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Ekro Scenes From Fallen Trees At Urban And 45th Street By RICHARD BONNERConcerned CitizenWe are visiting Los Alamos while full-time living in our motorhome and responsibly social distancing as we travel.While camped at the White Rock Visitor Center last evening, we drove to see the town of Los Alamos and around the Highway 5 <a href=Link canada</a> 01 to State Road 4 loop through Bandelier Monument and back to White Rock.Doing so required us to drive through a security check point on the west side of Los Alamos. How ironic and disturbing that one of our countrys preeminent science laboratories requires users of a public road to come face to face with a young security guard with no face mask or barrier, hand over identification, and converse face to face!While this security post is undoubtedly run by the federal government, which can legally ignore state law and do whatever asinine thing they choose, it i <a href=Link polska</a> s still beyond careless and stupid, a violation of responsible state law, a horrifically ironic lapse in judgement as well as in public relations for a preeminent scientific facility to act in such a way.One hopes that the researchers who work there do not have to endure this same procedure, or it is entirely possib <a href=Link cup</a> le that the entire lab could be shut down with a COVID-19 outbreak sooner or later!Subscribe FREE to News AlertsMake the Daily Post your HomepageMore News Like us on FacebookSubscribe FREE to News AlertsMake the Daily Post your HomepageMore News Like us on Facebook LOS ALAMOSladailypost website support locally by OviNuppi Syst Zcgf LAHA Holiday Classic Hockey Tournament Dec. 26-30 U.S. SENATE News:WASH <a href=Link cup</a> INGTON ?U.S. Senators Tom UdallandMartin Heinrichannounced 13 grants totaling more than $3.3 million to fund the TRIO Student Support Services program, which helps provide additional support for low-income and first-generation college students, as well as students with disabilities.College campuses across New Mexico will receive funding to provide services designed to help students stay in school and graduate, such as tutoring, personal counseling, mentoring, and financial guidance.The New Mexico schools receiving grants are:Individual grant award amounts follow:Central New Mexico Community College oseph M. Montoya Campus: $220,000Central New Me <a href=Link cup</a> xico Community College ain Campus: $247,584Clovis Community College: $247,584Eastern New Mexico University ortales: $353,084Eastern New Mexico University oswell: $220,000New Mexico Junior College: $268,485New Mexico State University: $390,463San Juan Col <a href=Link cup</a> lege: $231,103San Juan College TEM: $220,000Santa Fe Community College: $231,103University of New Mexico lbuquerque: $247,582University of New Mexico allup: $235,228University of New Mexico aos: $219,970Funding begins in September for the fall semester. The award amount is for the first year, but it is expected to be renewed each year for a total of five years.Navigating college is challenging for any student, but it can be particularly overwhelming if you ;re the first person in your family to attend schoolr if you ;re balancing | |
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