Orthodox Christian Church Welcomes New Bells
Father Theophan blesses three new bells following Sunday’s Divine Liturgy at St. Job of Pochaiv Orthodox Church at 1319 Trinity Dr. in Los Alamos. Courtesy photo
A large bronze bell and two smaller iron bells are waiting to be installed at St. Job of Pochaiv Orthodox Christian Church. Courtesy photo
St. Job of Pochaiv Orthodox Christian Church gathered in their parish hall after Divine Liturgy Sunday for the blessing of three bells with a prayer and holy water by Father Theophan. The bells came from Saints Peter and Paul Ukrainian Read More
Thailand Thai Cuisine Introduces Lunch Buffet Today!
Joe and Nam Lovato, owners of Thailand Thai Cuisine in the Mari-Mac Shopping Center, have announced the introduction of their lunchtime buffet 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. The buffet includes curries, stir fries, fried rice, brown rice, jasmine rice, two soups, dessert, salad and fruit, all for $15 per person. The buffet menu items change daily. Regular menu items also are served during lunchtime. All pad Thai, sweet and sour sauce, and cucumber sauce are homemade and the Lovatos grind their own chili powder. Nam loves making curries whereas Joe likes making stir Read More
Fr. Glenn: Where Your Treasure Lay
By Rev. Glenn JonesAnother weekend. Where are those classifieds?
One thing I like to do on weekends is to haunt the garage/yard/estate sales. I usually don’t do much more than take up space, because I’m too cheap to buy much (I think my highest purchase to date is $20). Seems like there’s always some little thing that we need here at the church or at the rectory that I can get for 10 percent of full price (or less) at those sales.
And yet … one of the things that always strikes me—especially at larger estate sales—is the ephemeral nature of our earthly Read More
Maker Fun Factory Vacation Bible School June 26-30
TOTH News:
A summer kids’ event called Maker Fun Factory Vacation Bible School will take place June 26-30 at Trinity on the Hill Episcopal Church at 3900 Trinity Dr.
At Maker Fun Factory VBS, kids will imagine a world where they can explore their curiosity and become hands-on inventors who discover they’re lovingly crafted by God. Each day kids travel through rotations that reinforce relevant Bible Points and immerse kids in new adventures. Kids participate in memorable Bible-learning activities, sing catchy songs, play teamwork-building games, make and dig into yummy Read More
Pastor Granillo: The Slavery Delusion
By Pastor Raul GranilloLa Vista Church
White Rock
The Bible tells about God using Moses to lead the Hebrews out of Egypt. The God, YHWH, freed the Hebrews from their Egyptian slave masters.
NNSA On Improper Shipment Sent From LANL
NNSA News:
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) has been informed by Los Alamos National Laboratory that proper procedures were not followed in shipping small quantities of special nuclear material to both Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and the Savannah River National Laboratory last week.
The shipments should have been made using commercial ground cargo services, and were packaged and containerized for this mode of transportation. However, the actual shipment documents were instead prepared for transport via commercial air cargo services, Read More
Crowd Gathers For Georgetown Theologian, Professor John Haught Lecture At Fuller Lodge
A crowd turned out Thursday at Fuller Lodge to hear Professor John Haught lecture on ‘Science, Religion, And Cosmic Purpose’. Photo by Morrie Pongratz
Los Alamos Faith and Science Forum News:
A crowd gathered at Fuller Lodge Thursday evening to hear Georgetown Theologian, Professor John Haught, lecture on “Science, Religion, and Cosmic Purpose”.
Professor Haught addressed the question of whether the universe may reasonably be said to have a purpose. Professor Haught said that evolution has shown us that there is a cosmic drama or story and it is still unfolding. Following the ideas presented Read More
Scenes From Tonight’s Summer Concert
A large crowd turns out for this evening’s summer concert at Ashley Pond Park where the Craig Martin Experience performed. Photo by Karen Kendall
The Craig Martin Experience performs before a large crowd this evening at Ashley Pond Park. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Scene from this evening at Ashley Pond Park. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Scene from this evening at Ashley Pond Park. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
Don’t Let Your Investments Go On A ‘Vacation’
Provided by SHELLY WEIMANN
Edward Jones Investments
It’s summer again – time for many of us to take a break and possibly hit the open road. But even if you go on vacation, you won’t want your investments to do the same – in summertime or any other season. How can you help make sure your portfolio continues to work hard for you all year long?
