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LAPD Bomb Squad And LAFD HazMat Team Deployed To Investigate Contents Of Suspicious Packet Thursday Los Alamos Fire Department HazMat Team members examine a packet received by a local business owner Thursday afternoon. Photo Courtesy LAFD Los Alamos Police and Fire Department personnel wind down at the scene of Thursday’s incident where they responded to a suspicious packet call on Trinity Drive. Photo by Maire O’Neill/losalamosreporter.com BY MAIRE O’NEILL A suspicious packet received by a business office at Trinity Professional Plaza, 3500 Trinity Drive Tuesday afternoon resulted in the Los Alamos Police Department Bomb Squad and Los Alamos Fire Department HazMat Team being deployed to the scene.
Rotary Hosts Talk On St. Patrick’s Day Traditions By LINDA HULL Rotary Club of Los Alamos “If I had a dollar for every time someone has told me they have always wanted to go to Ireland, I would be very wealthy by now,” mused Maire O’Neill, her Irish eyes smiling. A native of Dublin, O’Neill spoke March 9 to the members of the Rotary Club of Los Alamos, via Zoom, about traditions and celebrations of St. Patrick’s Day, March 17. Maewyn Succat, the St. Patrick we know today, was born into nobility in the fifth century in the western part of present-day Britain, on the edge of the Roman Empire. He was only 16 when he was “taken into slavery and sold in Ireland” by Irish raiders. Six years later, after escaping and returning home, he had a vision instructing him to return to Ireland to spread Christianity. Upon becoming a priest, he returned to Ireland as a missionary. His image is depicted in the Book of Kells, circa 800 A.D., illuminated manuscripts of the four gospels of the New Testament that survived the Dark Ages and are now housed at Trinity College in Dublin.
Rotary Hears Talk On Española Pathways Shelter Los Alamos “The work began even before the doors opened,” recalled Ralph Martinez, co-founder of Española Pathways Shelter (EPS), the first homeless shelter in Española. During the Feb. 23 zoom meeting of the Rotary Club of Los Alamos, Martinez described how those doors opened permanently last month, but the urgency for this regional need was evident years before. A native of Española and a 1996 graduate of Española High School, Martinez lost his home and his family just five years later when he spiraled into drug addiction. For six years he found shelter in vacant buildings, abandoned cars, and under a bridge in Española.
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