SFCC And HEC To Close For Memorial Day
SFCC News:Rotary: Distinguished Student Miguel Chacón-Cuesta
From left, Rotary President Vincent Chiravalle, Distinguished Student of Service Miguel Chacón-Cuesta and his parents Luis Chacón and Isabel Cuesta. Photo by Linda Hull
- have given positive contributions to the their High School and / or in the community;
- have a good attitude to learning;
SFI: ‘Toward A New Understanding Of Aging, Adaptation And The Arrow Of Time’ Tonight
The Gardens of Ninfa, Italy. Built on the site of a Roman temple to the water nymphs, Ninfa grew into a thriving medieval town of 150 houses. In 1382, it was sacked during Papal wars, and a malaria outbreak left it a ghost town. It is now a public garden. Courtesy photoLAMS Students Participate In National MathCounts
The New Mexico team including members from Los Alamos Middle School competed May 11-13 at the National MathCounts in Orlando, Fla. Team members from left, Grant Stanton and Harmony Guan from Desert Ridge Middle School in Albuquerque, Coach Phuong Nguyen, Assistant Coach Do Vo and LAMS team members Alex Livescu and Charles Cai. The 224 final Mathletes from 50 U.S. states, U.S. territories, State Department schools and Department of Defense schools and their coaches were treated to a National Competition experience like no other. The MATHCOUNTS Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organizationBalderas: Convicted Teacher Gets 108 Years In Prison
Former teacher Gary Gregor Scenes From LAMS Spring Music Festival
The Los Alamos Middle School Music Department held its third annual Spring Music Festival Thursday in the school courtyard. The LAMS concert bands, choir, orchestras and jazz bands performed songs including ‘Hey Jude’, ‘Eleanor Rigby’ and ‘A Hard Day’s Night’. Courtesy photo
Scene from LAMS music department third annual Spring Music Festival Thursday in the school courtyard. Courtesy photo
Scene from LAMS music department third annual Spring Music Festival Thursday in the school courtyard. Courtesy photo Read More
Registration Open For ‘Night With A Nerd’ June 13
projectY cowork News:The community is invited to join Dr. Mel Strong for “Night with a Nerd” 6-8 p.m., June 13 at ProjectY cowork, 150 Central Park Square in downtown Los Alamos.
New Mexico’s “monsoon season” is responsible for about half of its annual precipitation. But why does New Mexico have a monsoon? Why does it start and end at particular times of the year? Why does it vary? How is it changing?
This talk will address these questions and more as the mechanisms behind the monsoon are explored. Mini lessons in meteorology will be distributed throughout the talk, and beautiful time-lapse Read More
Daily Postcard: Which School Is This?
Daily Postcard: Which elementary school is this? Can you spot the bird in the photo? Photo by Mary Snow Read More
More Scenes From Emergency Management Active Shooter Based Full-Scale Exercise At UNM-LA Saturday
The Office of Emergency Management (OEM) hosted an active shooter based full-scale exercise Saturday, May 18 at UNM-Los Alamos. Los Alamos Police, Fire, Emergency Management and Classic Air Medical all participated in preparing for and responding to an active shooter event. The exercise provided valuable rescue task force training for those involved and gave each entity several ideas on how to improve their preparation and response. Photo by Jenn Bartram
Scene from the OEM hosted active shooter based full-scale exercise Saturday at UNM-LA. Photo by Kateri Morris
Scene from the OEM hosted Read More
Scenes From Emergency Management Active Shooter Based Full-Scale Exercise At UNM-LA Saturday
Scene from the OEM hosted active shooter based full-scale exercise Saturday at UNM-LA. Photo by Jenn Bartram
Scene from the OEM hosted active shooter based full-scale exercise Saturday at UNM-LA. Photo by Kateri Morris
Scene from the OEM hosted active shooter based full-scale exercise Saturday at UNM-LA. Photo by Jenn Bartram
From the Office of Emergency Management:
The Office of Emergency Management (OEM) hosted an active shooter based full-scale exercise Saturday, May 18 at UNM-Los Alamos.
