
Two successful Pride Weeks and one pandemic later, Pride Week returns to Los Alamos June 5-13. This year’s theme is “Coming Out After COVID”.
This series of mini-profiles aims to highlight as many LGBTQIA-friendly local businesses as possible. Email kdolejsi@gmail.com if you own a business or run an organization and want to extend your support to Los Alamos Pride Week. Regardless of whether you own a business, follow Los Alamos Read More
Los Alamos Co-Op Park Meets Phase 1 Fundraising Goals
Co-Op Park News:
The new Co-Op Park team has completed the first goal of its fundraising campaign that will allow construction to start on Phase 1 of the innovative community space on 10th Street in Los Alamos.
Co-Op Park will officially open Aug. 14, thanks to the generous donors of the first phase of the GoFundMe campaign.
“I want to thank all of our donors for helping make this happen. Construction is beginning soon, and it wouldn’t happen without donors and the incredible community support we’ve received,” said Matt Schmidt, CEO of Los Alamos Schools Credit Union.
Phase 1 of the park includes Read More
Scenes From Tuesdays At The Pond With Eryn Bent Tonight
Eryn Bent performing this evening at the first Tuesdays at the Pond summer entertainment series at Ashley Pond Park. The event sold out as it must abide by COVID-Safe Practices as outlined by the state currently including limiting the size of mass gatherings. For those unable to get free tickets to tonight’s performance should check out Eventbrite or visit www.CreativeLosAlamos.com. Courtesy/Chamber
Scene this evening from Tuesdays at the Pond, providing free, live, in-person music each week at the Ashley Pond Park Pavilion. Courtesy/Chamber
Los Alamos Creative District Curator & Read More
2021 ChamberFest Week Begins Today!
By RYN HERRMANN
Chamber Director
Welcome to Los Alamos ChamberFest Week!
ChamberFest is a little different this year …
Visit the ChamberFest Virtual Street Fair, sponsored by Enterprise Bank & Trust, to see what Chamber member businesses are up to and for a chance to WIN CASH and help your favorite business WIN CASH, too!
On ChamberFest Week, Tuesday, June 1 through Saturday, June 5, we encourage you to continue to show your support for the Chamber member businesses in person or from the comfort of your home.
Post a photo of you shopping or dining in person, or just support Chamber member businesses Read More
Del Norte LOV Foundation Announces Inaugural 2021 Spring Cycle Community Grant-Making Program Recipients
Del Norte LOV Foundation News:
The Del Norte LOV (Living Our Vision) Foundation, an independent 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization associated with Del Norte Credit Union (DNCU), has announced the five nonprofit organization recipients of its inaugural 2021 Spring Cycle Del Norte LOV Foundation Community Grant-Making Program.
Each nonprofit organization grantee will receive $2,500 in charitable funds toward their programming.
“Giving back in a big way is in our DNA—the Foundation’s grant-making initiative is just another way we fulfill our purpose to be a reliable and trusted partner Read More
After Some 41 Hours Water Finally Restored At Elk Ridge
Water is restored at Elk Ridge. LADP file photo
By KIRSTEN LASKEY
Los Alamos Daily Post
kirsten@ladailypost.com
After approximately 41 hours without water, the residents of Elk Ridge mobile home park finally had water restored at around 3 p.m. today.
Residents said that the mobile home park had been without water since 10 p.m. Saturday.
Department of Public Utilities (DPU) Public Relations Manager Julie Williams-Hill told the Los Alamos Daily Post today that DPU provides water to a master meter for Elk Ridge. Yes Communities, which owns the mobile home park along with its pipes and infrastructure, Read More
Leger Fernández Convenes NM Leaders, Experts To Discuss Energy Transition, Budget Reliance Of Oil & Gas Taxes
U.S. Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández
STATE News:
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández met virtually Thursday with New Mexico leaders and energy experts to get feedback on legislation she’s working on to help states transition away from dependence on taxes and royalties from oil and gas.
The virtual meeting included Secretary Debie Romero, New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration; Leo Delgado, Chief Economist for the New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration; Tarin Nix, Deputy Commissioner of Public Affairs, New Mexico State Land Office; and representatives Read More
Sacred Wind Communications Honored Among Recipients Of 2021 New Mexico Ethics In Business Award
SWC News:
New Mexico’s award-winning telecommunications and broadband service provider—was recently named one of the 2021 winners of the New Mexico Ethics in Business Awards.
The awards recognize organizations and companies that go above and beyond in ethical business practices. Sacred Wind was named the recipient of the Rust Award For Excellence in Ethical Business Practice by a For-Profit Business.
“We’re honored to receive this recognition for the principles our company holds dear,” John Badal said, CEO of Sacred Wind Communications. “Sacred Wind is so much more than simply a telecommunications Read More
State Announces Emergency Rental Assistance Program
ERAP News:
On behalf of the State of New Mexico, the Department of Finance and Administration (DFA) announced that the federal government has allocated $170 million for rental and utility assistance to New Mexico residents in need.
The DFA is spearheading the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) in partnership with the City of Albuquerque, and they need assistance with sharing this program information.
They recognize that it will take a massive and collaborative effort to reach people who may need rental and utility assistance. They would greatly appreciate the public’s help to Read More
