LARSO Seeks Volunteers To Finish Re-Useable Cloth Bags 12:30-3:30 PM Friday For Pharmacy Team In Haiti
Many in Haiti go through great lengths to get people to the free clinics. This is a sign of true care for their elders. Courtesy/Bernadette Lauritzen
These re-useable cloth bags for the pharmacy team in Haiti will each get the FOTCOH stamp to remind Haitians to bring the bag with them on every visit to the clinic. Courtesy/Bernadette Lauritzen
By BERNADETTE LAURITZEN
Executive Director
LARSO
When the world feels like it will never return to normal, how do you help those you used to help in person?
Friday, former Smith’s Pharmacist Katie Fry continues her good deeds by sewing re-useable bags for Read More
Weekly Fishing Report: July 20, 2022
By GEORGE MORSE
Sports And Outdoors
Los Alamos Daily Post
Local anglers will have the opportunity to fish for a different gamefish that was introduced into Abiquiu Lake last week.
The State Game and Fish Department stocked 142,870 largemouth bass fry July 12 into Abiquiu. The fry average just 1.3 inches in size. In three-to-four years they should reach keeper-size. There is a 14-inch size limit for largemouth bass in New Mexico.
Abiquiu Lake already has an established population of smallmouth bass. Learning to identify which species it is will be important. Largemouth are so-named because Read More
Warren: Proposed Golf Course Expansion Is Destructive & Expensive
By BRUCE WARREN
Los Alamos
You would think that golfers in Los Alamos would be overjoyed to live in a small community with a beautiful 18-hole golf course, heavily subsidized by the taxpayers of this county.
Apparently for some, enough is never enough. For several years now a faction of the golfing community has been pushing the County to expand the golf course into the wooded Open Space south of the present boundaries. This area is a forest of mature, healthy trees and contains the highly popular and well-used Walnut Canyon Rim Trail.
In a meeting of the Parks and Recreation Board (PRB) July 14, this Read More
Satori Healing Infusion Center Expands To Primary Care
By PATRICK (MD) & TRACY MARTIN (PA-C)
Satori Healing Clinic
Los Alamos
Satori Healing offers a variety of nutrient infusions and IV Ketamine therapy by referral.
Our infusions are performed in a relaxing room with heated, zero gravity chairs and music of your choosing. The IVs are run slowly to maximize absorption. Ketamine therapy, as part of a wider mental health plan, may be useful to those lost in a constant uncontrolled stream of negative thoughts that are common in major depression, anxiety and PTSD.
IV Vitamin therapy allows various critical nutrients to be administered to the Read More
Huang: My Cherished Memories Of Dr. Tom Shankland
By ZHEN HUANG
Los Alamos
It was a shock to me that Dr. Tom Shankland left his last thoughts in the high-altitude atmosphere that will circulate around the globe forever, then all the cherished moments over 10 years ago I spent in the Physics Building at LANL where Tom was my next-door officemate, popped up in my memories.
In my personal library holdings, there are several books I have inherited from Tom when he gave away his lifetime treasures on the hallway floor for “recycling”. Among them, “Debate about the Earth” has become one of my top picks when my thoughts are in need of Read More
Hopkins: The Second Amendment At The End Of The 20th Century
Editor’s note: John Hopkins wrote this column on the Second Amendment in June 1999. While a few relevant court cases (e.g. Heller) have clarified several issues in the past few decades, he said his column does address the importance of the Fourteenth Amendment in understanding the Second Amendment today.
By JOHN HOPKINS
Los Alamos
The NRA regularly reminds us that the right to firearms is guarenteed by the constitution, but few know what this means in the context of today’s society. It might be instructive to briefly review the history of the Bill of Rights and the Second Amendment for clues of Read More
Posts From The Road: Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls
Multnomah Falls: Multnomah Falls is an iconic waterfall within the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. This is the center piece of the scenic area as it attracts over two million visitors annually. The two part waterfall is 620 feet high, one of the highest waterfalls in the country. Photo by Gary Warren/ladailypost.com
Ghost Image: The water spray at the base of the top waterfall at Multnomah Falls creates a ghost-like image as it hits the water below. The top waterfall travels over 500 feet almost straight down. Multnomah Falls has its own information center, gift shop and lodge. Photo Read More
