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Film Series ‘Indigenous Cinema’ Hosted By St. John’s College With IAIA July 20-24

Filmmaker Chris Eyre

From St. John’s College:

For years, St. John’s College has opened its doors to lifelong learners.  There are in-person and online seminars throughout the year. The pinnacle of this program is Summer Classics, which takes place on the beautiful Santa Fe campus, as well as online.

For the most part, these classes, which are beloved by all the people who attend every year, deepen attendees’ knowledge of and delight in classic works. 

But the seminars are not confined to the written word, and this year the college is highlighting an examination of Indigenous Cinema, July 20-24, Read More

Rojas Top Predictor In First Pace Race Of Season

Courtesy photo

Courtesy photo

ACRR News:

Aurea Rojas was the best predictor in the first pace race opening the 52nd season held on the Canyon Rim Trail.  She was 4 seconds off her predicted time. Other accurate predictors were:  Felix Candia recording a 6 second difference; 4-year-old Robin Bujack at 8 seconds off; Edith Acosta coming in at 27 seconds off; and tied at 29 seconds was Roxana Bujack who also was the first finisher in the 2-mile distance at 22:03 and Lynn Bjorklund the best 3-mile female finisher with a time of 24:16.

On the 1-mile course 7-year-old Ivana Velechovsky was the top finisher Read More

Big News: Los Amigos Receives Trails+ Grant

LAVC News:

Los Amigos de Valles Caldera is proud to announce they have been awarded a Trails+ Grant for $46,000 from the New Mexico Outdoor Recreation Division to support trail signage improvements at Valles Caldera National Preserve, located in Sandoval County. Los Amigos are grateful to the New Mexico Outdoor Recreation Division for their support.

This funding will allow us to work in partnership with VCNP over the next two years to enhance the visitor experience while protecting the natural beauty of the preserve. Funds raised in our 2:1 match campaign for trail signage in December, 2025 Read More

Jemez Valley High School Marks Six Months Of Success With Wellness Room

Comfortable seating areas in the Wellness Room at Jemez Valley High School gives students a place to step away from class, reset, and refocus during the school day. Courtesy/Jemez Valley Public Schools.

Wall art, tables, and seating create space for reflection in the Wellness Room at Jemez Valley High School, which is designed to support student self-regulation and stress management during the school day. Courtesy/Jemez Valley Public Schools.

JVHS News:

Six months after opening in October, Jemez Valley High School is marking early success with its Wellness Room, which has provided more Read More

PEEC: BioBlitz For Global City Nature Challenge April 25

Craig Martin leads a group on a plant walk. Photo by A. Hannah

PEEC News:

The Pajarito Environmental Education Center (PEEC) invites community members of all ages to take part in a BioBlitz at the Los Alamos Nature Center from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, April 25.

This free event is part of the worldwide City Nature Challenge, a friendly competition that encourages people across the globe to document local biodiversity and contribute to real scientific research.

Participants will explore the trails and habitats around the Los Alamos Nature Center, Kinnikinnick Park, and Acid Canyon while working Read More

Memorial Services For Dr. Ron Jones At Guaje Pines Cemetery April 11

COMMUNITY News:

Graveside services for Dr. Ron Jones of Los Alamos will be held at 1 p.m., Saturday, April 11, at Guaje Pines Cemetery, 333 Range Road.

Family and friends are invited.

Church services in honor of Dr. Jones will be held at 2 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church, 715 Diamond Drive. A reception will follow.

In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to a charity of your choice. Read More

LWV Lunch With A Leader To Feature Marcela Diaz April 16

Marcela Diaz

LWV News:

The League of Women Voters of Los Alamos (LWV) will host its monthly event, Lunch with a Leader, for the community from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, April 16, at the Unitarian Fellowship Hall on Sage Loop.

The speaker will be Marcela Diaz, founding executive director of Somos Un Pueblo Unido, a statewide immigrant-based organization that works to promote racial and worker justice.

Following the presentation, LWV members will meet privately for their annual meeting.

Diaz will focus her presentation on the last legislative session with an update on immigration legislation Read More