Kirsten Laskey (ladp admin)

Scenes From Latter Day Saints White Rock Ward’s Trunk Or Treat Event

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A scene from the recent Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints White Rock Ward’s Trunk or Treat event. Photo by VaLynn Purvis

A scene from the recent Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints White Rock Ward’s Trunk or Treat event. Photo by VaLynn Purvis

A scene from the recent Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints White Rock Ward’s Trunk or Treat event. Photo by VaLynn Purvis

A scene from the recent Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints White Rock Ward’s Trunk or Treat event. Photo by VaLynn Purvis

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Enjoy A Spooktacular Time During Halloweekend Friday, Saturday and Sunday

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Los Alamos Halloweekend is coming up Oct. 25-27, with Trick-or-Treat on MainStreet taking place Friday, Oct. 25 from 4-6 p.m. The community is invited to come dressed in their best costumes! Oppie and Groves are getting ready, too. What (or rather, who) are they searching for? Courtesy/LACDC

MAINSTREET News:

The beloved and iconic annual Halloween celebration in Los Alamos—Halloweekend—returns Friday through Sunday.

The lively three-day celebration encapsulates the small-town charm and community-minded spirit of Los Alamos through a variety of events, including trick-or-treating, Read More

Los Alamos Chamber And MainStreet Programs To Offer New e-Gift Card

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CHAMBER News:

In collaboration with Los Alamos MainStreet & Creative District, the Los Alamos Chamber of Commerce is launching a new e-gift card program that will debut this Winter season.

The purchase of Chamber Checks will cease as of Dec. 1, and the Chamber and MainStreet will be able to offer an e-gift card. This process will be much faster for cashiers to process, and much more efficient for those who want to purchase a gift that supports a variety of local businesses.

Chamber Checks are being phased out, but for now are still being issued. They are good for six months from the issuance date. Read More

Aquatic Center Closed Oct. 26 For Pumpkin Splash Event

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COUNTY News:

The Aquatic Center will be closed for public swimming Oct. 26 to host the Pumpkin Splash event. During this time, the main pool, therapy pool, and leisure lagoon will be reserved for event activities, and general public access will not be permitted.

The leisure lagoon will be the center of the Pumpkin Splash, where participants can dive in and pick their own pumpkins. Only parents or guardians accompanying a ticketed participant will be allowed entry to the pool area. Without a ticketed participant, entry will not be allowed.

Ticket Information:

  • Pre-event purchase: $7 per person/per
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County Records Office Closure Extended Through November

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COUNTY News:

The Los Alamos County Records and Information Management (RIM) office closure has been extended through the end of November due to unforeseen circumstances related to emergency utility infrastructure repair.  While the physical office at 1000 Central Ave., Suite 190 in the Municipal Building, is closed, the RIM staff continue to work remotely and are available by phone and email.

According to Records Manager Barbara Ricci, her team is processing records requests in accordance with the New Mexico Inspection of Public Records Act (IPRA). Requests can be submitted online at

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Falls Prevention Awareness Week Is Sept. 23-27

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LARSO News:

Did you know that one in four Americans older than age of 65 falls each year? Falls are the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries for older Americans, and falling once doubles the risk of falling again. Even falls that do not result in injury can deeply impact the quality of life for older adults. A fear of falling can cause seniors to limit their activities and social engagements, which can result in physical decline, depression and isolation.

The good news is that falls can be prevented. Exercise, good nutrition, lifestyle adjustments, and fall-proofing one’s residence or Read More

Due To Threats Public Not Allowed To Los Alamos-Pojoaque Football Game Tonight

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LAPS News: 

This afternoon, the Pojoaque Superintendent notified Los Alamos Public Schools about a perceived threat that they were concerned about. As a result, fans will not be allowed to attend the game in Pojoaque tonight. The team will travel and play as planned. No one other than players and coaches will be allowed in the stadium. Please cooperate with the Pojoaque school district and do not try to attend this game. Pojoaque will have extra police presence to ensure player safety.

Below is the message from Pojoaque Superintendent Matthew Nagle:

“Due to a perceived threat and out Read More

McQuiston: Choosing Safe Cars For Teens

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By ALLEN MCQUISTON
Jemez Insurance Agency
Serving Los Alamos Since 1963

If your teenager has just gotten a driver’s license, it may be hard to imagine handing over the keys to your brand new car, but that may be the smartest vehicle to choose.

However, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) and the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.) say there is something worried parents can do to protect their teens — choose a safe vehicle.

Avoid vehicles that encourage reckless driving. Teen drivers not only lack experience, but may also lack maturity. As a result, speeding and reckless Read More