LAPD News:
The Los Alamos Police Department reports there is a vehicle crash on the Truck Route near the Eco Station.
All lanes are open but crashed vehicles are in the median.
Motorists should expect delays. Read More
Lifestyles
Kyrala: Response To ‘Appeal For Legitimate Art In Art Tunnel’
By GEORGE KYRALA
Los Alamos
I am very upset by Rabbi Shlachter’s mail to the Los Alamos Daily Post (link), it is reprehensible and hurts many feelings beyond misstating some facts.
The comment and feeling expressed by a Rabbi “to erase expressions from some people’s comments and aspirations on the underpass tunnel” is racist. Erasing people and their feeling just because you feel “repugnant” to an idea that expresses freedom for an abused nation is so undemocratic, uncivilized, unbecoming, and inhumane. That feeling may reflect, and may explain, the total abuse that is been inflicted on Read More
Water Work To Impact Section Of Pueblo Drive Wednesday
COUNTY News:
A section of Pueblo Drive will be closed to through traffic Wednesday as Gas, Water, & Sewer crews from the Los Alamos Department of Public Utilities (DPU) replace a water service line to a residence.
Traffic controls will be in place 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to prevent through traffic on Pueblo Drive between 35th Street and Questa Drive.
DPU crews do not anticipate any loss of water service in the neighborhood as a result of the work. Read More
Green Chile & More At Los Alamos Farmers Market
Scene Of Great Blessing Of Water 2024 At Ashley Pond
Rev. Theophan Mackey of Saint Job of Pochaiv Orthodox Church in Los Alamos with members and guests today celebrates the annual Great Blessing of Water 2024 at Ashley Pond. The group commemorates this blessing, and calls down blessings anew, when they submerge a cross in the water three times while singing the Troparion (prayer) of Theophany. ‘When Thou, O Lord, wast baptized in the Jordan, the worship of the Trinity was made manifest! For the voice of the Father bore witness to Thee, calling Thee his Beloved Son. And the Spirit, in the form of a dove, confirmed the truthfulness of his Word. O Christ Read More
Posts From The Road: Frederic C. Hamilton Building
Looking Up: When entering the Frederic C. Hamilton Building at the Denver Art Museum, visitors step into a large space which includes a spacious lobby, a gift shop, and this view of the stairs and open space when looking up. These views set the tone for a very unique museum visit. Photo by Gary Warren/ladailypost.com
Visitors can be seen walking down the stairs from the second level and other visitors on an upper level in the background. Photo by Gary Warren/ladailypost.com
By GARY WARREN
Photographer
Formerly of Los Alamos
We have been off of the road and close to home for a few weeks during December Read More
Fr. Glenn: Stopping Pretending
By Fr. Glenn Jones:
Alas … hardly a week … a day … goes by without a news story of some public scandal—this or that person betraying public trust or private vows. Very often it’s politicians who are, as a character in “The Hunt for Red October” put it, kissing babies in public and stealing their lollipops in private—the hypocritical face, sometimes criminally so. Rich and famous shattering wedding vows is so common that it’s not even a shocker anymore—more like a tally count. But some of the most painful for we Christians is when other “Christians” are caught embezzling, lying grievously, or disregarding Read More
Mountaineers’ Tuesday Talk: Gates Of Arctic National Park
The Mountaineers’ crew flying in to their Alaska adventure. Courtesy/Mountaineers
By WILLIAM PRIEDHORSKY
Los Alamos Mountaineers
Tanja Pietrass will speak at the Jan. 23 Los Alamos Mountaineers Mountaineers meeting about her expedition to the Gates of the Arctic National Park. The meeting will be in person with a hybrid adjunct.
She writes: “There are neither roads nor trails in Gates of the Arctic National Park, which is four times the size of Yellowstone and the least visited of all the national parks. Five of us flew to Anaktuvuk Pass north of the Arctic Circle, an enclave within the park Read More
All Shall Be Well: What Makes Us Human?
Clergy from left, The Rev. Mary Ann Hill, Rector, Trinity on the Hill, Pastor Nicolé Ferry, Deacon Cynthia Biddlecomb, retired; Assistant Rector Lynn Finnegan and Pastor Deb Church. Photo by Nate Limback/ladailypost.com
By The Rev. Mary Ann Hill
Rector
Trinity on the Hill
Anthropologically speaking, the essentials that make us human include bipedalism, language, the tool-making, self-awareness, and the ability to imagine alternative futures. While other species possess some of these traits, it is the combination that makes us uniquely human.
Several years ago, a documentary was produced Read More
County: Urban Trail Phase I & II Multi-Use Trail Project Construction Activities Week Of Jan. 22, 2024
Week of Jan. 22 Work Area 1. Courtesy/LAC
COUNTY News:
Hasse Contracting Company Inc., under contract with Los Alamos County Public Works to construct the Urban Trail Phase I & II Multi-use Trail Project, will be restarting construction activities at three different locations downtown and off Canyon Road during the week of Jan. 22.
Weather permitting, areas impacted include (see included maps below):
- Work Zone Area 1: Within the Fuller Lodge grounds adjacent to Central Ave. and heading north towards the Romero Cabin – In this area there will be occasional brief flagger operations