Home Country: Instinctive Shooting
Home CountryWeekly Fishing Report: Sept. 6
By GEORGE MORSEEarly reports on the opening of grouse season indicate some hunters were successful in finding birds while others didn’t see any. Grouse hunting can be like that. The one day I went out I didn’t see a bird, while other hunters limited out in less than an hour. Grouse are scattered throughout the mountains. Harvest reports indicate some birds were harvested in the El Rito area and others around Tres Piedras.
One interesting statistic in the State Game and Fish Department’s fishing report this week is that there were no trout listed in the Catch Read More
Letter To The Editor: Resolution Of Sheriff’s Office Legality
By RICHARD NEBELInspirational People: Choosing To Be Kind
By CAROL A. CLARKIt seems the world is brimming with mean-spirited people vociferously spewing venom across social media – leaving hurt and anger in their wake. But there is a counter-balance to that senseless endeavor. I have seen it unfold right here in Los Alamos … incredibly inspiring people walking magnanimously among us.
Working as a newspaper reporter in this community for 15 years, I have met many of these thoughtful people and witnessed many kind and noble acts.
I recently spotted an entire family displaying very compassionate
Cinema Cindy Reviews: All Saints
By CYNTHIA BIDDLECOMB“All Saints” tells the true story of a small, dying congregation in Tennessee that grew by working with a refugee community to farm the church’s land.
John Corbett stars as the newly minted Reverend Michael Spurlock, sent to serve the people of a dying parish in Smyrna, Tenn., and to close it down. His wife Aimee and son Atticus have left everything, too, to go with him.
What they find is a small but hearty band of people unhappy about having their church sold out from under them. (In the Episcopal Church USA, the buildings and property belong to the diocese.) The parish Read More
Attorney General Balderas On President Trump’s Decision To End DACA
Attorney General Hector Balderas
From the Office of the Attroney General:
ALBUQUERQUE – New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas released the following statement in response to President Trump’s decision to end DACA:
“With the decision to end DACA, President Trump is compromising the safety of our communities and our nation, and he is putting the security of thousands of New Mexicans who contribute to our classrooms, public safety and economy at risk.
“Losing hundreds of thousands of future police officers, members of the military, doctors and teachers will create an unacceptable public Read More
Letter To The Editor: Failure Of Corporate Trade Policy
By ED SCOTTCorporate America only succeeds if Capitalism works. Capitalism cannot work if the middle class is in debt, shrinking and can no longer be consumers.
America is still the wealthiest nation in the world and in world history … and America also has the greatest wealth disparity in the world and in world history. These are unsustainable conditions … and yet Donald Trump and much of the Republican Party want increase wealth disparity by decreasing federal income taxes for the wealthy class and corporations, resulting in even greater CEO salaries.
This will make American Corporate Read More
