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Kathy Keith, Director of the LANL Community Programs Office discusses what the LANL Community Programs Office has to offer. Photo by Kateri Morris/LLA Non-profit organization panel discussion with (left to right) Mitzi Willard, Executive Director of Family Strengths Network (FSN); Jillian Rubio, Executive Director of the Pajarito Environmental Education Center (PEEC); and Jack Allison, RN…
Joyce Nickols/Photo by Jim O'Donnell BY BERNADETTE LAURITZEN Editor's note: Los Alamos Living Treasures was created to celebrate the enormous role that so many senior citizens in the community have played in the history of Los Alamos. This year's Living Treasures are Joyce Nickols, Don Cobb and Barbara Calef. They will be honored at an…
Council Congratulates Retiring County Manager kirsten@ladailypost.com After 10 years of service, Los Alamos County Manager Harry Burgess participated in his final County Council meeting Tuesday night. Burgess’ last day at the office is Friday; he is retiring. “I just want to say thank you to each of the councilors, current and past that I’ve worked with,” Burgess said. “It’s been an amazing adventure … thinking back on my time here in Los Alamos I think it is important to note that this was my longest tenure of any position I’ve held in my career; I think that for me it reflec...
County Council Ponders Pedestrian Retail Overlay Zone kirsten@ladailypost.com Los Alamos County Council voted Tuesday night to approve a motion for the Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) to review a proposed ordinance that will change Chapter 16 of the County Code. The change includes a pedestrian retail overlay zone in which offices would no longer be permitted to occupy ground level spaces. According to agenda documents: “…the downtown district is limited to pedestrian-oriented ground floor mixed use retail sales, entertainment, restaurants, including food and beverage, and personal ...
County Council Passes $245 Million FY22 Budget - 7:49 am County Council, along with County Manager Harry Burgess, right, bottom row, discuss the $2.4M budget item to purchase bear proof trash carts during Monday’s budget hearing. Councilor Sean Williams, center, and Vice Chair James Robinson, bottom left, show support for purchasing the roll carts. Screenshot/LADP By KIRSTEN LASKEY Monday night, Los Alamos County Council approved the FY22 budget, which totals $245,119,586. The budget was passed 6-1 with Councilor David Reagor opposed. Earlier in Monday’s budget heari...