Lifestyles

NMSP: Fatal Crash North Of Aztec In San Juan County

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NMSP News:

AZTEC – On May 17, 2023, at around 7:30 p.m., the New Mexico State Police (NMSP) investigated a fatal crash involving a single vehicle on US 550, north of Aztec.

The initial investigation indicated that a 1998 Jeep SUV, driven by Salina Levi, 29, of Aztec, was traveling southbound on US 550, approaching a left-hand curve. For reasons still under investigation, Levi failed to negotiate the curve and left the roadway, striking a tree and rolled over.

She sustained fatal injuries and was pronounced deceased on the scene by the Office of the Medical Examiner.

Alcohol, speed and failure to Read More

Posts From The Road: Red Poppies In Georgetown, Texas

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Poppy Fields: This house on a corner lot near downtown Georgetown, Texas featured thousands of red poppy blooms in March. The red blooms covered much of the front yard and continued down the side yard, which created a stunning corner view. Photo by Gary Warren/ladailypost.com

Close Up: A close up view of the red poppy bloom reveals the beauty and detail of the fragile flower. The red poppy has become a symbol remembrance of fallen soldiers in times of war and hope and peace for the future. Photo by Gary Warren/ladailypost.com

By GARY WARREN
Photographer
Formerly of Los Alamos

Georgetown, Texas, Read More

Fr. Glenn: The Goad

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By Fr. Glenn Jones:

A blessed Armed Forces Day weekend to all past and present veterans out there; we thank you for your service to our nation and her people. I saw almost no note of it in the media, but that does not mean you are not very much appreciated. The military is highlighted in times of national trouble, but attention fades a bit during quieter times of relative peace—peace, which is always a blessing for a nation’s people. Yet this is the way of any vocation of service: at times out of sight and mind, yet always at the ready.

Knowing you are there—many on the ramparts daily—gives your fellow citizens Read More

All Shall Be Well: ‘The Work We Are Called To Do’

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Pastor Nicolé Raddu Ferry of Los Alamos, seated second from left at table, with members of her denomination attending their annual meeting held this past week at the El Paso border. Courtesy photo

By Pastor Nicolé Raddu Ferry
Bethlehem Lutheran Church

“Contribute to the needs of God’s people, and welcome strangers into your home.” Romans 12:13

“Carry each other’s burdens and so you will fulfill the law of Christ.” Galatians 6:2

“This is my commandment: love each other just as I have loved you.” John 15:12

“Then they will reply, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry or thirsty or a stranger or naked or Read More

Santa Fe National Forest Under Flash Flood Warning

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SFNF News:

          • Active thunderstorm pattern to continue Saturday through Monday

A flood watch is in effect for the Hermit’s Peak/Calf Canyon Fire area today and through the weekend.

“Our first priority is always the safety of our employees, the public and our communities,” Forest Supervisor Shaun Sanchez said.

With impressive moisture for this time of year, residents should monitor current and forecast weather for flash flood warnings due to increased risk of flooding in streams, creeks, and washes within areas that have burned recently.

Those who live downstream from burned areas should be Read More

Unitarian Church Of Los Alamos Presents Sunday Forum: ‘Why We’re Polarized’ May 21

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Unitarian Church News:

The Unitarian Church of Los Alamos Sunday Forum will feature: “Why We’re Polarized” presented by Tyler Taylor at 11:45 a.m. May 21 in the church at 1738 North Sage Loop.

Have you been struggling, maybe for years, to wrap your mind around how and why Americans have become so bitterly divided?

The social and political issues often seem to have such deep roots, but the disagreements regularly now go in confusing or alarming directions. More fire accelerants seem to appear some weeks than there are sensible firefighters.

Clarity is needed about what is under the surface and Read More

Los Alamos Co-op Hosts Summer Kick-Off BBQ May 25

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Courtesy/Co-op

Co-Op News:

Celebrate summer at the Co-op!

Join the Los Alamos Co-op Market for good food, music, games and raffle prizes at their Summer Kick-Off BBQ 3-7 p.m. Thursday, May 25.

Enjoy a Sweetgrass grass-fed burger, brat or veggie burger with your choice of a side salad for $10.

Bathtub Row Brewing Company will have beer and wine for purchase.

Enter their raffle to win a Rancher’s Select Box from Sweetgrass Cooperative filled with 25 pounds of grassfed beef cuts (steaks, roasts and ground beef). Read More

SFNF: Cuba District’s Forest Road 69 Closed For Elk Calving

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SFNF News:’

SANTA FE — The Santa Fe National Forest (SFNF) reminds visitors to the Cuba Ranger District that Forest Road (FR) 69 is closed to all motorized vehicles, including motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), through July 1 to protect elk cows during the calving season.

The seasonal road closure provides suitable habitat for elk cows during the calving season. During May and June each year, elk cows seek areas that have cover and forage. Disturbances, including motorized traffic and human interaction, can cause the cow to abort or abandon her calf. Once the calf is born, mother and Read More

Atomic City Transit Stop 303 On Route 6 Closed May 17-19

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ACT News:

Los Alamos County Atomic City Transit (ACT) Bus Stop 303 at 35th Street on Route 6 will be temporarily closed Wednesday May 17 to Friday May 19 for utility work associated with the 33rd-34th and Arkansas Road and Utilities Improvements Project.

ACT apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause. Call 505.661.RIDE (7433) for any additional information or use the ACTracker to locate bus routes in real-time. 

For the specific route service schedules, visit the ACT website. Read More