Reflection On Common Imperfection Sunday At Unitarian Church
CHURCH News:
This Sunday at 10:30 a.m., the Rev. John Cullinan of the Unitarian Church of Los Alamos will reflect on common imperfection and the need for forgiveness as people “Begin Again in Love.”
The choir sings songs of the Jewish High Holy Days, including “Esah Enai,” a setting of Psalm 121. The church’s community forum begins at 9 a.m., followed at 9:30 a.m. with children’s religious education.
The Unitarian Church of Los Alamos is a congregation that welcomes people of diverse beliefs who share a common vision of a fair, just planet where all people are valued. Whoever you are, wherever Read More
IHM Hosts Vatican International Exhibition: The Eucharistic Miracles of the World
Courtesy/IHM
IHM News:
The Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Los Alamos invites the community to join them as they host the Vatican International Exhibition of The Eucharistic Miracles of the World this weekend.
The local Exhibition includes up to 60 of the Eucharistic Miracles, and will be presented to the Northern New Mexico Community, Oct. 4-6, in the Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish Hall, 3700 Canyon Road. There is no cost to attend and all are welcome.
Vatican International Exhibition of The Eucharistic Miracles of the World
- Saturday, Oct. 4 from 1-9 p.m.;
- Sunday, Oct. 5 from 10
Fitness Column: Should Women Weight Train?
Should Women Weight Train?More and more women are entering the world of weight training to increase their level of health and fitness and look better.
The numerous benefits of strength training are no longer reserved for just men wanting to get big muscles. Women, however, have long been concerned with the possibility of getting overly muscular if they begin weight training.
The idea of adding weight, even if it’s muscle, runs counter to what many women want. So how can women who don’t want to get “big” incorporate weight lifting into their exercise program while still maintaining Read More
Free Diabetes Education Classes in White Rock
YMCA News:
The Family YMCA is taking registration for its free Diabetes Education and Prevention program.
Topics to be covered are: what Type 2 diabetes is; what having pre-diabetes means; the signs, symptoms and risk factors associated with type 2 diabetes; how to reduce your risk of getting type 2 diabetes; and how to make the necessary lifestyle changes to lower your risk.
The class is taught by Sara Pocernik. She is a registered dietitian with experience in many areas of nutrition. She completed her bachelor’s degree in dietetics and nutrition science at Michigan State University, and a Read More
YMCA Offers Weight Management Class In White Rock
YMCA News:
The Family YMCA is taking registration for its Weight Management class at The Family YMCA Fitness Studio, 106-A Longview Dr., in white Rock.
This class focuses on a “non-diet” method of weight management and consists of six classes, which address various nutritional topics as well as provide fitness advice. Meetings also include nutritional handouts, healthy recipes, motivation, support, a trip to the grocery store and more!
The class is taught by Sara Pocernik. She is a registered dietitian with experience in many areas of nutrition. She completed her bachelor’s Read More
White Rock’s Church of Christ Moves to New Location
The Church of Christ has moved to 63 Rover Blvd., in White Rock and will hold its first services this Sunday at the new location. Courtesy photo
The Church of Christ, 63 Rover Blvd. Courtesy photo
CHURCH News:
The Church of Christ has moved to 63 Rover Blvd., behind Los Alamos National Bank in White Rock.
The church met since 1997 at the White Rock Community Center but because of new construction and the need of the space by the county, the church had to move.
The Church of Christ will host its first services at the new location Sunday, Oct. 5. Meeting times include:
- Sunday Classes – 9:15 a.m.; and
Co+op Offers Two Cooking Classes
Emily Schmidt
CO+OP News:
This month, the Los Alamos Co+op Market offers two nutritious Shop with the Chef cooking classes with chefs eager to share their knowledge and love of cuisine.
The Co+op’s cooking classes are 6 p.m. in the Co+op Café at 95 Entrada Dr. Each class starts with shopping for the ingredients, takes participants through the cooking process, and concludes with enjoying the final product. Registration is available at the Co+op and class size is limited to accommodate the space.
Tuesday, Oct. 7, learn how to make delicious, healthy, gluten free meals utilizing nutritious whole Read More
New Subway Opening ‘Any Day Now’
Subway owner Larry Singh, holding sign from roof, told the Los Alamos Daily Post today that he is not sure of the exact date but is opening his new restatuant near 15th Street and Central Avenue ‘any day now.’ The interior has tables, chairs and booths as well as large food posters on the walls. The kitchen equipment, counter and drink machine also are installed. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
Food on the Hill: Breakfast Casserole
Photo by Sue York/ladailypost.comScenes From Sunday’s ‘Taste The Sky’ On Tarmac At Los Alamos County Airport
A diner at Sunday’s ‘Taste the Sky’ fundraiser takes a photo of aspiring aviators. The United Way Youth Team organized and hosted the annual event, which was held on the tarmac at Los Alamos County Airport. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com
From left, Dave Ploeger and his wife Johann enjoy the ‘Taste the Sky’ event with Los Alamos Airport Manager Peter Soderquist. La Cocina catered the event and Zia Credit Union sponsored it. ‘We had a lot of fun,’ Zia Credit Union President/CEO David Woodruff said. ‘We had a lot of fun supporting the Read More
Cowboy Breakfast At Posse Lodge 7-11 a.m. Sunday
Solo Traveler: When Travel Teaches
Card commemorating St. Pio of Pietrelcina. Courtesy/Sherrry Hardage
Solo Traveler: When Travel TeachesHome again after a three-month trip to Europe, I missed the daily activity of exploring a new location, taking pictures of interesting stuff and then writing about it. Still, it was great to reconnect with old friends for chats about my travels.
