Meow Wolf Fires Up First Food Truck: Trinity Kitchen
Eliot Chavanne helms Trinity Kitchen at Meow Wolf in Santa Fe with assistant Connor Black. Courtesy photo
MEOW WOLF News:
SANTA FE – Colorful and cross-disciplinary arts collective Meow Wolf announces its first voyage into the savory world of the Santa Fe culinary scene: Trinity Kitchen, a new food truck serving authentic Cajun cuisine and other southern favorites based in the parking lot outside the Art Complex and House of Eternal Return on Rufina Street.
Soft open is Monday, May 22 with Grand Opening on Friday, May 26 when Meow Wolf launches Summer In The Multiverse featuring Read More
Magdala Stone Goes On Exhibit In Rome May 15
The original Magdala stone will be on exhibit May 15 until July 23 in Rome. Courtesy/magdala.org
MAGDALA PROJECT News:
The original Magdala stone, the most important archaeological discovery in modern Israel, is going to Rome for an exhibition held by the Jewish Museum and the Vatican.
It is the first time the piece will be exhibited publicly. The exhibition is May 15 until July 23.
The General Director of the Magdala Project, Father Juan Solana, is attending the May 15 opening event. The piece was requested by the Jewish Museum of Rome to the Israel Antiquities Authority and will be arriving Read More
Fr. Glenn: Taking Stock
By Rev. Glenn JonesThe other evening I was privileged to attend the bedside of one of the oldest and most beloved members of our community as he slipped quietly from this world to the next. A founding member of our parish at Immaculate Heart of Mary, an Army veteran of the Manhattan Project, and one of the last remaining witnesses of the Trinity test, his eyes beheld much in life, and he was much loved by many. He was of that “greatest generation”… and I was his pastor, yes, but he was also a good and cherished friend. He had that graciousness, kindness Read More
Study: Los Alamos County Among Best Places In New Mexico For Living On Social Security
SMARTASSET News:Pastor Granillo: The Marriage of Jack and Jill
By Pastor Raul GranilloWhen Jill was first introduced to Jack, she knew something was missing in her life. Everything about him and everything that she had heard about him seemed to be exactly what she needed. Soon enough, she responded to his calls, and before she knew it, she had given herself in marriage to Jack. Jack adored Jill. He was willing and able to provide for, protect, and encourage her to become more than she had ever imagined possible. No one had ever loved her like Jack did. This was a marriage made in heaven.
Over the course of time, Jill felt as Read More
New Mexico Tourism Department Hosts Travel Tank
STATE News:
SANTA FE ― In honor of National Travel and Tourism Week, the New Mexico Tourism Department is inviting the public to take part in Travel Tank, a “Shark Tank” inspired promotional pitch competition.
The event will bring the some of the best and brightest tourism marketing minds in the state face-to-face with New Mexico’s travel writers and news media for the chance to win a story featuring their region.
The New Mexico Tourism Department is hosting Travel Tank to help promote tourism and its importance to the state’s economy. Similar to the popular game show Read More
Cowboy Breakfast Benefits Special Olympics Sunday
Special Olympics athlete Sam Zimmerly trains for the 400 meters event with Coach Art Montoya. Photo by Maire O’Neill/ladailypost.com
Special Olympics volunteers and athletes. Photo by Maire O’Neill/ladailypost.comCOMMUNITY NEWS:
Special Olympics Los Alamos will kick off their 2017 fundraisers Sunday, May 7 with a Cowboy Breakfast at the Los Alamos Posse Lodge, located at 650 North Mesa Road near the stables.
Breakfast will be served from 7- 11 a.m. at a cost of $7 for adults and $4 for children 10 years old and under. Sausage, bacon, eggs, a variety of pancakes, juice and coffee Read More
Just One Thing To Do This Week: Embrace Your Pass
By MARY BETH MAASSEN
Los Alamos
It has occurred to me that I am still hanging on to some frustration and resentment that I need to let go.