Here are a few suggestions:
Avoid owning too many “low growth” investments. As you know, different investments have different characteristics and can help you in different ways. For example, you typically own stocks because you want them to grow in value so that you Read More
Smart Design With Suzette: Everything Old Is New Again
Wallpaper is back! Courtesy photo
By SUZETTE FOX
Los Alamos
Home design trends are all about creating lush spaces by taking traditional designs and making them modern with unique color texture and material choices. As the saying goes “everything old is new again” rings true, especially in décor. The 1980’s and 1990’s are back again — this time with a 21st-century spin.
Floral wallpaper
The patterns may have changed, but it’s safe to say that wallpaper is experiencing a major renaissance in design. The key is to use an updated pattern in a small dose — like in a powder room or on a bedroom accent Read More
Pet Palooza Offers Week Day Fun
Tom Wyant shows a snake to some curious youngsters this week during the Pet Palooza event Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at the Christian Church on East Road. With the exception of the snakes, real animals were left at home in favor of stuffed animals. The Pet Palooza featured a petting zoo, games and food. The event was a chance for people to ‘get to know their neighbors all in the name of love’. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com
Karen Adams and her son, Jude, as well as Rian Shay take part in Pet Palooza Tuesday night at the Christian Church. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com Read More
Just One Thing To Do This Week: Tell Your Story
By MARY BETH MAASSEN
Los Alamos
Okay, okay, okay. I will tell you about my date with Kenny Loggins. It was a long time ago. He was recently divorced from his first wife and not yet had his naked wedding to his therapist.
These were my pre-Los Alamos days and I had not yet met my now husband. Kenny and I were just two foot-loose (ha-ha) and fun-loving singles enjoying a few days in Sedona, Ariz.
We spent the weekend at a beautiful resort nestled in the red rocks, we browsed interesting shops, enjoyed amazing food, and the highlight was a spectacular outdoor benefit concert where Kenny performed with Jackson Read More
Three Mountaineers’ Stories: Staycation Ideas June 27
One of the magnificent views from San Juan Basin. Courtesy photoMembers of the Los Alamos Mountaineers will share three of their favorite local expeditions.
County Provides Bus Services For Friday Concerts
By KIRSTEN LASKEYThe newly-initiated Summer Concert Bus service was created to fulfill a need in the community.
DWI Program Coordinator Kirsten Bell explained the County’s DWI Planning Council presented to County Council a strategic plan last year.
The plan looked at the community’s needs and what residents seemed to be saying loud and clear was there wasn’t a way to get around town in the evenings and weekends. As a result, the DWI Planning Council partnered with Atomic City Transit (ACT) to provide the Summer Concert Bus service on
LA Soup And Specialty Foods Serving From projectY cowork Several Days This Summer
Sweet Wine Sauce Tortellini. Courtesy photoPajarito Celebrates Solstice With 100 Days Of Summer
Pajarito bike trail. Photo by Stacey Glaser/Pajarito Mountain
Blue skies today above Pajarito Mountain. Photo by Stacey Glaser/Pajarito Mountain
A wildflower grows on Pajarito Mountain. Photo by Stacey Glaser/Pajarito Mountain
PAJARITO News:
There are blue skies today at Pajarito Mountain in Los Alamos. Pajarito is celebrating the Summer Solstice with the 100 Days of Summer Celebration.
The weather is looking great for this fun event!
Enjoy lift-served mountain biking and hiking 4-7 p.m., and a New Mexico-inspired menu is available 4-7 p.m. at the Pajarito Mountain Café. Craft Read More
Knights Of Columbus Awards LAHS Scholarships
K of C News:
Ten Los Alamos High School 2017 graduating seniors have received scholarships from the Knights of Columbus, Sacred Heart Council 3137.
The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic fraternal benefit organization that raises funds for charitable causes. Funding for the annual LAHS graduating senior scholarships is generated by holding a fun-loving golf tournament at the Los Alamos golf course every September that is supported by the participation of many Los Alamos community members and local businesses.
A total of $8,750 was available for scholarship awards this year including a generous Read More
Vacation Bible School At Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church June 25-30
Vacation Bible School is is June 25-30 at Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church at 2390 North Road. Courtesy photo
COMMUNITY News:
Vacation Bible School at Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church in Los Alamos is June 25-30. This year’s Day Camp theme is “Breaking all the Rules: Following Jesus’ Lead!”
Young adult counselors from Rainbow Trail Lutheran Camp and Bethlehem’s pastors will be leading the bible studies, which center on how God’s call for us to love sometimes goes against what the world tells us to do. The week’s activities also include music, arts and crafts, service, Read More
Summer Road Rage Risk Reduction Check-List
Photo by Nabeel Syed
Distinguished Theologian To Speak At Fuller Lodge In Los Alamos Thursday And Friday
Professor Haught stands in front of Darwin. Courtesy photo
