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2020 Blue Bucks ‘Shop Small’ Raffle Winners Donate Proceeds To Help Others … Who Are Helping Others  - 8:57 am Chamber Director Ryn Herrmann presents a $1,000 check to Metzger’s Hardware General Manager David Jolly as the store that sold a winning Blue Bucks ‘Shop Small’ Raffle Ticket. Jolly donated the funds on behalf of Metzger’s to the United Way of Northern New Mexico to help them help others. Courtesy/Chamber By CAROL A. CLARK caclark@ladailypost.com “The icing on the cake is that our two grand prize winners immediately chose to generously donate th...

2020 Blue Bucks ‘Shop Small’ Raffle Winners Announced  Blue Bucks gift bag winner Stephen Rinadi. Courtesy/Chamber Blue Bucks gift bag winner Aida Saleh. Courtesy/Chamber CHAMBER News: “The icing on the cake is that our two grand prize winners immediately chose to generously donate their prizes …” –Chamber Director Ryn Herrmann While Small Business Saturday was held Nov. 28 this year, the third annual Blue Bucks raffle officially kicked off the holiday shopping season early, running Nov. 15 through Dec. 15.  The full month of earning Blue Bucks, a special “shop small” raffle...

‘Coins 4 Christmas’ Fundraising Drive Is Underway - 2:31 pm The community has an opportunity to make its idle coins jingle and jangle and help others! Courtesy image COMMUNITY News: Do you have a coin jar sitting at home, waiting to be taken to the coin machine at the bank? Is your coin jar overflowing because you didn’t feel safe to use the coin machine at banks and other places during the pandemic? Or maybe you were meaning to go and never got around to it. Don’t worry! Now there is an easy way to lose your loose change AND help your neighbors in Los Alamos and...

ATTLEBORO — Heating bills are piling up as the temperature goes down, but there’s less help for those in need this year due to the coronavirus pandemic. Jon Carlson, CEO of Self Help Inc., the agency that provides cash for heating fuel or electric bills from Nov. 1 through April 30, described the situation as “dire” because of more demand and less money. The money his agency doles out comes from the federal government. The maximum benefit for those who qualify for assistance this year is $875, 33 percent less than last year’s $1,300. The funds are used for “deliv...