Recently when I am meditating– as various thoughts come and go–I realize there is one concern that pops in and out of my mind on a regular basis. Research studies have documented that persistently feeling resentful affects both our physical and mental health. I thought it was allergies that have been bothering me, but my ah-ha moment tells me it is really Christy Brinkley.
A few months ago 63-year-old Christy Brinkley graced (once again) the cover of Read More
Pig + Fig Café Now Serving Tapas!
Pig + Fig Café owner Laura Hamilton now serves tapas 4-8 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Courtesy photo
Rebecca Tredway with a sample plate of tapas now on the menu nightly at the Pig + Fig in White Rock. Courtesy photo
The new tapas menu includes Tortilla de Patata, Esperragos and Gambas Azafran. Courtesy photo
When Pig + Fig Café owner Laura Hamilton tried tapas for the first time, she was seven years old and visiting her mother’s hometown, Cebreros, Spain. She ordered Gambas al Ajillo … and didn’t want to share it!
In fact, she loved it so much that she used Read More
News Alert: Crane Moving Through Los Alamos May 22
News Alert:
Crane Service Inc. of Albuquerque will be moving a crane through Los Alamos during the morning of May 22.
The Los Alamos police will escort the crane, 9-11 a.m. that day, through town on N.M. 502 (Main Hill Road) to 2075 Trinity Dr. for abatement purposes. Read More
Archbishop Wester Confirms 31 Catholics At IHM
Archbishop John C. Wester anoints Los Alamos student Arthur Steinkamp, son of Mike and Madeline Steinkamp, with a type of oil known as chrism during the Sacrament of Confirmation, Sunday at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church. During the ceremony, 30 young people and one adult were confirmed into the Catholic faith. This was the Archbishop’s first visit to Los Alamos since his installation as Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe in June 2015. Photo by Pat Brug
Thirty young people and one adult gather with their confirmation sponsors for a group photo Sunday in the
Goal: Students Hope To Sell 50 Tickets To Showtime Dessert Theater Event At FBCLA Set For Saturday
Students sing at Showtime Dessert Theater Saturday at the First Baptist Church, 2200 Diamond Dr. Courtesy/FBCLA
COMMUNITY News:
Local students are hoping to sell 50 tickets to their Showtime Dessert Theater event running 7-9 p.m. Saturday, May 6, at the First Baptist Church, 2200 Diamond Dr.
Desserts are rumored to include:
- Mindy’s Cheesecake;
- Ice Cream and Cookies;
- Strawberry Pie Forever;
- A Slice of Pineapples; and
- The Grey Stuff, (brownies, covered in cookies, cream mouse, sprinkles).
Child care is available for children under six and tips and reservations are appreciated by the student Read More
New Mexico True Website Wins Gold Award
STATE News:“We are thrilled to receive this award,” Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Latham said. “We are incredibly proud of NewMexico.org and our digital team at New Mexico True who works daily to put New Mexico’s best face forward in the tourism industry.”
Hermes Creative Awards recognizes the outstanding work of creative professionals involved in the concept, writing, and design of traditional and emerging
Iconic New Mexico Family-Owned Restaurant Celebrating 50 Years
Series Kick Off: May Is Mental Health Awareness Month
The White Rock rock … May is Mental Health Awareness Month and today marks the kick off of a series that will run throughout the month as part of the United Way of Northern New Mexico Behavioral Health(y) Community Initiative. Photo by Stephanie Koch, LMHC/Mesa Vista WellnessCaution: Deer Crossing Along Canyon Road
Winter worn deer are commonly spotted crossing Canyon Road and in danger of being hit by motorists. Photo by Linda Goforth 
Deer on Canyon Road. Photo by Linda Goforth Please be very careful of your speed traveling on Canyon Road. I see people going 40 though the speed limit is 35 and under, especially going through the curves.
These winter worn deer are commonly crossing Canyon Road, especially in the periods of time when there is more traffic.
They are worn and their mothers try to guide them, but even she can miss the confusing cues of tires and engines, and Read More
NMDOT Awards NCRTD With $1.02 Million TAP Grant For ADA Transition Plan
NCRTD News:
