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$3M Available For Enriching Outdoor Youth Programs

1 day ago | ladailypost.com | Chris Clark

FY25 awardee New Mexico Wilderness Alliance’s Outdoor Academy offers hands-on outdoor recreation job training and internships to Taos High School and Taos Pueblo Day School students. Courtesy photoEDD News:SANTA FE — The New Mexico Economic Development Department’s Outdoor Recreation Division invites organizations to apply for the FY26 Outdoor Equity Fund, supporting programs that connect youth from communities across New Mexico to enriching outdoor experiences.
Canceled: June 17 Lodgers’ Tax Advisory Board Meeting

4 days ago | ladailypost.com | Carol Clark

COUNTY News:The Los Alamos County Lodgers’ Tax Advisory Board meeting scheduled for June 17 has been canceled. The reason for the cancellation is to allow for more thorough preparation of key agenda items and to ensure a more effective discussion at the July 15, 2025, meeting.
Santa Fe Community College To Close Thursday June 19 In Honor Of Juneteenth

4 days ago | ladailypost.com | Carol Clark

Summertime view of the Santa Fe Community College campus. Courtesy/SFCCSFCC News:Santa Fe Higher Education Center at 1950 Siringo Road will remain open on June 19SANTA FE — Santa Fe Community College (SFCC) will be closed Thursday, June 19, in honor of Juneteenth. No classes or activities will be held, and no other student services will be available. The college’s early childhood development center, Kids Campus, and the William C. Witter Fitness Education Center also will be closed.
Summer Family Evenings With PEEC On Wednesdays

4 days ago | ladailypost.com | Carol Clark

Challenge Tomorrow trailer. Courtesy photoPEEC News:The Pajarito Environmental Education Center (PEEC) is excited to kick off its 2025 Summer Family Evenings series with a thrilling, hands-on experience for all ages! Join us at 6 p.m., Wednesday, June 4 at the Los Alamos Nature Center for “Step into the Future!”—a night of exploration and innovation featuring Challenge Tomorrow, the interactive trailer from the Bradbury Science Museum.
Supreme Court Rules That Judicial Immunity May Shield Governmental Entities From Civil Rights Claims In Certain Instances

4 days ago | ladailypost.com | Carol Clark

NM SUPREME COURT News:SANTA FE — Governmental organizations are immune from liability in civil rights lawsuits for their administrative actions that are judicial in nature, the state Supreme Court ruled today. The Court unanimously concluded that “the doctrine of judicial immunity extends to claims for damages asserted against a governmental entity, including a public body sued under” the New Mexico Civil Rights Act (CRA).
Amateur Naturalist: Strategies To Help Survival

4 days ago | ladailypost.com | Robert Dryja |Carol Clark

By ROBERT DRYJALos AlamosPlants and animals have evolved a wide variety of strategies to help them survive. Some species may look similar to one another but have distinctive survival strategy differences. The canyon tree frog provides an example. It lives near streams and ponds in the New Mexico mountains. It grows to be about two and a half inches in length. It is the variation in its colors that stands out. It may range from a dark grey rocky color to a woody brown color.
Artemis Art Management Manifests ‘Artivism’

4 days ago | ladailypost.com | Carol Clark

AAMI News:SANTA FE — Artemis Art Management Inc., a New Mexico company headquartered in Santa Fe, announced its launch Monday with its first featured activist artist (“Artivist”) Jacqueline Rudolph. Jacqueline will be exhibiting samples of her impressionist portraits, sculptures, and artwear at Art Santa Fe at the Sweeney Convention Center July 11-13. As a Latina artivist, Jacqueline’s artwork expresses her societal values and support for social change.
Movies In The Park 7 PM Wednesday At The Pond

4 days ago | ladailypost.com | Carol Clark

The next ‘Movie in the Park’ will feature Moana 2, 7-10 p.m. Wednesday at Ashley Pond Park. Courtesy/LACCOUNTY News:Enjoy a summer evening in the park with a fun, family-oriented movie. Bring your blankets, pajamas and snacks to watch a movie under the stars. The Movies in the Park program utilizes various parks throughout Los Alamos County; see the locations below. Weather cancellations are made one hour before show time.
Scenes From JROMC Dinner Honoring Scholarship Recipients

4 days ago | ladailypost.com | Carol Clark

J. Robert Oppenheimer Memorial Committee (JROMC) 2025 scholarship recipients, memorial lecture speaker Dr. John Dabiri, back row 4th from left, JROMC Vice-Chair Sara Scott, left, and JROMC Chair Anna Llobet Megias, right, gather for a photo at the special dinner held to honor the scholarship recipients Sunday at Gabriel’s restaurant in northern Santa Fe. The JROMC, with financial support from community donors, honors J.
Library Announces 2025 Summer Reading Program: “Level Up!”

4 days ago | ladailypost.com | Chris Clark

LIBRARY News:The Los Alamos County Libraries invite readers of all ages to participate in the annual Summer Reading Program. The program goes live on Monday, June 2, and runs through July 26. The free, incentive-based program offers flexible participation for all reading levels and schedules. Readers can log their progress using Beanstack, an online platform that helps users track activities and stay motivated.