Martinez: Payroll Protection Program (PPP) Update
By LIDDIE MARTINEZ
President, Los Alamos Region
Enterprise Bank & Trust, Member FDIC
Enterprise Bank & Trust began accepting Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan applications on Jan. 19. Our team is working very hard to process all applications in a timely fashion and we greatly appreciate your patience.
We realize this round of PPP looks different, as we are now offering online applications. As a note to our clients, electronic applications are preferred and processed more efficiently than paper applications.
For the convenience of our existing PPP clients, pre-filled application Read More
Pig + Fig Café Presents Valentine’s Dinner For Two
Pig+Fig Café, 11 Sherwood in White Rock. Call 505.672.2742 or visit pigandfigcafe.com. Courtesy photo
Pig + Fig Café News:
Pig + Fig Café presents Valentine’s Dinner for two 5-7 p.m. today, and 5-7 p.m. Saturday.
D I N N E R F O R T W O, $75
Limited Availability – Call for Reservations
Two slow-braised pork osso bucco shanks, herb-buttered gnocchi, house-baked ciabatta loaf, arugula salad with champagne vinaigrette, assorted truffles and pastry bites*
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Shrimp and fettuccine tossed with capers, artichokes and lemon butter, house-baked ciabatta loaf, salad of mozzarella, heirloom Read More
Sirphey Creates Valentines Day Feast For Two
LANL: $2.5 Million Grant Benefits Students, Businesses And Communities In Northern New Mexico
With support LANL operator Triad, Santa Fe-based Bicycle Technologies International was awarded a no-interest loan from the Regional Development Corporation to grow its business, hire more workers. Courtesy/LANL
LANL News:
Students, small businesses, and other community members and groups in Northern New Mexico will benefit this year from a $2.5 million grant from Triad National Security, LLC, the operator of Los Alamos National Laboratory.
The Triad board of directors approved the investment to fund education, economic development, and community giving in the region.
“This grant Read More
Whiteside: LAMC Never ‘Declines To Participate’
By JOHN WHITESIDE, MHA, MBA
Chief Executive Officer
Los Alamos Medical Center
To date Los Alamos Medical Center has given out over 500 vaccinations and helped train those who will run the local vaccination clinics.
We have worked tirelessly to keep our community healthy and provide outstanding local health care.
Over the last year, during the pandemic, our health care workers at LAMC have taken care of not only COVID-19 patients, but your family, friends, and neighbors with other life threatening illnesses, we have never been able to “decline to participate”.
Our nurses, physicians, respiratory Read More
Los Alamos National Laboratory Spends $413 Million With New Mexico Small Businesses In FY 2020
Velarde-based Freshies of New Mexico collaborated with the LANL’s New Mexico Small Business Assistance Program (NMSBA), which identified temperature-monitoring equipment the orchard could use for tracking erratic weather. Armed with data, the business confidently invested in greenhouses to protect its orchards from loss of fruit—and profits—due to untimely frosts. NMSBA helps for-profit businesses solve technical challenges by connecting them with subject-matter experts and new technologies. Courtesy/LANL
LANL increased its procurement contracts with New Mexico small businesses Read More
Liquor Delivery And License Bills Winding Way Through New Mexico Legislature
Fetch driver Chris Del Toro makes a delivery Friday in Santa Fe. Bills to let restaurants deliver liquor with food orders are working their way through the Legislature. Luis Sánchez Saturno/The New Mexican
By ROBERT NOTT
SFNM
In a legislative year dominated by pandemic relief, budget worries and spring-loaded topics like civil rights and abortion, it’s hard to believe anything else could muscle its way to center stage.
But this is New Mexico, and the subject is alcohol. And depending on how the politics play out, it could be the issue of the 60-day session.
New Mexico lawmakers are pitching multiple Read More
First United Methodist Church Provides Bagels To Frontline Healthcare Workers At Los Alamos Medical Center
Mayra Lerna with bagels at Ruby K’s Friday morning prior to delivery to frontline healthcare workers at Los Alamos Medical Center. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
Ruby K’s employees help Camille Wescott of First United Methodist Church take the bagels to a waiting vehicle Friday morning for transport to LAMC. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
The bagels arrive Friday morning at Los Alamos Medical Center for distribution to every healthcare worker to thank them for their service. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
First United Methodist Church of Los Alamos News:
During the Read More
Several Pieces Of Legislation For Pandemic Relief Expected To Head To Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s Desk Soon
House Speaker Brian Egolf speaks during a virtual briefing with reporters Thursday. Screenshot/SFNM
By DANIEL J. CHACÓN
SFNM
They say the wheels of government turn slowly.
New Mexico lawmakers seem intent on proving the old adage wrong.
Several pieces of legislation designed to help New Mexico residents and business owners deal with the economic pain of the COVID-19 pandemic are expected to head to Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s desk for approval soon.
“We are focused, as I said at the beginning of the session, on recovery, recovery, recovery,” House Speaker Brian Egolf Read More
Los Alamos Daily Post Turns 9 Years Old!
Los Alamos Daily Post news team, top row from left, Lifestyles editor/Art Director Bonnie Gordon, Publisher Carol A. Clark and Government Reporter Kirsten Laskey. Center row from left, Social Media Editor Chris Clark, Videographer Nate Limback and Photographer John McHale. Bottom row from left, Photographer Jenn Bartram, Newspaper Distribution Coordinator Delbert Romero and Advertising Manager KayLinda Crawford. File photo
POST News:
Sunday marks another milestone in the history of the Los Alamos Daily Post newspaper as it celebrates nine years of delivering local news to readers Read More
