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NNSA Los Alamos Field Office News:At 11 p.m. local time on Aug. 19, 2024, members of the National Nuclear Security Administrations Radiological Assessment Program completed a survey of the incident site on U.S. 8
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4/285 outside Santa Fe following that days truck accident. The truck was carrying demolition debris from Los Alamos National Laboratory .Based on swipes, air samples, and radiation detection tools, it was determined there was no radiological contamination at the scene. There was not and is no threat to the public.The sce
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ne has been physically cleared and the highway has been reopened by local authorities.Editors note: As the NNSA Los Alamos Field Office reported Monday: The truck, which is operated by a lab contractor, was traveling to Waste Control Specialists in A
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ndrews, Texas, carrying four Super Sacks of demolition debris from the Laboratorys Technical Area 52. Super Sacks are large flexible containers commonly used for transporting and storing bulk materials. None of the bags were breached. Like all waste that leaves the Lab site, the debris was tested for contamination prior to departing Laboratory property. Tests determined that the debris did not contain radioactive materials above background.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 SystemsCouncil Vjdo Cone Zone: Week Of Aug. 14, 2023
The Unitarian Church under construction at 1738 North Sage St., in Los Alamos is taking shape. Photo by Chris Clark/ladailypostWorkers were busy Thursday on the exterior of the church. Photo by Chris Clark/ladailypostCHURCH News:The new church under construction for the congregation o
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f the Unitarian Church of Los Alamos is moving right along.The new building, designed by Mullen|Heller Architecture, is being built on the site of the previous church at 1738 North Sage St. between the Latter-Day Saints and the Masonic Lodge. It is scheduled for completion this spring.Mullen|Heller Architecture also designed the new PEEC Nature Center building and the White Rock Visitor Center. Hart Construction submitted the winning bid as the General Contractors for the project, which will have a total cost of $3.45 million. During construction, the congregation is holding all operations at their temporary headquarters in Suite 101 of the TRK Building at 195 East Road, across from the Animal Shelter.The new church will
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retain the beautiful mountain view from the sanctuary, which will be situated in approximately the same location on the lot as it is now. The sanctuary will increase in size from a current capacity of approximately 110
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seats to 175. The building will be one-story and fully accessible, and will offer many amenities for outside groups renting space for their activities.The previous building dated back to the Manhattan Project, when it was built as one of two temporary dormitories s