The White Rock and Betty Ehart senior centers each served 100 meals through their drive thru service Friday, as they celebrated their Thanksgiving meal. The senior centers are considered essential services, even during the stay at home order. Membership and many services are free for those 60 years of age and older. Services include; grocery shopping, prescription pick up, library book delivery, home delivered meals, drive through lunches and transportation. While donations are suggested for lunch or transportation, they are never required for services. Those wishing to join must complete Read More
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NCRTD Blue Bus Routes Districtwide Temporarily Suspended Due To Employees Testing Positive For Coronavirus
NCRTD News:
North Central Regional Transit District (NCRTD) Blue Bus routes, districtwide, will be temporarily suspended effective immediately.
Three employees based in the RTD Taos facility have tested positive for coronavirus. Some of these positive employees had interacted with employees from the Española facility.
To guarantee proper safety measures, while taking extra precautions to ensure the safety of all employees and passengers, all services will be placed on hold.
Employees based in Taos, as well as Santa Fe and Española will be tested and quarantined until results are confirmed. Read More
Fr. Glenn: Giving Account
By Fr. Glenn Jones
I’ll always be grateful to a favorite aunt who, when I was about twelve, gifted to me my first James Herriot book—stories of, and by, a country veterinarian in England in the 1930s. While several of his stories are memorable, one especially so was of two distinctly different families: first that of a simple poor farmer who had a devoted and doting wife and daughter, and the second a wealthy, very successful and noted executive with shrewish wife and scornful daughter. Herriot, musing about which life he would prefer, had no doubt that he’d choose the humble circumstances and loving Read More
Georgia Strickfaden Creates United Church Of Los Alamos Anniversary Sunday Historical Exhibit
Pastor David Elton captured these photos and had this to say about Georgia Strickfaden. ‘As a well-deserved historic site in Los Alamos, we now have history boards for all to see and learn about The United Church of Los Alamos! Thank you to Georgia Strickfaden for all of her work in making us historically ‘official’ and creating these history boards,’ Elton said. ‘The story of this congregation, Sanctuary (formerly known as the Chapel) and campus will always be part of the roots and vitality of The United Church and our mission.’ Courtesy/UCLA
History board about the United Church of Los Alamos. Read More
ACT Dial-A-Ride For Essential Business Begins Nov. 16

Dial-A-Ride 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays, begins Monday. Courtesy/LAC
COUNTY News:
Atomic City Transit is reducing transportation to a Dial-A-Ride service for customers who may need to perform essential business beginning Monday, Nov. 16.
Dial-A-Ride will be available 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday excluding holidays.
The reduction in service is in response to maintaining passenger safety by complying with public health order to “Stay at Home”.
In accordance with the Governor’s Executive Order:
- Passengers will be required to wear
Traffic Alert: Oversized Load Transport On N.M. 502 Monday
Traffic Alert:
Los Alamos County Traffic and Streets Crews, working in conjunction with the Los Alamos Police Department, will assist with the transport of an oversized load Monday, Nov. 16.
Between the hours of 6 a.m. and 7 a.m, the transport company will be moving the load from the bottom of Totavi Hill, up N.M. 502, west on Central Avenue, south on Oppenheimer and east on Trinity Drive to the destination of 278 DP Road.
In the evening, the transport will leave Los Alamos between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m., exiting DP Road and heading east through the new roundabout on N.M. 502 to proceed out of town down the Read More
Road Closures Near NM502 Roundabout Begin Monday
Roundabout Construction Advisory:
As part of the NM502 roundabout construction project with the New Mexico Department of Transportation, Star Paving announced today that they will be closing certain roads on Monday, Nov. 16, until further notice.
These closures are required to construct the new Canyon Road and Manhattan Loop alignments that are necessary for the project.
Road Closures Include:
- Canyon Road will be closed between Manhattan Loop and the intersection of NM502
- Canyon Road will be closed at the intersection of Manhattan Loop; however, access will be maintained for residents
Spotlight On Local Business: Hometown Hangout Time Out Pizzeria Forges Ahead During COVID-19 Pandemic

Time Out Pizza employee Tony Colletti, left, Owner Trish Sanchez and employee Romona Saliz at the restaurant Tuesday in Central Park Square. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
By BONNIE J. GORDON
Los Alamos Daily Post
bjgordon@ladailypost.com
Time Out Pizzaria was literally made for kids. Trisha Sanchez was looking for a new challenge now that her children were in school and she and her husband Omar noticed there were few places for kids and families to go in White Rock and Los Alamos.
“We wanted to build a place where children were safe and could have fun,” Sanchez said.
Omar had fond memories Read More
Fuselier: Faith And Politics
By ROBERT FUSELIER
Los Alamos
I know many struggle to bring their faith into politics without becoming partisan. I am one of those people. I believe in the Gospel message spelled out so clearly in the Beatitudes but at the same time know that governments are incapable of fully living up to those values.
It saddens me to see those in politics – and those who support them – lower themselves by taking on tactics of division and scapegoating in order to promote their ideology as the only one that can possibly matter.
We are different, thank God, for different times and different events require different Read More
Postponed: Asphalt Work On Canyon Road
COUNTY News:
The Canyon Road asphalt repair project scheduled this week has been postponed until further notice.
Direct questions related to this project to Scott Halder at 505.662.8113 or LACPW@lacnm.us. Read More






