Pegg: Fibromyalgia And Exercise
By KEN PEGGFibromyalgia is a physical condition that causes pain in a person’s muscle tissue and joints. The condition affects between 2 and 4 percen of the population and is seen more often in women than men. Individuals affected by fibromyalgia experience muscle stiffness and pain, headaches and difficulty sleeping.
While there are many mysteries about the causes and treatment of fibromyalgia, exercise is, more and more, becoming one of the most recommended treatment options. Traditionally, light cardiovascular exercise and stretching have been thought to be the best exercise Read More
Pastor Granillo: Missional Christian
By Pastor Raul Granillo“Why do Christians insist on shoving their religion down everyone’s throats?”
This complaint is so common that many simply expect every Christian to try and recruit them as if they are in some kind of pyramid scheme and need to build up a base for the sake of their position. “No thanks, I’ve had plenty of Amway and Herbalife in my life!”
Unfortunately, it seems as if evangelism has become one of the practices most negatively associated with the Christian Church; and I fear this is not just to those outside the church, but also within the very body of Christians themselves. Read More
Bethlehem Lutheran Church Welcomes Community
Courtesy imageBouman: What Is Investing?
By BEN BOUMANInvest (n-vest): to put (money) to use, by purchase or expenditure, in something offering potential profitable returns, as interest, income, or appreciation in value.
Investing means letting your money go to work for you. Essentially, it’s a different way to think about how to make money. Instead of you working for the money, let your money work for you. If your money isn’t working then it is “lazy money” and it’s time to give it a job by investing. Making your money work for you maximizes your earning potential.
There are many different ways you can Read More
About Calvary Chapel’s ‘This Means War’ Event
Youth enjoying music preformed by fellow campers. Photo by Todd HainesBuffalo Thunder’s Red Sage Unveils New Menus, Chef De Cuisine And Partnership With Tewa Farms
From left, Buffalo Thunder Food and Beverage Director Dan Daugherty, Pojoaque Pueblo Agriculture Department Director Frances Quintana, Buffalo Thunder Sales and Marketing Director Christine Windle and Chef Thomas Hartwell at a special unveiling Wednesday evening of the new menu at Red Sage. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
New Chef De Cuisine Edgar Morales greets guests at Wednesday’s special event in the Red Sage at Hilton Santa Fe Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
RESTAURANT News:
SANTA FE – Red Sage, the fine dining Read More
Katherine’s Restaurant In White Rock Sells At Auction
Katherine’s Restaurant at 121 Longview Dr. sold today at auction. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.comThe Los Alamos Housing Partnership, Inc. successfully bid today on Katherine’s Restaurant on Longview Drive in White Rock Village.
The auction occurred at noon today on the steps of the Los Alamos Justice Center. It drew two bidders for the property, which has been vacant for several years. Los Alamos National Bank bid $50,875 and LAHP bid $51,000. The most recent appraisal on Katherine’s Restaurant set the value at $115,000.
LAHP Board Member James Chrobocinski
Los Alamos Teens Take Mission Trip To Haiti
Cade Yost, right, of Los Alamos makes new friends with teenagers from Haiti. Courtesy photoCHURCH News:
This summer, a group of 13 teenagers and adults from First Baptist Church of Los Alamos Youth Group headed to Haiti on a week-long mission trip.
The team spent the mornings visiting 10 girls living in a handicapped home and planting fruit trees for residents in the local community. Their afternoons were a little more chaotic as they partnered with a local church to run a Vacation Bible School for more than 800 local children. The team sang songs with the kids, performed skits and played lots of Read More
Heinrich Makes Tickets Available To New Mexicans To Watch Simulcast Of Pope Francis Address To Congress
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Pope Francis during the canonization of John XXIII and John Paul II April 27, 2014. Couresy/wikipedia.com
U.S. SENATE News:
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich, D-N.M. is encouraging New Mexicans interested in attending the outdoor simulcast of Pope Francis addressing a Joint Session of Congress Thursday, Sept. 24, to contact his Washington, D.C. office for tickets.
Pope Francis will be the first Pope to address a joint meeting of Congress. Heinrich will be allotted 200 tickets for the simulcast on the West Front grounds of the U.S. Capitol.
“This will be a very special moment Read More
How The Hen House Turns: Turkeys Are Not Chickens
Wild turkeys. Courtesy photo
How the Hen House TurnsA turkey growing up with chickens: “I walk slowly through the twittering mob, and though they catch more bugs than I do, I know what part of the broken dandelion is good to eat, therefore I look it up and down and around before I peck at it.
