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National Wild Horse And Burro Advisory Board Meets In Salt Lake City, Utah

Submitted by Carol A. Clark on March 13, 2018
BLM News:
 
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah ― The Bureau of Land Management’s National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board will meet March 27-28 in Salt Lake City, Utah, to discuss the pressing challenge of wild horse and burro management on public lands and the impacts a growing overpopulation is having on the environment. 
 
The meeting will be live-streamed from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mountain Time on Tuesday and 8 a.m. to Noon Mountain Time Wednesday at https:////www.blm.go v/live.
 
“Healthy
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Randall Ryti Files For Los Alamos County Council

Submitted by Carol A. Clark on March 13, 2018

Democrat Randall Ryti files this morning for a seat on the Los Alamos County Council. I have filed as a county council candidate because I know the many opportunities that Los Alamos has to offer … I want to help direct this community’s future …,’ Ryti said in a statement. Read more about Ryti later this week in the Los Alamos Daily Post Photo by Carol A. Clark/ldailypost.com Read More

Heinrich Calls For Stronger Investment In Student Health And Safety

Submitted by Carol A. Clark on March 13, 2018
U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich
 
U.S. SENATE News:
 
WASHINGTON, D.C. ― In the face of the opioid epidemic that is ravaging communities and gun violence that is endangering the health and wellbeing of America’s youth, U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.) is calling for stronger federal investments that enhance student health and safety.
 
Across the country and in New Mexico, schools are increasingly at the forefront in the response to these crises.
 
In a letter to the Senate Appropriations Committee leadership, Heinrich joined over two-dozen Senators in requesting
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Joseph Granville Files For Los Alamos County Sheriff

Submitted by Carol A. Clark on March 13, 2018

Democrat Joseph Granville files this morning for the position of Los Alamos County Sheriff. ‘After the 2016 election, I felt frustrated and felt as though there were too many things out of my control and I didn’t want to bring that negativity home … so I decided to try to do something about it.’ Read more about Granville later this week in the Los Alamos Daily Post. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More

Quentin Dimick First Candidate To File Today

Submitted by Carol A. Clark on March 13, 2018

Democrat Quentin David Dimick, 19, files this morning for a seat on the Los Alamos County Council. ‘I think it’s time for young people in this town to get involved,’ Dimick told the Los Alamos Daily Post this morning as the main reason he decided to run for office. Read more about Dimick later this week in the Los Alamos Daily Post. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More

Los Alamos County Candidate Filing Day Underway!

Submitted by Carol A. Clark on March 13, 2018

Candidates are arriving this morning at the Los Alamos County Clerk’s Office to pay the $50 fee and file for their respective offices. Anyone interested in running for an elective office must file by 5 p.m. today to have their name placed on the ballot for the upcoming election. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com

Standing ready to assist candidates with their filing process as they arrive in the Los Alamos County Clerk’s Office, from left, Chief Deputy Clerk Adrianna Ortiz, County Clerk Naomi Maestas and Senior Clerk Francella Montoya. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More

LWV Lunch With A Leader Features Robert Gibson

Submitted by Carol A. Clark on March 13, 2018
Robert Gibson
 
LWV News:
 
This month’s League of Women Voters’ Lunch with a Leader is at 11:45 a.m., March 20 at Mesa Public Library and features Robert Gibson. 
 
Gibson will briefly recap the most recent legislative session, but will focus on what he has learned about the legislative process beyond Civics 101 in an innovative manner as you might surmise from the title: Making Sausage: Observations of a Fly on the Wall at the Merry Roundhouse.
 
Gibson has served on the Los Alamos County Council, Board of Public
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County Denies Responsibility For Councilor O’Leary’s Failure To Produce Emails From Her Personal Account

Submitted by Carol A. Clark on March 13, 2018

By MAIRE O’NEILL
Los Alamos Daily Post
maire@ladailypost.com

Attorneys for Los Alamos County now maintain that the County cannot be and is not responsible for Councilor Susan O’Leary’s failure to produce emails from her personal email account in a suit filed by former Los Alamos resident Patrick Brenner against the Los Alamos County Council and County Custodian of Records under the New Mexico Inspection of Public Records Act (IPRA).

Attorney Tony Ortiz of Ortiz and Zamora, LLC, representing the County in the suit, said in a brief filed March 6 in First Judicial District Court that by forwarding Read More

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