Lifestyles

Liddie’s Traditional New Mexican Dishes: Green Chile Scalloped Potatoes

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Green chile scalloped potatoes. Photo by Liddie Martinez

By LIDDIE MARTINEZ
Española Valley

I have been making scalloped potatoes for many years, a dish I learned to make with my mother, but I did not think about adding green chile to the dish until years ago when I found myself with freshly roasted green chile left over from a batch prepped for chile rellenos.

I chopped the chile and thought I would add it as a topping to the baked potato bar as we were grilling steaks the following day.

Instead, I opted to make scalloped potatoes because I could make them ahead to serve later and that was when the recipe Read More

Day Camp Comes To Bethlehem Church July 29-Aug. 2

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Community News:

A fun week of Day Camp is coming to Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church July 29 to Aug. 2, 2024. Day Camp involves five days of Christian Day Camping for youth in grades Pre-K through 6 th grade (in the fall).

The Day Camp runs 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. each day, except Friday, which runs 9-10:30 a.m. The cost for the week is only $50 for the first child and $25 for each additional child in the family, and this covers all activities, snacks, supplies, etc. Campers need to bring their own sack lunch on Monday through Thursday. On Friday campers can join with their parents/guardians for breakfast Read More

Home Country: MundoSlab

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Home Country
By SLIM RANDLES

A building project (for those of us who are carpenterially challenged) can be a confusing nightmare of little whatchits we never learned the name of and have no idea how to use.

Oh, if we need a two-by-four that’s eight-feet long, we’re on pretty safe ground and can head on over to MundoSlab, the building center that dedicates about half an acre to tar paper. It’s fun going over there, and you never know when you’ll find something you can’t live without. You can buy the stuff in there from the kid who mowed your lawn until a month ago.

But when the real tough parts of a project Read More

Fr. Glenn: Little One, Arise

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By Fr. Glenn Jones:

We are often amazed (and no less often humbled) by people who are willing to give of themselves to others, whether in material support or, often more impressively, of their very valuable time. And it can seem that those who are busiest are the ones most willing to give, much like the poor often support charities and their churches more generously income percentage-wise than those who are more comfortably well off.

But really … what is of more worth than giving someone in real need a hand up? Are such persons not the most cherished in our memories when we have been the one needing support, Read More

Posts From The Road: Chief Joseph Scenic Highway

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Peaks and Valleys: When traveling the Chief Joseph Scenic Highway from the southern end out of Cody, Wyo. the hills and valley landscapes are more gentle. Just a few miles farther up the scenic drive into the mountains the views become much more rugged. Photo by Gary Warren/ladailypost.com 

View from the Pass: Dead Indian Pass is the highest point on the Chief Joseph Scenic Highway in Wyoming. Shown is a view of the road as it twists and turns as it drops in elevation when leaving the pass to the north. The pass is 8,071 feet in elevation and offers spectacular views of the Absaroka Mountains and beyond Read More

July 4 Road Closure At Bottom Of Woodland Road

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Temporary Road Closure News:

From 2-9 p.m. this 4th of July there will be a road closure at the bottom of Woodland Road adjacent to Club Road due to a family event and block party.

Access to Woodland can be made by traveling up Arizona and cutting through Country Lane.

Please be advised that your route may take up to one minute longer, and there will be more children than usual running around the area. Read More

All Shall Be Well: Questions Are Greater Than Answers

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Clergy from left, The Rev. Mary Ann Hill, Rector, Trinity on the Hill, Pastor Nicolé Ferry, Deacon Cynthia Biddlecomb, retired; Associate Priest Lynn Finnegan and Pastor Deb Church. Photo by Nate Limback/ladailypost.com

By Pastor Nicolé Raddu Ferry
Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church 

On Thursday, July 4th the United States of America will celebrate its 248th year of independence. 248 years of a great experiment that has worked to bring a diverse group of people together, to create a country where opportunities are for everyone, where individuals give of their lives to support and protect

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Rooster Blackspur Headlines Summer Concert July 5

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Rooster Blackspur takes the Summer Concert stage Friday, July 5 at Ashley Pond Park. Courtesy image

Sancre Productions News:

Friday July 5, on the heels of the 4th of July Spectacular in White Rock, Sancre Productions and Los Alamos County Community Services Department are bringing to the Ashley Pond Park stage  singer/songwriter Rooster Blackspur!

The fun starts at 6 p.m. with the always great and talented Eryn Bent, with the headliner coming on at 7 p.m., all FREE at Ashley Pond Park! Special thanks to show sponsor PPC Solar.

Rooster Blackspur, a captivating award-winning Singer-Songwriter, Read More