By BRYAN BENNETTRegarding the opinion letter by Khal Spencer in today’s Los Alamos Daily Post (link), I wish to concur with all of his sentiments except one: the mailings should go in the recycle bin, not the trash so that way at least something productive can come from such drek.
Jill Udall, wife of U.S. Sen. Tom Udall was in Los Alamos Saturday to canvas for House Dist. 43 Rep. Stephanie Garcia Richard. Richard is seeking re-election on the Democratic ticket against GOP challenger Sharon Stover. Photo by Bonnie J. Gordon/ladailypost.com
From left, House Democratic Floor Leader Brian Egolf, Rep. Javier Martinez, Jill Udall and Rep. Stephanie Garcia Richard. Courtesy photo
PEC Commissioner Karyl Ann Armbruster, Jill Udall and Rep. Stephanie Garcia Richard. Courtesy photo
First Judicial Dist. 1 candidate Marco Serna and his mother, Barbara,
By MARIE CHIRAVALLESince our county was incorporated we have always had a sheriff. The sheriff has a limited but important role in our local government; and, by all accounts our current sheriff has done an excellent job. Why is there a need now to change the system that has worked for 40 plus years?
I have read the viewpoints favoring abolishing the office and in my opinion I find no substantial reason to change the system. We will not save any tax dollars by moving the responsibilities to the police department they will need to be compensated for added duties; and as far as liability is concerned Read More
By KHAL SPENCERAs a registered Democrat, I would like to add my name to that of the League of Women Voters of Los Alamos in expressing my contempt for the PACs that are sending distorted, lurid mailings to our homes. In my case, the mailings that have found their way to my mailbox and garbage can have been attacks on Sharon Stover. What is more mortifying for me is that the originator, Patriot Majority, is heavily funded by labor unions. As a member of my own union’s Board of Directors while I was at the University of Hawaii (the UH Professional Assembly), that leaves me livid. Read More
Trixie Con Queso, AKA professional actress Amy Storey, performs a song during the Halloween Scaryoke event Friday night at the Los Alamos County Democratic Party Headquarters in Central Park Square. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
County Council candidate Antonio Maggiore sings to the crowd. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Karyl Ann Armbruster, left, and Kat Clark clearly enjoy the Halloween Scaryoke event Friday night at the Democratic Party Headquarters. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com
Victoria Maqueda nails a Scaryoke song. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
By REBECCA SHANKLAND and BARBARA CALEF
By DEB And JOHN ARCHULETA
U.S. Sen. Tom Udall
By MARY WILHOITThis town has been a joy to us. One reason we moved to Los Alamos is because we love the area and the small-town atmosphere. I know many of you feel the same way. We have found it to be a place where people take care of each other. And you don’t necessarily have to believe or think the same to care for someone else.
I’ve heard stories from past elections about people having their cars “keyed” due to displaying a candidate’s bumper sticker or campaign signs being taken down, but I must say that this year has been particularly disappointing.
I often work in our Republican Party Read More
Stop by the Los Alamos County Democratic Party Headquarters today at 8 p.m. at 170 Central Park Square and meet the hauntingly enchanting Trixie Con Queso! Courtesy/DPLA
DPLA News:
The community is invited to Halloween ‘Scaryoke’ at 8 p.m. today at the Los Alamos County Democratic Party Headquarters at 170 Central Park Square.
Kids – pick up your candy 4-6:30 p.m. at Trick or Treat on MainStreet in downtown Los Alamos and adults stop in at 8 p.m. at the Democratic Headquarters for Halloween ‘Scaryoke’! Read More