Budget Crisis Causes Need For Special Session
By Rep. STEPHANIE GARCIA RICHARDLast week I was approached by a constituent who was wondering about the upcoming special legislative session. She had been trying to follow the developments since the close of the regular session and had many questions:
“Had a budget deal been made public?” she wondered. The governor had mentioned tax reform. “Would that be part of the negotiations?” “How could citizens who wanted to weigh in, do so?” She had all of these questions and more.
And these are all good questions and thoughts. Unfortunately, none of which have Read More
Letter To The Editor: Thank You For Coverage
By BRYAN BENNETTI just want to say, “Thank you” to George Morse of the Los Alamos Daily Post for the excellent article (link) on the LA Girls Track & Field team and their exciting second place finish at the State Meet.
Job well done, both to an amazing team and to Mr. Morse.
Letter To The Editor: Thank You Los Alamos County Council
By JAMES ROBINSONOn Tuesday, I got the privilege to once again participate in the selection of a new member for the Board of Public Utilities.
Although I was not selected I wanted to personally thank Chair Izraelevitz, Vice-Chair O’Leary, Councilor Chrobocinski, Councilor Sheehey, Councilor Reiss, Councilor Chandler, and Councilor Maggiore for their kind words and tough questions.
I especially like to thank Vice Chair O’Leary and Councilor Chrobocinski for voicing their support for my nomination during the first round of voting. I have worked with both these councilors Read More
Letter To The Editor: Using One’s Vote On Rec Bond As Revenge For Unrelated Issue Is Not Rational
By JANINE TULENKO
Letter To The Editor: Patrick Brenner’s Toxic Email
By KHALIL SPENCERKhal “a less toxic rabble rouser in LA” Spencer. Read More
Letter To The Editor: CIP And Bonding Process Flawed
By JIM REDMANSuggesting to softball players, golfers and others that unless they support the bond issue they won’t get improvements is misleading. Associated with the bond is $13 million of CIP money, so money available for recreation.