“I stroll across the grass, and I feel it press back at me. I do not snatch; I am snatched from. But I take what I need—carefully aiming at the grasshopper before I swallow it. I also call for reassurance when I need it.
“I doze, and take Read More
Smart Design With Suzette: Garages
The organized garage. Courtesy photo
Smart Design With SuzetteIf you can’t find room to park your car, it’s time to clear out the clutter and reclaim your garage.
It’s the one part of the house that my family tends to let go. It holds our garbage and recycling, bikes, sports equipment, yard sale items, paint, tools, potting bench and gardening equipment, lawn mower, and of course one car in our two-car garage.
We toss our dirty shoes in there, pile our yard tools on top of each other, randomly stack shelves with odds and ends, and have about a dozen junk drawers. And, if you’re Read More
Pastor Granillo: God’s Abode
By Pastor RAUL GRANILLO“One hundred religious persons knit into a unity by careful organization do not constitute a church any more than eleven dead men make a football team. The first requisite is life, always.” A.W. Tozer
Los Alamos Orthodox Church Gears Up For Move
Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Saint Job of Pochaiv Orthodox Church at 2270 39th St. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Staff Report
While the golden onion dome on the Saint Job of Pochaiv Orthodox Church UOC of USA in Los Alamos is visible from Diamond Drive, the church itself is tucked away at the far end of a residential neighborhood on 39th St,
Fr. Theophan Mackey and his congregation will be leaving this location to move into a much more central location in the former Magistrate Court building behind Hill DIner on Trinity Drive.
A Santa Fe investment group recently purchased Read More
Thomas Crotzer Returns From Two-Year Mission To Chile
Elder Thomas Crotzer of Los Alamos during his assignment in Corral, a small historical sea port near Valdivia, Chile. Couresy photo
Elder Thomas Crotzer of Los Alamos is greeted by his family at the airport after serving a two-year mission to Chile. From left to right, Ron Crotzer, Madelyn Crotzer, Laura Crotzer, Elder Thomas Crotzer and Sarah Crotzer. Courtesy photo
COMMUNITY News:
Thomas Crotzer, a 2012 Los Alamos High School graduate, recently returned to Los Alamos after serving a two-year mission to Chile for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Crotzer, whose foreign Read More
Scenes From Friday’s Activities At Ashley Pond Park
Summer events are always fun at ‘Party to Go’. Photo by Jennifer Bartram
Food vendors stay busy at Friday’s Summer Concert. Photo by Jennifer Bartram
Taking a break for Kettle Corn. Photo by Jennifer BartramAn ocean of people were drawn to the events taking place Friday evening at Ashley Pond Park.
The Red Elvises rocked the stage. The original members of the band came out of Moscow, Russia as a folk and folk-rock band. The band moved to Santa Monica, Calif.
By 1995, they were a Siberian surf-rock, Russo-American rock band. They became a major part
Young Life Los Alamos Annual Golf Tournament Sept. 25
Young Life Los Alamos. Courtesy photoFormer New Mexico Airlines President Gabriel Kimbrell Charged With Grand Theft And Scheme To Defraud
Former New Mexico Airlines President Gabriel Kimbrell. Photo/Personal Profile Page
Staff Report
Police in Miami have arrested former New Mexico Airlines President Gabriel Kimbrell and charged him with grand theft and organized scheme to defraud.
According to court documents, Kimbrell used his corporate credit card, which belonged to the airline’s parent company Pacific Wings, to make $22,791 in fraudulent purchases between January 2014 and January 2015.
Los Alamos County severed ties with New Mexico Airlines in January. New Mexico Airlines began canceling flights last November, Read More
New Mexico True Green Chile Cheeseburger Trail Wins Top Honor In USA Today’s ’10Best’ Readers’ Choice Awards!
Chile Cheeseburger. Courtesy/New Mexico True
STATE News:
SANTA FE – The New Mexico Tourism Department announced today that its New Mexico True Green Chile Cheeseburger Trail has been honored with the top spot in the “Best Food Trail” category by USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards.
Beating out 19 other tough contenders like the Mississippi Seafood Trail, Oregon Cheese Trail and Arizona Salsa Trail, the Green Chile Cheeseburger Trail remained in the top spot during most of the voting period, proving that readers know nothing in the nation beats a juicy, spicy New Mexico green chile cheeseburger. Read More
United Church Hosts Community Open House Aug. 23