Los Alamos Police, Fire, Emergency Management and Classic Air Medical all participated in preparing Read More
LAPS Honors Retirees And Outstanding Employees
Superintendent Dr. Kurt Steinhaus welcomes teachers, staff and guests to the Los Alamos Public Schools 2019 Retirement Party and Employee Recognition Ceremony Wednesday at Fuller Lodge. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
LAPS Superintendent Dr. Kurt Steinhaus with the 2019 Classified Employee of the Year nominees from left, Diana Bequette-Central Office, Lea Ann Alison-Pinion, Gretchen Graves-Mountain, Robin Dinkel-Chamisa, Joyce Haven-Barranca and Jacqueline Salazar-Aspen. Nominees not pictured include Karyn Murphy-Central Office, Warapha Prime-Central Office,
Mini-Lectures At Demo Garden Fair & Plant Sale June 8
LAMGA News:- Perennial Selections at 9 a.m.;
- Insects and Disease at 10 a.m; and
- Annual Color in the Flowerbeds at 11 a.m.
Scenes From ‘They Changed The World: People Of The Manhattan Project’ Book Signing At Bradbury Museum
Author aj Melnick missed the signing Saturday for her book, ‘They Changed the World: People of the Manhattan Project’, due to illness. Pajarito Press publishers Nancy Bartlit and Mark Rayburn were on hand however, signing books at the Bradbury Science Museum. They will transport books to Santa Fe so Melnick can sign them, then return them for pickup at the Bradbury. Hopefully, the book signing can be rescheduled at a future date. Photo by Bonnie Gordon/ladailypost.com
Manhattan Project veteran Elizabeth Allred shows off her pages in ‘They Changed the World’NHCC Childrens Bilingual Book Festival Image Shortlisted For The World Illustration Awards
NHCC News:LAPS Board Approves 6 Percent Raise For All Staff
NMSBA Award nominees and winners, from left, Steve Boerigter, Samantha Waidler, Scott Johnson, Kathleen Hovey and Melissa Kinman. Not pictured are Catherine Purandananda and Cindy Richard. Courtesy/LAPSScenes From Community Bike Party
From left, Rhiannon Laakso-McIntyre of Beanie’s Bike Shop, Public Works Senior Engineer Desirae Lujan and Julie Aldersebaes take part in the Los Alamos County’s Community Bike Party Friday afternoon at Ashley Pond Park. The event was part of Bike to Work Week, which started Monday. The bike party featured a bike rodeo, refreshments and a demonstration of how to use a bike rack. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com
Los Alamos Co+Op Market Outreach Coordinator Kate Gallaugher stands beside the Honesty brand bike the co+op raffled during the Community Bike Party. Photo by Read More
Indian Affairs Department Congratulates Senator John Pinto On His Honorary Degree Of Doctor Of Public Service From Navajo Technical University
New Mexico Sen. John Pinto receives an honorary degree of Doctor of Public Service from the Navajo Technical University. Courtesy photoPEEC: Two Community Events This Weekend
Join PEEC this weekend for two community events! On Saturday, May 18 PEEC’s educators will be at a community picnic at Los Luceros Historic Site in Española. Sunday, May 19, stop by the nature center for a community seed swap. Both events are free to attend and open to the public. Courtesy photo
Courtesy photoLos Alamos Municipal Court Hosts Elementary School Students For Mock Trial Experience
The Los Alamos Municipal Court hosted 64 5th and 6th graders from the Aspen and Chamisa Elementary Safety Patrol and the Pinon Elementary Upstander Group for a mock trial experience May 10. After the trial, the students were divided into four different juries – who all came to different conclusions regarding the outcome of the case. Courtesy photo Read More
Norma Libman: Crypto-Jews And Conversos June 2
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