Annual Iconography Workshop At Saint Job
Scene from last week’s iconography workshop featured 14 participants at Saint Job of Pochaiv Orthodox Church on Trinity Drive. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com
Father Theophan Mackey works on his icon painting during Thursday’s workshop. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com
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Iconography is one of the defining and unique characteristics of the Orthodox Faith. It is also a visual way of entrance into the worship of the Church and a didactic tool. Therefore, it is of the utmost importance to raise up properly trained iconographers and to Read More
VBS At Bryce Avenue Presbyterian Church Monday
Vacation Bible School begins at 9 a.m. Monday at Bryce Avenue Presbyterian Church at 333 Bryce Ave., in White Rock. For information, visit bapca.org. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
AG Balderas Proposes Statewide School Safety Plan
Attorney General Hector BalderasSFCC Hosts I-BEST Info Sessions June 21 & 26
SFCC News:Integrated Basic Education and Skills Training (I-BEST) information sessions, at 1:30 p.m., Thursday, June 21, in Room 515 and at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, June 26, in Room LL304, West Wing, Santa Fe Community College.
Improve your reading, writing and math skills while earning a certificate in Early Childhood Education, Certified Nursing Assistant, Hospitality and Tourism and Community Health Worker. Free event. Santa Fe Community College, 6401 Richards Ave. Call 505.428.1926 or 505.428.1748 for information.
PEEC: Chick Keller To Lead Wildflower Walk June 18
Wildflower expert Chick Keller. Courtesy/Thomas Graves Photography Chamisa Elementary School And Cortex & Co. Salon Win 2018 Business Recycler Of The Year Awards
COUNTY News:Los Alamos Participants Graduate From Leadership New Mexico’s 2017-2018 Core Program
Karen Bayless, Core Class of 2010, Lifetime Member, Co-Owner, Bayless Drilling Company, and Leadership New Mexico Core Program Curriculum Committee Chairman; Graduate Graig Newell of Los Alamos; and Doug Smith, Core Class of 2004, Executive Vice President, Presbyterian Medical Services. Courtesy photo
Karen Bayless, Core Class of 2010, Lifetime Member, Co-Owner, Bayless Drilling Company, and Leadership New Mexico Core Program Curriculum Committee Chairman; Graduate Terry Priestley of Los Alamos; and Doug Smith, Core Class of 2004, Executive Vice President, PresbyterianExtension Service: Jam And Jelly Making June 26
More Scenes From Safety Town At Mountain School
A group of incoming kindergarten students waits in line for the next activity Thursday during the Safety Town program at Mountain Elementary School. Photo by Maire O’Neill/ladailypost.com
Safety Town participants gather Thursday morning with Los Alamos Police Sgt. Chris Ross, left, and Cmdr. Preston Ballew in front ot the LAPD bomb truck. Photo by Maire O’Neill/ladailypost.com
Los Alamos Police Cmdr. Preston Ballew shows a young Safety Town participant how he remotely controls a robot from inside the LAPD bomb truck. Photo by Maire O’Neill/ladailypost.com
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Governor Announces Plan To Serve Millions Of Meals To Kids This Summer
Gov. Susana MartinezSFI: The Nature Of Time – Panel Discussion June 19
Adolf Hoffmeister, ‘The City of Lost Time’ (1964). Courtesy/SFIPEEC: Discoveries Of NASA Kepler Mission Friday
Joyce GuzikStudents Earn LAHS Diplomas & UNM-LA Certificates
UNM-Los Alamos CEO Dr. Cindy Rooney presents graduate Samantha Levings with her UNM-LA certificate after she received her high school diploma from Los Alamos Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Kurt Steinhaus. Dr. Rooney also presented certificates to Alexander Bullock and Michaela Robertson. All three students completed the requirements for the Emergency Medical Technician Basic Certificate at UNM-LA while also attending high school. Courtesy/Don Taylor’s Photography Read More
Letter To The Editor: Let’s Update School Dress Codes To Reflect 21st Century Values
By LAURA MULLANEThis week, 75 parents, students, and recent graduates of the Los Alamos Public School system sent a letter to the superintendent and school board expressing concern that the dress codes at the individual schools as they are currently written and enforced unfairly target girls with the following negative consequences:
- It sexualizes girls at a young age.
- It publicly humiliates them.
- It sends the message that it is acceptable for adult teachers and staff—including adult men—to judge their clothing choices and, by extension, their bodies. We
Celebrate Father’s Day With Culture And Nature Picnic
The third Culture and Nature community picnic is 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, June 17 at Los Luceros Historic Site. To celebrate Father’s Day, families can participate in a fishing workshop and enjoy their own picnics. Other activities include a Curanderismo presentation and tours of the property. Courtesy/PEEC
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Celebrate Father’s Day by learning to fish at a family fishing workshop. Join the Pajarito Environmental Education Center, New Mexico Historic Sites and Amigos de Los Luceros for this fun and free community event and picnic at Los Luceros Historic Read More
Los Alamos Faith & Science Forum: Darwin And Beyond
Chick Keller
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On Wednesday, June 20, Chick Keller presents the third talk in the Los Alamos Faith and Science Forum summer series. The title of Keller’s talk is “Darwin and Beyond”. The theme of the 2018 Summer Series is “Purposeful Evolution”.
Our current understanding of how the Earth came to be filled with different, but apparently related, animals is that they evolved from simple organisms to the very complex ones we see today. Thus, complex life (including humans) appeared gradually through evolution. However, current theories of evolution seem to say that this process is Read More
Local Speech And Debate Team Ends Stellar Season
The JMHS Duo Interpretation Team of Annika Davenport and Caleb Schultz visit with other teams before a competition round at the New Mexico District Tournament in March at Albuquerque Academy. Courtesy photoScenes From Safety Town At Mountain School
Los Alamos Police Ofc. James Keane guides a young cyclist during Tuesday morning’s Safety Town activities at Mountain Elementary School. More than 100 incoming kindergarten students are participating in the program, which runs through Friday. Safety Town is designed to teach participants safety in areas ranging from what to do in case of a fire to stranger danger. Watch for more photos and news from Safety Town later in the week. Photo by Maire O’Neill/ladailypost.com
Los Alamos Police Department dispatchers Seth Martinez, left, and Mario Pratti show Safety Town participants Read More
Graduate Geology Student Conducts Research On Santa Fe River Water
Highlands geology graduate student Ryan Mann uses GPS to mark the location where he collected water samples and streamflow measurements on the Jemez River for a geomorphology class at the university. Courtesy photoForest Seeks Underprivileged Youth For Opportunities
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