Police Release Arrest Warrant Affidavits on Los Alamos Urologist Pavel Mourachov
Pavel V. Mourachov
Staff Report
The Los Alamos Police Department has released the two arrest warrants issued for the apprehension of Los Alamos urologist Pavel V. Mourachov.
The first Affidavit for Arrest Warrant, issued May 13, 2013 by Magistrate Judge Pat Casados, indicates there is probable cause that in September 2012, Pavel V. Mourachov “did commit the crime of aggravated assault of a household member … a 4th degree felony.” The warrant states that May 17, 2012, a Los Alamos police detective conducted an interview with Mourachov’s wife. She reported to the Read More
Clark & Kendall’s Weekend Preview: May 24
Los Alamos Summer Concert Series features The Red Elvises 7 p.m. Friday, May 24 at Ashley Pond.
Jemez Mountain Trail Runs 5 a.m. Saturday, May 25 Posse Shack (650 North Mesa)
Half Marathon, 50km, and 50 mile runs take place in the scenic Jemez mountains. Runners will experience high altitude (over 10,000 feet above sea level), scree fields, stream crossings, fallen trees and other obstacles.
Saturn Day 9:30 p.m. Saturday, May 25 at PEEC (3540 Orange St.)
Come to PEEC for a celebration Read More
Charger Aquatics Successful in Tornado Relief Efforts
From left, Caemlyn Tripp, Sara Shiina, Radhika Iyer, Maria Venneri, Sarah Lott, Sydney Schoonover, Isabelle Runde, Kaan Unal, Connor Schultz, Tracee Abeita-Torres and Coach Beverly Leasure. Courtesy photo
CHARGER AQUATICS News:
On Thursday, May 23, Charger Aquatics swim team set up a donation booth in front of Smith’s Food & Drug in Los Alamos to collect items for pets injured and/or displaced by the devastating tornado that hit Moore, Okla. Monday.
Instead of jumping into the pool for afternoon practice, they were diving into community service by making Smith’s patrons aware Read More
Commercial Recycling Expanding in Los Alamos County
COUNTY News:
Over the past few months commercial recycling in Los Alamos County has seen a significant expansion.
More than 10 local businesses and churches have signed on to the County recycling program. This increase corresponds with concerted efforts by the Environmental Sustainability Board and County staff to reduce waste and increase recycling in the community. These efforts included a significant reduction in commercial recycling fees in August 2012, and focused on education and outreach to local businesses.
“It is great to see that the actions taken by staff and the Read More
Letter to the Editor: Every Student Deserves Applause
By Leslie EsquibelLos Alamos Director Echoes Cyber Concerns
Los Alamos National Laboratory Director Charlie McMillan displays a QKarD, a Los Alamos device that uses quantum cryptography to transmit secure signals between sender and receiver. Courtesy/LANL
Los Alamos National Laboratory Director Charlie McMillan, right, with, from left, Anthony Cugini of the National Energy Technology Laboratory, Thom Mason of Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Tomas Diaz de la Rubia of Deloitte Consulting LLP. Courtesy/LANL
LANL News:
- Securing the grid will be key for energy security going forward
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md.—Los Alamos National Laboratory Director Read More
Hannemann’s Music Corner: What About Music? (Part 1)
Hannemann’s Music Corner: What About Music? (Part 1)Luján: Republican Student Loan Bill Makes College More Expensive
U.S. CONGRESSIONAL News:
Washington, D.C. – Congressman Ben Ray Luján of New Mexico’s Third District voted today against a House Republican bill that will make it more expensive for students to attend college with federal subsidized Stafford student loans. With the interest rate on these loans set to double from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent on June 1 action is needed to keep costs down for millions of students across the country.
“Rather than passing legislation that simply keeps interest rates on student loans where they are, House Republicans have come up with a disappointing Read More
Lost Pets Wait at Los Alamos Shelter for Owners
View the Ruts of the Santa Fe Trail from Above
Staff Report
Due to the change in the schedule for the Los Alamos Airways commuter plane, Friday, June 7, will be the only day eight people will be able to take the Air Tour to view the ruts of the Santa Fe Trail.
The flight in the Cessna Caravan plane will leave Los Alamos at 8:30 a.m. for a round trip to San Miguel del Vado, the former port of entry for U.S. covered wagons crossing the Pecos River and entering Mexico Territory in the 1800s.
A check mailed to Inez Ross, 614 47th St., Los Alamos NM 87544, in the amount of $81 will hold your seat. It’s first come, first served, but you can let Ross know Read More
How the Hen House Turns: First Turkey
How the Hen House Turns: First TurkeyLast week I mentioned that whenever we humans would go out the back door, First Turkey would come flapping across the yard, greeting us with her “ark ark ark, ark ark ark.”
Only once did she actually get off the ground with all her happy flapping. Going down the hill, she sailed through the air for at least ten feet before landing on her breast meat with a surprised squawk.
