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Today's News

  • Much has changed since Title IX

    NORTHFIELD, Ill. (AP) — Emily Miller remembers learning about Title IX during history class, probably sometime in junior high. She’s a little fuzzy on the details, including how and why it came about.
    Every time she steps on the soccer field, though, she feels its effect.
    At 16, Miller can’t even imagine who she’d be without the game. She’s played since kindergarten, and credits soccer for her independence and self-confidence. She’s now a starter on the varsity team at New Trier High School in suburban Chicago.
    “Soccer,” she said, “is what makes me Emily Miller.”

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  • Santa Fe falls to Las Crcues

    The Santa Fe Fuego will try to bounce back from an 8-5 loss at the hands of the Las Cruces Vaqueros tonight.
    The Fuego (13-25) are the newest member of the Pecos League independent semi-professional baseball organization. Currently, the Fuego are at the bottom of the six-team league’s standings.
    The Fuego lost the opener of their five-game series with the Vaqueros in Las Cruces.
    The loss was the first road game of a long 13-game road stretch which includes series’ against Roswell and Trinidad, Colo.

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  • Sports Update 06-26-12

    Indoor soccer tourney set

    The Family YMCA of Los Alamos is hosting an indoor soccer tournament July 21-22.
    Teams of four will face off in one of several divisions, adult men, adult women, coed, high school coed and youth.
    Price for participation is $15 per player.
    For more information, call the YMCA at 662-3100.

    Golf tourney is July 21

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  • Topes Notes 06-26-12

    Isotopes take over top spot

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  • Splash 'n' Dash training series returns

    With the Los Alamos Triathlon less than two months away, participants will likely want to start training.
    With that in mind, the Los Alamos Triatomics multi-sport clubs will begin their training series, the Splash ‘n’ Dash, starting Wednesday at the Larry R. Walkup Aquatic Center.
    The Splash ‘n’ Dash is designed for triathlon competitors in mind. The Splash ‘n’ Dash features a run-swim-run format. Participants may choose a longer or shorter course.
    The event is timed but is non-competitive. The main objective is to give participants a snapshot of their levels of preparedness for the Los Alamos Triathlon and other multi-sport events.

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  • North Mesa Library calendar


    Wednesday, June 27   5:30-8:30 PM  Upstairs Rotunda at Mesa Family Game Night Every Wednesday. Play our games or bring your own. All ages welcome!
     
    Thursday, June 28   7:00 PM Upstairs Rotunda at Mesa  Authors Speak Series presents Aimée and David Thurlo, acclaimed and bestselling southwestern mystery writers of the Ella Clah and Sister Agatha series.
     

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  • North Mesa power restored

    The Department of Public Utilities reported a power outage in North Mesa at 9:18 this morning and crews restored power by 9:40. Crews are investigating the cause.

    Stay tuned to lamonitor.com for updates.

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  • Colorado Fire Victims Return to Lost Homes
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  • Today in History for June 26th
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  • Widening Sex Scandal Rocks Texas Air Force Base
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