A group of 3- and 4-year-old children from the Ark Child Development Center at First United Methodist Church of Los Alamos decorated cookies with their teacher Tammy Jones Tuesday at Smith’s Marketplace. Kathryn Fulton of Smith’s said the children were ‘so cute and very well behaved.’ Courtesy photo Read More
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Public Invited To Special 100 Year Celebration
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SCUMC News:
The congregation at the Santa Cruz United Methodist Church invites the public to celebrate its 100 years of serving people in the Espanola valley. The celebration begins at 10 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 25 at the church at 405 S. McCurdy Road.
The missionary work and the church development began with the United Brethren Church in the early 20th Century. In 1946, the United Brethren Church merged with the Evangelical United Brethren Church. That denomination merged with the Methodist Church to become the United Methodist Church (UMC) in 1968. Over the years, the Santa Cruz church Read More
Atomic City Transit Keeps It Clean
During Tuesday’s snowy conditions, an Atomic City Transit driver took a moment to pull over on Central Avenue to clean the large rear window of his bus. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
Dedication Night At NNM Revival Center
Worship team members from left, Justin Alei, Lauren Griffith and Dave Alei. Courtesy photo
Nearly 50 people gathered Jan. 9 for a night of dedication and celebration at the NNMRC in White Rock. Courtesy photoA night of dedication and celebration was held Jan. 9 at the new Northern New Mexico Revival Center (NNMRC) at 134 N.M. 4 in White Rock.
Nearly 50 people from around the area, and from as far away as Albuquerque, joined together to worship, share and dedicate this ministry to God’s plans and purposes. In addition to the pastors/directors of the NNMRC, Read More
K of C To Sponsor Youth Free Throw Championship
K of C News: Los Alamos County Terminates NM Airlines Contract
COUNTY News:
New Mexico Airlines suspended service for two weeks in December and has not operated flights between Los Alamos and Albuquerque for the past week.
County Manager Harry Burgess stressed that today’s announcement about contract termination is not
Food on the Hill: Irish Hot Potato And Smoked Salmon Starter
Food on the HillMy husband’s brother is married to Anne, an accomplished woman from County Cork, Ireland. In December 1989 we traveled to Ireland to attend the wedding of Anne’s sister, Carmel, and enjoyed the warm hospitality for which the Irish are well-known. I made notes about the meals we were served at the wedding, in homes and in pubs. This was my introduction to so many wonderful dishes: prawn salad, broccoli-almond Read More
Return Of Spanish Jews Of NM Conference Jan. 23-24
Smart Design with Suzette: Furniture Arrangement
Smart Design with SuzetteFurniture arrangement can be the simplest or the hardest thing to do depending on the size, shape and traffic flow of your room.
When you get this right, you will know it. The room will be welcoming and relaxing.
Courtesy/PinterestStart with an overview of your room. Look at the traffic flow and do not to place any furniture in its path. Next set your focal point. For a living room, it should be a fireplace, television or window. The bedroom should be the bed and the dining room should be the table, etc.
To help with placement Read More
NCRTD Receives Clean FY2014 Audit
NCRTD News:
The North Central Regional Transit District (NCRTD) has received an Unqualified Opinion with no findings and no carryovers as reported in its Fiscal Year 2014 Independent Auditor’s Report.
The findings, which have been verified by the New Mexico State Auditor’s office, were presented today at the NCRTD monthly Board meeting by Farley Vener, President of Hinkle and Landers, P.C., which conducted the audit.
The report issued an Unqualified Opinion with no new findings and no carryovers. A carryover last year was resolved in the current year. The report also found no liquidity issues. Read More






