Daily Postcard: American Kestrel On The Watch
Daily Postcard: This American Kestrel recently spent considerable time on the tree at the back of the Water Treatment Plant in White Rock. These Kestrels are the smallest of the Falcons. They live year-round in Northern New Mexico, but their numbers increase from late summer through winter. Photo by Richard Skolnik Read More
Daily Postcard: Bee Alights On Mullein Near Reservoir
Daily Postcard: A bee prepares to land on a mullein flower near the reservoir. Photo by Lauren Hughes Read More
Rev. DeYoe: Unitarian Universalism & Our Tradition of Covenant
By Rev. Tina DeYoe
Minister
Unitarian Church of Los Alamos
Unitarian Universalism & Our Tradition of Covenant
Are you searching for an interfaith, pluralistic community? Are you looking for a community that will help you in your free and responsible search for truth and meaning in life? Do you live your life based upon values of love, justice, equity, transformation, generosity, and interdependence? Are you looking for an anti-authoritarian, spiritually-based community? Are you looking for a community that upholds the importance of freedom, reason, hope, right of conscience, and Read More
Catch Of The Week: Amazon Scams
By REBECCA RUTHERFORD
Los Alamos
For the Los Alamos Daily Post
Remember when Prime day was once a year as opposed to every single month? Yeah, now you can’t go a week or two without some new Prime Days deal blowing up your inbox, and this month’s special day promises to kick off the holiday shopping season with more amazing deals!
Shoppers aren’t the only ones excited…Stay aware, because scammers keep an eye out for events like these and will use them against customers.
Picture this: you check your inbox expecting a cute cat video or a newsletter about pumpkin recipes, and instead you find an urgent Read More
Robinson: Tracking Every Federal Cut That Will Hit The State
By SHERRY ROBINSON
All She Wrote
© 2025 New Mexico News Services
Legislators got the people’s business done in two reasonably efficient days during the recent special session, but not without some political theater.
This year, the governor and Democrats were on the same page in wanting to prepare the state for the Republican president’s funding cuts. And because of the Legislature’s newly created Federal Funding Stabilization Subcommittee, they had numbers.
Few people know the state’s numbers like the subcommittee’s co-chair, Rep. Patty Lundstrom, D-Gallup, who is former chair of the Read More
Fall Colors Reflected In Los Alamos Reservoir
Beautiful fall colors reflect on the water Saturday at Los Alamos reservoir. Photo by Lauren Hughes
Another view of fall colors reflected on the water Saturday at Los Alamos reservoir. Photo by Lauren Hughes
Another view of reflections in the water Saturday at Los Alamos reservoir. Photo by Lauren Hughes Read More
Appel: Legislators And Governor Should Fix New Mexico’s Road Crisis
By PAUL APPELPresident
Asphalt Pavement Association of New Mexico
