Ed And Amy Birnbaum Honored At 2018 JFK Dinner
Los Alamos residents Ed and Amy Birnbaum draw a standing ovation from the sold out crowd gathered at the 7th Annual JFK Dinner Sunday at the Betty Ehart Senor Center. The Democratic Party of Los Alamos honored the Birnbaums for their outstanding dedication and service. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
A sold-out crowd of more than 120 people filled the room at the Betty Ehart Senior Center for the 7th Annual JFK Dinner hosted by the Democratic Party of Los Alamos. Los Alamos residents Amy and Ed Birnbaum were honored Read More
Governor Announces Opportunity Zone Designations For New Mexico
Gov. Susana MartinezRep. Rick Miera Meet & Greet In Los Alamos Thursday
POLITICAL News:
The community is invited to join Rick Miera, Democrat for lieutenant governor for a meet and greet at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, May 24 at Peter and Diane Walsh’s home at 739 42nd St.
Rick Miera, Democrat for lieutenant governor
Attendees are asked to park on Trinity Drive or in the west side parking lot at UNMLA and walk west to the end of the tennis courts, then south on the sidewalk to the 42nd Street cul de sac. The Walsh’s home is the second house on the right from that direction.
Refreshments and appetizers will be served. RSVP to RickforNM@gmail.com.
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Deadline Approaches For Letters Of Interest To Fill Los Alamos County Councilor Vacancy
COUNTY News:
Registered voters who are a resident of Los Alamos County are reminded that the deadline to apply for an existing vacancy on the County Council is quickly approaching.
The Council is seeking Letters of Interest from those interested in filling the unexpired term of Councilor James Chrobocinski, who resigned earlier in May. His term will expire Dec. 31, 2018. The deadline for Letters of Interest is 5 p.m. Thursday, May 31.
In addition to being a registered voter and resident of Los Alamos County, the individual cannot be employed by the County. They should submit a letter of interest Read More
AG Balderas Files Counterclaims And Answers in Texas v. New Mexico Water Lawsuit
Attorney General Hector Balderas
From the Office of the New Mexico Attorney General:
- Balderas Now Executing His New Strategy After Last King Action Has Been Heard by the Supreme Court
LAS CRUCES – This morning, Attorney General Hector Balderas announced he’s filed counterclaims and answers to Texas and the U.S. government in the Texas v. New Mexico water lawsuit making it clear that New Mexico’s traditionally underrepresented populations have been taken advantage of for decades by the parties.
Balderas, raised in rural New Mexico, understands that this case is about protecting working Read More
Letter To The Editor: Pete Sheehey Can Be Counted On To Faithfully Represent Dist. 43 Citizens
By ROBERT WELLSLos Alamos Democrats (plus others in House District 43) have to choose in the upcoming New Mexico primary election for State Representative (June 5, with early voting open through June 2) between two Los Alamos County Councilors, Pete Sheehey, a retired LANL scientist, and Christine Chandler, an attorney.
I have supported both Pete and Chris in each of their previous campaigns, but my choice in this election is Pete Sheehey. In making this choice I asked myself: (a) Who will make the greatest effort needed to address a complex range of diverse citizen concerns across Read More
Lujan Grisham Releases Workforce Training And Development Policy
U.S. Rep. Michelle Lujan Grisham
From the Office of Michelle Lujan Grisham:
- Preparing New Mexicans for the high-paying jobs of the future
ALBUQUERQUE – U.S. Rep. and gubernatorial candidate Michelle Lujan Grisham has released her Workforce Training and Development Policy.
