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Letter To The Editor: Rebuttal To Derogatory Remark About Boy Scouts White Rock A couple of months ago, the Los Alamos Daily Post carried a story about art in Fuller Lodge (link). Included in the article was a Los Alamos County Councilor’s criticism of a picture of Ranch School Boy Scouts that, given the immorality of the Boy Scouts, was inappropriate to display. This open letter to the community is a rebuttal to this idea. Pedophilia is a difficult issue, and until ~20 years ago, it was not taken seriously enough. Presently, I am over 70 years old. I was a youth participant in Boy Scouts f...

Brownwood News – It was 1976.  He had just graduated from law school, and gotten married.  He needed a job, but he wanted more than a job.  He wanted a home, a place to settle and raise a family.  He didn’t know where that might be.  Then he got a phone call from Brownwood. Forty-four years later, Steve Ellis is still in Brownwood, and retiring at the end of this month from his job as District Judge of the Texas 35th Judicial District.  He finished on top. Ellis’ path to Brownwood was circuitous and unpredictable.  His parents were both natives of Central Texas, but were living i...

Friends and family just can't understand why anyone would target this doctor. he was beloved in the community. when his sons were younger, he was the scout master would plan vacations and trips for these boys, loved to grill salmon for his friends and loved gardening, spent every waking moment in that garden, his wife told me. and one thing she said if you want to honor his legacy, just be compassionate, be kind and caring. >> what a terrible tragedy. all right, thank you so much, sonya. cbs president and ceo les moonves is the latest high-powered media executive to face allegations of sexua...

This. by all accounts, he was an all around good guy. friends and family call him an active member of the boy scouts when his sons were younger, even as scout master. friends say he loved the environment. his wife described he loves hauling scrap metal to get it recycled, said he spent hours in his garden, grew his own fruits and vegetables, loved to cook. this is something that mystified the community, not just because he was so beloved but because of where this happened. it happened just about a mile from where we are at this church where his memorial service will be, sorry, a mile and a hal...

Ancestral homesteads and the family cemetery that overlooks the river. >> my dad is buried very close to the village where everything started. he died twoears ago. we can still feel it. >> a farm boy from south texas. born in the house. he was a marine during the second war. he fought in the island of iwo jima and can you just picture a wall on top of your relative? in this case being my father? my father would have to sacrifice twice. >> farther south in the rio grande valley the government has already told ben avie dez it will cease part of his ranch. though it's possible there's a gate allo...