A friend, Anna, asked if I’d learned anything over such a long trip. What a question! Of course I had learned about various artists, history, and culture, but what had struck me most strongly was that standing in a place Read More
Park And Ride Information Now On Google Maps
NMDOT News:
SANTA FE – The New Mexico Department of Transportation’s (NMDOT) Park and Ride regional bus service transit information is now available on Google Maps.
This provides riders with easy access to directions, schedules, bus stops, bus routes, and other information that will help them enjoy a seamless trip. The Trip Planning feature of Google Maps is an easy to use component. Riders type in an origin, destination and select the Transit icon, which allows them to pick the trip that works best for them.
Trip planning can be done from the NMDOT Park and Ride website www.nmparkandride.com Read More
How the Hen House Turns—Time to Go Sleeping
How the Hen House TurnsIn winter at night, a flashlight beam is enough to guide the little ducks to the warm Hen House. Lucy goose doesn’t object when they dash through the door and between her legs—probably because she raised them. Lucy gives the chickens some trouble in summer, but Gwendolyn has learned to avoid Lucy, and the hen hops up onto the roost when the goose is not being bossy.
Lucy and Bobbi, the geese, also follow the beam of light into the Hen House for the night. They are the only ones who stay up outside until someone gets there. Read More
Leaf Peepers Will Fall For Enchanted Circle
Fall foliage near Taos. Courtesy/newmexico.org
TAOS News:
TAOS — Known for its vibrant culture and rich history, Taos and the Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway have earned their positions among leaf peepers and national media alike as being one of the top locations in the United States to see an impressive fall landscape dotted with a palette of warm reds, oranges and gold foliage.
In the past month alone, Taos and the Enchanted Circle have topped several “best fall trip” lists in the country including in: Huffington Post (“10 Best Fall Foliage Trips In The U.S.”), National Geographic Read More
Taste The Sky At Los Alamos Airport Sunday
Zia Credit Union sponsors the 2014 United Way Youth Team, which is raising money for the Community Action Fund and for a new program that was introduced to Los Alamos High School called Link Crew. As part of that effort, the Youth Team is hosting an annual Taste The Sky dinner event 4-7 p.m., Sunday on the Los Alamos Airport tarmac. Team members created a chalk drawing today on the sidewalk in front of Zia Credit Union advertising Sunday’s event. Tickets are $20 for adults/senior and $10 for youth ages 12 and under. Reservations are recommended – call 505.662.0800. Photo by Chris Read More
Unitarian Church Launches New Building Project
Rendering of proposed new church building for the Unitarian Church of Los Alamos. Courtesy/Mullen|Heller Architecture
Utility work has begun in preparation for a new Unitarian Church building, scheduled to break ground next spring. Photo by Richard BoltonChristian Church Of Los Alamos Celebrates 60th Anniversary This Weekend
A photograph from 60 years ago of a bench, light and bibles in the original building of the Los Alamos Christian Church. Courtesy/CCLA
CCLA News:
The Christian Church of Los Alamos is celebrating its 60th anniversary with a special family reunion event at 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 27 in Rayburn Hall to recount the old days, remember all the fun that’s been had along the way and share some dessert. Child care will be available.
The celebration continues at 9:15 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 28, as former preachers and leaders recount the mighty things that God has done through the years. Present Pastor Doug Read More
Fitness Column: Getting Started … Again
Getting Started … AgainI see it every day, people getting back to working out after having taken a period of time off. Lapses in workouts come for a variety of reasons with injuries, time restraints, and lack of motivation being among the most common. No matter what the cause, eventually it will be time to get back to your workout routine.
Whether it’s been a few weeks, months, or years, the important thing is that you’re back and ready to go again. But, when getting restarted, it’s imperative to know how to go about it safely and productively.
For those of you who have taken a few weeks Read More
Christian Church of Los Alamos Marks 60 Years!
CCLA News:
The Christian Church of Los Alamos has been serving the Lord Jesus since 1954, and all that the Lord has done through these years is worth celebrating.
Whether you are new or old, you are part of the story of what God has been doing, and we want you to come and celebrate with us Sept. 27-28:
Saturday, Sept. 27 at 6 p.m. – We’ll have a family reunion in Rayburn Hall. We’ll recount the old days, remembering all the fun we’ve had along the way and share some dessert. Child care will be available.
Sunday, Sept. 28 at 9:15 a.m. – We’ll let some of the former preachers and leaders recount the Read More
