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Today's News

  • Columnist Bill? How dare he!

    There is a code among newspaper columnists. We do not engage in household maintenance that might deprive a tradesman of a fee.Can you imagine George Will on his back under the kitchen sink? Not going to happen. Reason is, Will respects his tradesman. How would Will feel if his plumber began writing a column for Newsweek?That’s why I am so blasted furious with a certain governor right now. And you know who. Mr. Richardson. Big Bill. Billy Boy. William Blaire Richardson the Third, born in Pasadena, Calif.

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  • Bombs away: County accepts free bomb truck

    It’s one thing not to look a gift horse in the mouth, but what about a free bomb truck?

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  • School board looking at a new option

    Switching gears and pursuing a hiring consultant to select a new superintendent could be a topic the Los Alamos Public Schools board discuss during a work session this month.

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  • 'Leatherheads' pays homage to the '20s

    My score: 3/5kernels

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  • Bess White

    WHITE – Bess White, age 89, passed away Friday, April 4, 2008, at her home in Los Alamos, in the presence of her family. She was born in Carrizo Springs, Texas, Oct. 27, 1918. She married her beloved husband Pete White, in Karnes, Texas, April 24, 1939. At the time of his passing in 2003 they had been married 65 wonderful years. During her high school years at Carrizo Springs, Texas, she won the state Doubles Tennis Championship, was a Wildcat cheerleader and served as an Alumni Homecoming Queen at Carrizo Springs High School.

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  • Dust devil flings dugout onto cars

    The ballfield at Overlook Park in White Rock was the scene of a bizarre event Saturday afternoon. A massive dust devil whipped across Field 3 at about 4 p.m. and, according to eyewitnesses, picked up the entire dugout at ballfield 2 and dropped it on top of two vehicles parked nearby between fields two and three.The 2003 Ford Ranger and 1997 Ford Expedition belonged to Henry Flores of Los Alamos and his son. They were practicing with a ball team in Field 1, he said. “I’ve never seen anything like it,” Flores said.

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  • Talking the talk: elementary schools to host speech contests

    Los Alamos Public Schools fifth- and sixth-graders will be presented with an unusual opportunity: they will be encouraged to talk while class in session. Students can show off their gift of gab during the annual speech contest at 4:15 p.m. April 17 at Pion Elementary School.Rose Martin, speech contest coordinator, explained t hat before the district contest, students needs to test their skills at their schools. Each class will send representatives to the schools’ contests.

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  • Cleanup coming up

    The county will kickoff its annual Earth Day recognition with a Clean Up Los Alamos Day Saturday.Vincent Valdez, a solid waste management specialist with the county, said that there are more than 15 groups signed up right now to take part.“We are asking groups to register,” Valdez said. “Go to the county website (www.lac-nm.us/) to register.

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  • Maurice McCloskey

    McCLOSKEY – Maurice (“Mac”) McCloskey, 89, passed away April 2, 2008, with family at his side. Mac was born in Indiana. He served in WWII in the Navy as a machinist mate on a destroyer. He brought his family to Los Alamos in June 1951 where he worked as a machinist and site shop supervisor at LASL until retirement. His uncanny ability to work with his hands and machine tools meant there was a unique “Mac” solution to most any problem.

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  • Council to meet Tuesday

    County council is set to meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Council Chambers at the Community Building at 20th Street and Central Avenue.

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