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Council Okays Amendment To Summer Concerts Contract By KIRSTEN LASKEY kirsten@ladailypost.com As far as the pandemic – the future is starting to look hopeful. It was on that optimistic note that the Los Alamos County Council approved an amendment to the general services agreement with Sancre Productions, LLC during its Tuesday night 9 meeting. The amendment, which passed unanimously, modifies the scope of services for Sancre Productions, which organizes and operates the Los Alamos County Summ...

defenceWeb Written by Guy Martin - A Senegalese RPB 33 vessel. France’s UFAST shipyard has launched a 33 metre patrol boat for Senegal, with delivery scheduled for the end of March. The vessel, named Taouay, was launched in Quimper on 12 February, reports Mer et Marine. It is undergoing sea trials and UFAST is providing training for the crew. Once in Senegal it will be operated on behalf of the High Authority for Maritime Security, Maritime Safety and Marine Environment (HASSMAR) by the S...

U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján Named Chair Of Commerce Subcommittee On Communication, Media And Broadbands SENATE News: NAMBE ­— U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M.) was named Chair of the Senate Commerce Committee’s Subcommittee on Communications, Media, and Broadband Friday for the 117th Congress. “The COVID-19 pandemic has shone a light on longstanding inequities when it comes to Internet connectivity and telecommunications access, especially in rural and Tribal communities. Leading the Subcom...

Democratic House impeachment managers leave the Senate Chamber of the Capitol Saturday afternoon at the end of the impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump. From left, are Rep. David Cicilline, D-Rhode Island; Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif.; Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Maryland; and Rep. Joe Neguse, D-Colo. The Senate acquitted Trump 57-43. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite) Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record New Mexico senators vote to convict The two U.S. senators from New Mexico voted to co...

Younger: Update On Why Los Alamos Residents Are Slow To Receive Vaccinations Los Alamos I would like to provide an update on my column of February 8 (link) regarding vaccination of the residents of Los Alamos County. Los Alamos National Laboratory Medical Director Sara Pasqualoni has been told by State of New Mexico Department of Health officials that the Laboratory’s allotment of vaccine comes from the State supply and not that of Los Alamos County. This is welcome news, but other State offi...

County Council Weighs Options For Downtown Masterplans kirsten@ladailypost.com Los Alamos County Council was updated on the downtown master plans during its regular meeting Feb. 2. The contractor tasked with developing the plans, Dekker, Perich and Sabatini (D/P/S), presented a status report on the two master plans for the Los Alamos and White Rock downtown areas. Will Gleason of D/P/S said the presentation is a result of input gathered from numerous public meetings. “We’ve gotten a lot of ...

Younger: Why It’s Taking So Long For Los Alamos Residents To Get Vaccinated Los Alamos Los Alamos County residents receive only about two-thirds of the vaccine doses allocated to the County. County officials project that there will be zero new vaccination clinics in Los Alamos during the first half of February. (With a few exceptions, the only doses given will be booster shots for previously vaccinated individuals.) According to the State’s Vaccine Dashboard, Los Alamos ranks third from las...

Catches of the week Tony Valdes, of Artesia, caught a 19.5-inch, 4-pound, 1-ounce largemouth bass at Brantley Lake using an Ozark Trail Sexy Shad Jerkbait on Jan. 25. Xaryan Padilla, 8, Elijah Garcia, 6, MyKaila Garcia, 11, and Ezekiel Padilla, 2, of Artesia, caught seven trout at Carlsbad Municipal Lake using PowerBait Jan. 23. Kiko Rascon, of Taos, caught a 34-inch northern pike at Eagle Nest Lake using a jig worm Jan. 28. Martin Gonzales and Kristina Parrack, of Nambe, caught 50 perch using ...

SFNF: Prescribed Burn In Pacheco Canyon Underway SFNF News: SANTA FE – Favorable conditions today allowed fire managers on the Santa Fe National Forest to proceed with the previously announced Pacheco Canyon prescribed pile burn on the Española Ranger District. The 106-acre pile burn is part of the larger Pacheco Canyon Forest Resiliency Project, a 2,042-acre forest restoration project that was instrumental in keeping the lightning-caused Medio Fire from crossing Forest Road (FR) 102 and thr...

SFNF: Prescribed Pile Burn Planned For Pacheco Canyon - 9:25 am The previously planned Pacheco Canyon prescribed pile burn on the Española Ranger District may begin as early as next week if forecasted favorable conditions indeed occur. File photo SFNF News: SANTA FE — Fire managers on the Santa Fe National Forest (SFNF) hope to take advantage of favorable conditions, including forecasted snow over the weekend, to implement the previously announced Pacheco Canyon prescri...