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Today Is 2024 National Nonprofit Day In Los Alamos County
Los Alamos County Council honored local nonprofits with a proclamation during their regular meeting August 13. Pictured are front row, left to right: Doris Roberts with All Individuals First; Beth Cortright with Pajarito Environmental Education Center; Cindy Eaton with Kiwanis; and Ann Hayes with Los Alamos Living Treasures and Kiwanis. Back row: Jordan Redmond with Los Alamos Family Council; Ron Wilkins with Los Alamos Historical Society; Ellen Specter with First Born Los Alamos; Pat Soran, board member for Los Alamos Community Foundation; David Izraelevitz with the J. Robert Oppenheimer Memorial Committee and County Councilor Suzie Havemann. Photo Courtesy LAC.
APD fatally shoots barricaded armed suspect
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Officers are trying to negotiate the surrender of an armed suspect who barricaded himself on property in the 400 block of Arno Street SE, an Albuquerque Police Department news release said. Just after 7 p.m., APD spokesman Gilbert Gallegos announced that the suspect was fatally shot...
Luis Alberto Lopez Suffers Brain Bleed in Knockout Loss to Angelo Leo
Former IBF featherweight champion Luis Alberto Lopez (30-3, 17 KOs) reportedly suffered a small brain bleed in his tenth-round knockout loss to Angelo Leo (25-1, 12 KOs) last Saturday night, August 10th, at the Tingley Coliseum, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, U.S. ESPN reports that Lopez, 30, is recovering from the...
Albuquerque rolls out new program to encourage landlords to take housing vouchers
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) –Trying to keep the supply of affordable housing in Albuquerque, the city is now stepping in helping pick up the tab when bad renters leave landlords with costly damage. “It is extra security for landlords,” said Monique Molina, Area Manager for Pacific Capital Management. That extra security is more than a half-million dollars the […]
Precautionary Measures Underway Due to Possible Inmate Infectious Disease Case
Bernalillo County – Precautionary measures are underway at MDC after an inmate was discovered to possibly have an infectious disease Friday morning. While testing is underway, UNM Hospital staff are conducting contact tracing within the facility, to determine any possible exposures. Three housing units, including where the inmate was previously housed, have been placed on quarantine and full personal protective equipment (PPE) is required for entry.
Court hearings canceled over disease concerns at the Metropolitan Detention Center
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A lot of hearings in Metro Court were canceled Friday morning after worries about a disease spreading at the Metropolitan Detention Center. “There was a concern about potential infection of others and so a decision was made to send all the morning inmates back to MDC because there was some confusion about […]
Los Lonely Boys to headline 1st concert for Las Cruces film festival
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The Las Cruces International Film Festival will host its first concert this fall ahead of the 2025 film festival. Los Lonely Boys, known for their “Texican rock ’n’ roll” style, will headline the concert. The concert begins at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 20, at the Grapevine Plaza & Event Center, 3900 W. […]
Clovis teen committed for stolen firearm and vehicle
CLOVIS, New Mexico — A 14-year-old from Clovis was committed to the Children, Youth, and Families Department for one year,. The teen was found guilty of unlawful taking of a motor vehicle and receiving a stolen firearm. On April 12, 2024, Clovis Police Department were dispatched to a residence...
Trainer Bob Santos hopes to get Brian Mendoza back into contention
Junior middleweight Brian Mendoza has turned to a new trainer, Bob Santos, as he aims to rebound from a recent unanimous decision loss to Serhii Bohachuk. Mendoza, who has experienced a rollercoaster of highs and lows in the past two years, sought a change after his last defeat and has parted ways with Ismael Salas.
Doña Ana County hires new County veterinarian
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Doña Ana County has hired a new County veterinarian after being without one, the County announced this week. Doña Ana County announced that it has hired Dr. Zoann “Zoey” McKenzie as the new County veterinarian. “The County was without a dedicated veterinarian for an extended period, making this appointment a significant milestone in ensuring the health and well-being of […]
- WNMU and Youth Mural Program dedicate new mural
Western New Mexico University and the Youth Mural Program dedicated a new mural at the Child Development Center on campus Thursday, Aug. 15. The mural, titled “Once Upon a Time,” has been in progress since 2021. The Child Development Center is part of the New Mexico Center of...
Pets Of The Week: Meet Olive And Osa
Olive arrived in late May with a brutal injury to her mouth. Española Humane vets determined this tenacious tabby had likely been bitten by a spider in her tongue, and due to the necrosis, much of her tongue had to be amputated. At first she was unable to eat; a tube was inserted into her stomach so she could be fed every few hours, and she was also supported with IV fluids. By some kind of miracle, this 10-month-old itty bitty kitty bounced back. She has half of a tongue remaining, and she can now eat and drink on her own (though she is a little messy). Olive has been nothing but loving and kind since the moment she arrived, despite pain and trauma and the frustration of not being able to take care of herself. This is one heart-y kitty and she deserves a special home and family to call her own. Olive is available at the shelter and her adoption fee is waived to walk-in adopters 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday at Española Humane at 108 Hamm Parkway in Española. Visit www.espanolahumane.org 505.753.8662. Courtesy/EH.
LANL Projects Win 8 R&D 100 Awards, The ‘Oscars of Innovation’
LANL Space plasma physicist Anthony Rogers connects a testing frame on a prototype compact space plasma analyzer in the Low Earth Orbit test chamber. Photo Courtesy LANL. Eight Los Alamos National Laboratory-led technologies won R&D 100 Awards, including three special recognition awards for corporate social responsibility, market disruptor and green technology. Often called the “Oscars of Innovation,” these awards recognize technologies for their ingenuity and potential impact.
Farmer Is Top Predictor In ACRR Weekly Pace Race
Scene from the ACRR weekly pace race Tuesday on the paved courses starting at Pinon Park (Rocket Park) in White Rock. Courtesy/ACRR. Scene from the ACRR weekly pace race Tuesday on the paved courses starting at Pinon Park (Rocket Park) in White Rock. Courtesy/ACRR. ACRR News:. Joey Farmer was the...
Volunteers Make Major Difference On Los Alamos Trails
Some of the 36 volunteers gathered Saturday morning to clear about 3.5 miles of Mitchell Trail. Courtesy/SFNF. Two of the 36 volunteers gathered Saturday morning to clear about 3.5 miles of Mitchell Trail. Courtesy/SFNF. By LYNN BJORKLUND, Recreation/Lands. Española/Coyote Ranger Districts. Forest Service. Santa Fe National Forest. Santa Fe...
NEW MEXICO UNITED BEATS MONTEREY BAY FC, EXTENDS LEAD AT TOP OF WESTERN CONFERENCE
New Mexico United topped Monterey Bay FC by a 3-2 final score on Saturday night, extending their lead atop the Western Conference to seven points. Mukwelle Akale, Jacobo Reyes, and Kalen Ryden were the scorers for the Black & Yellow, who claimed their seventh point in seven days, scoring nine goals in the process – the first-ever stretch of three straight matches with at least three goals scored in each in club history. United’s fourteenth victory of the season is a new high-water mark for a single season, with twelve matches still to be played in the 2024 season.
Serenity At Santa Cruz Lake Friday As The Los Alamos Reporter Plays Hooky!
The view from the Overlook Campground above Santa Cruz Lake Friday. Photo by Maire O’Neill/losalamosreporter.com. The view from the Los Alamos Reporter’s fishing spot Friday morning at Santa Cruz Lake Although the fishing was slow, trout and eggs were on the menu for breakfast Saturday morning. Photo by Maire O’Neill/losalamosreporter.com.
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