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History project points to fuller investigation POJOAQUE The history of toxic releases at Los Alamos has not come out whole.

After 58 years, historians and journalists will have a chance to examine the secret grand jury testimony of witnesses in the espionage case against Julius and Ethel Rosenberg.

After 58 years, historians and journalists will have a chance to examine the secret grand jury testimony of witnesses in the espionage case against Julius and Ethel Rosenberg.

Theives cost library thousands About a thousand items disappear from the Los Alamos County libraries each year.

Famous outlaw is coming to Duane Smith By Kirsten Laskey One hundred fourteen young performers filled up Duane Smith Auditorium Monday for the chance to make it in the spotlight.

Motorized use of SF Forest unveiled Santa Fe National Forest released a proposal designating a system of roads, trails and areas for motorized use of the forest.

History project points to fuller investigation By ROGER SNODGRASS, Monitor Editor POJOAQUE The history of toxic releases at Los Alamos has not come out whole.

Gulps from a fire hose: Sifting particle collisions in the Large Hadron Collider A computer device built at Los Alamos National Laboratory will play a role in the hunt for a missing particle known as the Higgs ...

They're already out there, Nikons and Canons slung around their necks or fixed in front of their faces - ' the camera becoming more of a second face than a piece of technology.

Simmons simply seeks to serve Homebuilder Ron Simmons isn't running for Congress because he needs the job or a second career.

Saturday, the Department of Public Utilities along with our contractor, the Pajarito Environmental Education Center , distributed nearly 1,000 CFL light bulbs to Los Alamos County residents and Utility ...

Simmons simply seeks to serve Homebuilder Ron Simmons isn't running for Congress because he needs the job or a second career.

Spotlight on Los Alamos: Communicating with dits and dahs You may have seen him walking around town with a heavy-duty transmitter strapped to his back, antenna pointing to the sky and a concerted look on his ...

Leave that stove alone! Decadent Table will do the cooking for you Lisa Kratzer worked a part-time job when her children were little.

LAVN get ready to party By Kirsten Laskey After 35 years of providing home medical care, physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy, Los Alamos Visiting Nurses have decided the time is right for ...

Production boom faces new challenges SANTA ANA PUEBLO The head of a private company developing 3-D and immersive media in Los Alamos said new media deserves special attention in New Mexico in the rapidly ...

Be There Submit community calendar listings to lacommunity@lamonitor.com. Review: The don't-ask, don't-tell Billy Budd The Santa Fe Opera's critically acclaimed production of Benjamin Britten's "Billy Budd" ...

Learning to play the game Quickly approaching the cusp of an alternative energy revolution, the benefits of nuclear technology have become more appealing than ever before.

Animal care mission takes alarming twist Left with a choice to board a chicken bus notorious for kidnappings and murder or to pitch and plummet through a ferocious thunderstorm in a small plane, Shayna Whitaker ...

If there is one thing that Los Alamos is known for, it is innovative science. So it is a natural fit for our community to host a fair devoted to new scientific discoveries and inventions.