Lifestyles

Crowd Cleans Out Morning Glory Bakery And Grill In Los Alamos On National Donut Day

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Morning Glory employee Kailey Johnson stands by the eatery’s empty doughnut case this morning showing how they completely sold out. Photo by Chris Clark/ladailypost.com
 
Morning Glory bakery and grill is open 6 a.m to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at 1377 Diamond Dr. in Los Alamos. Photo by Chris Clark/ladailypost.com

COMMUNITY News:

Today is National Donut Day and hungry residents in Los Alamos completely cleaned out the shelves at Morning Glory bakery and grill at 1377 Diamond Dr.

Kevin and Melinda Albright own the eatery, which along with donuts,

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Blue Bus Makes Changes To Routes And Schedules

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RTD News:
 
The Regional Transit District announces the following changes by route:
 
100 Riverside
Improved connections at the Española Transit Center. Improved service to Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo. Reduced service to Dreamcatcher Theater.
 
110 Westside/Crosstown
An all-new route featuring service along Fairview to the Westside and to Española Valley High School.
 
150 Chimayo
The Las Trampas route will now be served by the 150 Chimayo route. There will no longer be two routes. The route now extends to the Española Transit Center to provide for additional
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Corporate OKs Subway Opening 7 A.M. Wednesday!

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Subway opens for business at 7 a.m., Wednesday. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
 
By CAROL A. CLARK
Los Alamos Daily Post

Los Alamos Subway franchise owner Larry Singh just told the Los Alamos Daily Post that he has been given corporate authorization to open his restaurant at 7 a.m., Wednesday, June 10.

“We will place our food and products orders tomorrow, they will be delivered Monday, we’ll set up everything Tuesday and open our doors to the community at 7 a.m., Wednesday,” Singh said.

He explained that Subway’s New Mexico Territory Field Operations Read More

Flamingos Flock To Garden Oasis

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Flamingos at the garden created by Antonio Maggiore near Omega Bridge. Photo by Paula Barclay

COMMUNITY News:

The next time you’re heading out of town over Omega Bridge, peek over the edge of the south-bound lanes to the berm below. There you will see a perfect garden oasis tucked onto the side of the embankment. There’s a bench in the shade of two trees, there are a variety of plants, fruit trees, flowers and a water catchment.

All of this is the hard work of Antonio Maggiore, owner of Ecolutions Landscaping. Maggiore, who lives at 4102 Fairway, has transformed this parched patch of Read More

Vacation Bible School At La Vista Church June 8-12

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VBS News:

La Vista Church in White Rock is hosting a Vacation Bible School (VBS), 9:30-11:30 a.m. Monday, June 8 to Friday June 12. This is a free event and open to all children entering Kindergarten up to those who have just completed 5th grade.

The theme is “SHINE” and we anticipate that all of the children involved are going to have a great time singing, dancing, doing crafts and making new friends! The VBS is at the La Vista Church, at 15 Grand Canyon in White Rock.

You can register online by emailing your child’s name, age and any special instructions to lavistanaz@lavsitanaz.org or register at Read More

Stones: A Pain In The Kidney

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By Dr. DAVID MILLS
Medical Associates of Northern New Mexico

Kidney stones affect as many as one in 10 persons in the United States today. Still, there is considerable variability in stone formers based on geography and genetics. 

New Mexico has a particularly high rate of kidney stones, perhaps as a result of the arid, high altitude environment. Five different kidney stones exist, and the incidence of these types also varies considerably. Calcium oxalate comprises the majority of stones in the United States, and New Mexico is no exception with well over 90 percent of stones of this type. Read More

Living Well Los Alamos: Hands-Only CPR

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Living Well Los Alamos
By HELEN IDZOREK
Extension Home Economist
NMSU Cooperative Extension Service

The first week of June is National CPR Week. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation or CPR can be performed by anyone. You do not need to be a doctor, a teacher or even an adult. Many people may feel unable to assist during a cardiac emergency.

In fact, the American Heart Association estimates that the vast majority of bystanders feel unable to assist with or provide CPR. This is especially unfortunate because seventy percent of cardiac arrests occur in residential settings, such as at home. This means Read More

This Week At Los Alamos Farmers Market June 4

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File photo
 
LAFM News:
 
From 7 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. each Thursday, from May through the end of October, join us in the Los Alamos library parking lot, nestled among the Ponderosa Pine in the downtown area. Plenty of parking near the market. The weather this week should be absolutely beautiful, come shop and check out whats at market!
 
What’s at the Market:
 
Peas, honey, eggs, breads, pizzas, muffins, radishes, chard, asian greens, onions, garlic,beets, vegetable starts, plants & native plants, gluten
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Los Alamos Teens Headed To Haiti

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Members of the First Baptist Church of Los Alamos Haiti Mission Team. Courtesy photo

FBCLA News:

This week a group of 13 teenagers and adults from First Baptist Church of Los Alamos Youth Group will leave on a mission trip to Haiti.

Partnering with a local Haitian church in Les Cayes, the team will primarily work with children. Part of the time will be spent helping with special needs children, visiting orphanages and running a Vacation Bible School.

Map of Haiti. Courtesy/FBCLA

“Many teens in our youth ministry have been called by God to be missionaries in recent years and this trip will be the first Read More

Food On The Hill: Carrot Cake

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Carrot Cake with edible butterflies. Photo by Felicia Orth

 

Food On The Hill
By FELICIA ORTH
Los Alamos

Carrot Cake

Having served fresh carrot cake at PEEC and the Mountaineers Club meeting recently, that’s the recipe I’ve been asked for in the last month. Like the fresh apple cake I serve a lot, it is laden with more fruit and vegetable matter than is typical of a cake. Unlike the apple cake, the carrot cake is frosted lightly with cream cheese frosting.

A double recipe fills a half-sheet pan nicely, and provides a large flat surface on which to add a message, decorations, candles or other items. Read More