Of course, friends teased us whenever Thanksgiving rolled off the calendar. We did celebrate occasionally by having turkey for dinner,
Bandelier Memorial Day Activities; Shuttle Buses Begin Friday
Frijoles Canyon. Courtesy/NPS
BANDELIER News:
The Memorial Day holiday marks the beginning of the summer season at Bandelier National Monument, with the shuttle buses beginning Friday, May 24, and special activities happening throughout the weekend.
“If you haven’t been to Bandelier lately, this is a good time to come,” Park Superintendent Jason Lott said. “You can catch a free bus in White Rock, relax and enjoy the scenery on the way to and from the park, and have a leisurely day with the family in Frijoles Canyon.”
The shuttle buses begin running Friday morning.
Los Alamos Medical Center Issues Statement on Doctor’s Arrest
Pavel V. Mourachov
Staff Report:
Los Alamos Medical Center has issued the following statement regarding Wednesday’s arrest of Los Alamos Urologist Pavel V. Mourachov:
“We share our community’s concerns about Dr. Mourachov’s arrest and the allegations that continue to come to light. Dr. Mourachov is not an employee of Los Alamos Medical Center and has had a limited practice at our hospital for some time. His medical privileges have been suspended. As the claims against Dr. Mourachov relate to his personal life and there is no evidence that any illegal activity occurred at our Read More
Living in Los Alamos With Large Predators
Black Bear. Courtesy/NMG&F
COUNTY News:
Every spring and summer as the weather warms up, the County begins to receive more calls at the Animal Control Office regarding sightings or encounters with large predators.
What’s a large predator? Large predators in Los Alamos County today include mountain lions, black bears, bobcats and coyotes. These large, powerful predators have lived here for eons, feeding on the plentiful prey and playing an important role in the ecosystem. You may live or play in habitats used by these predators. They can at times be dangerous. However, with a better Read More
Topper Tennis Clinic Runs June 10-14
LAHS News:
Los Alamos Tennis Clinic (A LAHS Boys and Girls Tennis Teams Fundraising Event)
For: ages 6-15 (including USTA QuickStart for ages 6-10)
When: June 10-14, 2013 5:30-7:00PM
Where: Mesa Tennis Courts behind Sullivan Football Field
Instructed by the Los Alamos High School Varsity Tennis Teams and Coaches
Cost: $40 (each player will receive a LAHS tennis clinic t-shirt)
Further information: Contact Lloyd at 505-660-5714 or Bruce at 505-660-1440 or send questions to losalamostennisclinic@comcast.net Read More
Inspirational Concert Fills IHM Church
Community members begin to find seats for Sunday’s concert at Immaculate Heart of Mary (IHM) Catholic Church, which raised funds for the Catherine LeClaire Memorial Organ Fund. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Performing ‘Memorare’ are from left, David Moore, John Machuzak, Randy Erickson, Rene LeClaire, Julie Habiger, Viera Moore, Adrienne Borrego, Claudine Kasunic, Laura Erickson, Cathy Morzinski and Ruth Doyle. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Mezzo Soprano Julie Habiger performs ‘Blessings’ as her husband Kerry, left, and son Read More
Small Retail Business Owners Share Joys and Challenges
Retail small business panel, from left, Don Taylor, Allison Bennett, Katie Brousseau, Cyndi Wells, Karen Wray, Ruby Alexander, David Jolly, Gloria Smith Brehm and Ken Nebel. Photo by Greg Kendall/ladailypost.com
By GREG KENDALL
Los Alamos Daily Post
Earlier this month, Ken Nebel, owner of Village Arts (art supply store) organized a gathering of Los Alamos County retail business operators to discuss the small business retail environment in Los Alamos.
“I’m relatively new to business and I don’t have all the answers,” Nebel said. “It felt like it was time to pull together Read More
LANL Begins Pumping Tests on Chromium Plume
Well R-50 at Los Alamos National Laboratory has detected chromium at levels that exceed New Mexico standards. Photo taken during well construction in 2011. Courtesy/LANL
LANL News:
- Data will be used to help determine final remedy
Los Alamos National Laboratory will begin pumping tests this summer at two groundwater monitoring wells located on Lab property within a chromium plume in the regional aquifer.
The purpose of the pumping tests is to refine understanding of the plume properties within the regional aquifer and evaluate the potential for large-scale pumping to remove chromium. Chromium Read More
LAHS Volleyball Review/Preview Friday Night
LASG Sports Camp 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. May 30-31
LASG News:
In response to the Barranca School closing, the Los Alamos School of Gymnastics Sports Camp will be open 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. May 30 and 31.
LASG will limit the charges to $38 per day, absorbing the insurance fees.
Participants should bring a swim suit, as they will spend some time at the Larry Walkup Aquatics Center pool.
The Los Alamos School of Gymnastics is at 555 North Mesa Road and the telephone number is 505-662-9523. Read More