“As governor, my focus will be creating and building upon economic opportunities for New Mexico. That means fighting to create better-paying jobs, ensuring we keep the jobs we have, and making the investments necessary to remain competitive in our changing, global economy. We are hard-working, talented Read More
U.S. Rep. Ben Ray Luján Speaks At Nature Center
U.S. Rep. Ben Ray Luján discusses environmental issues with local officials and community members gathered Sunday afternoon for a special meeting at the Los Alamos Nature Center at 2600 Canyon Road. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Valley Daily Post Publisher Eric Vazquez and his wife Rep. Stephanie Garcia Richard, who is running for State Land Commissioner, listen at a gathering Sunday at the nature center as U.S. Rep. Ben Ray Luján discusses environmental issues. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
U.S. Rep. Ben Ray Luján answers a question from environmentalist Mark Jones, Read More
House Dist. 43 Candidates Christine Chandler, Pete Sheehey And Lisa Shin Share Views At Kiwanis Club
Candidates appearing recently at Kiwanis, from left, Lisa Shin, a Republican unopposed in the GOP Primary, and Peter T. Sheehey and Christine Chandler, both Democrats, who are running against each other in the Democratic Primary, all seeking the District 43 seat in the New Mexico House of Representatives. Photo by Don Casperson
Three candidates for state representative in District 43 spoke recently at Kiwanis —Democrats Christine Chandler and Peter T. Sheehey and Republican Lisa Shin.
Sheehey and Chandler, both currently serving Read More
Lujan Grisham’s Record On Fighting Opioid Epidemic
U.S. Rep. Michelle Lujan GrishamFrom the Office of U.S. Rep. Michelle Lujan Grisham:
Letter To The Editor: Vote Christine Chandler For Dist. 43 … A Person Of Energy, Intelligence And Integrity
By SHEILA BROWNI highly recommend Christine Chandler for District 43, New Mexico State House.
I have known Christine for more than 30 years as a colleague, supervisor and friend. She is a person of energy, intelligence and integrity. In all the time I have known her, she has devoted herself to public service and to volunteering in the community.
As we all know, New Mexico has a serious problem with its education system. This impacts not only the lives and futures of the children themselves, but the ability of our state economy to thrive in a highly competitive atmosphere. Christine Read More
Gov. Susana Martinez Announces 120 New Jobs
Gov. Susana MartinezAllen And Kirk Discuss Inspiration, Experience In Quest For Municipal Court Judgeship During Kiwanis Meeting
Attorney Elizabeth Allen, a Democrat is running for municipal judge and spoke recently to Kiwanis members. Photo by Don Casperson
Municipal Judge Alan Kirk, a Republican, is running for reelection and spoke recently to Kiwanis members. Photo by Don CaspersonThe two candidates for municipal judge in Los Alamos, Elizabeth Allen, a Democrat, and Alan Kirk, a Republican and the incumbent, recently spoke at Kiwanis Club meeting.
Probate Judge Anne Nobile, a Democrat and unopposed candidate seeking re-election, also was invited
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Candidates for sheriff speaking at Kiwanis recently, from left, Democrat Joseph F. Granville, Libertarian Christopher B. Luchini and Republican James William Whitehead. Republican Hugh Rich did not attend. Photo by Don Casperson
Three of four candidates running for Los Alamos County Sheriff spoke at Kiwanis recently including Democrat Joseph F. Granville, Libertarian Christopher B. Luchini and Republican James William Whitehead.
Republican Hugh Rich was invited and told Kiwanis that he planned to participate, but did not attend. Read More
Hutchinson-Bass: Grades Strengthen Accountability In Education Preparation Programs
By Jill Hutchinson-BassLetter To The Editor: Los Alamos Needs Christine Chandler’s Brains, Talent, Commitment Representing Us
By Janie O’RourkeI am writing in support of Christine Chandler for Seat 43 in the New Mexico House of Representatives.
Christine has all the important attributes to make her an outstanding representative for Los Alamos. She is hard working, smart as a tack, perseveres when the going gets tough, and she is completely capable of holding her own against the prevailing wind. But in addition, Christine also is capable of listening to all sides, and open to new ideas and new solutions that make sense.
Christine brings years of important experience in both the professional, as well Read More
Shin: No Need For Financial Pain To Expand Pre-K
By LISA SHINCouncil Candidate John Bliss Stresses His Experience
Los Alamos County Council candidate John Bliss. Courtesy/Kiwanis
By CHARMIAN SCHALLER
Kiwanis Club of Los Alamos
John Bliss, a Republican running for County Council, is a devoted family man. When Kiwanis invited him to come and speak April 3, he said no because his son was getting married in another state.
Given another chance in May, he agreed—but said he might have to answer his telephone during the meeting because his fifth grandchild was due.
In his remarks, he stressed his experience as a leader and the importance of experience to the council.
During his years in the Army, Bliss said he led Read More
