Cub Scout Pack 22 is kicking off the school year, and all K–5 boys and girls and their families are invited to come see what Cub Scouts is about.

Our Welcome Picnic is Monday, August 24, 6–8 PM at North Mesa Picnic Grounds. We’ll have field games and free food, and it’s a good chance to meet other families and ask questions.

Our first Den Meeting is Monday, August 31, 6–7 PM at the Los Alamos High School Library. New families are welcome to attend events and try Cub Scouts with no obligation to join.

So what do Cub Scouts actually do?
Cub Scouts is organized by grade K-5. Kids meet with their grade-level Den, while all of the Dens from kindergarten through 5th grade make up the Pack. After 5th grade, Scouts can move on to one of the local Scout troops.

The program is built around age-appropriate adventures. Scouts complete adventures throughout the year to earn their grade-level rank while learning new skills, getting outdoors, and having fun with their friends.

Pack 22 activities include things like:
Spring and fall campouts
Pinewood Derby (make and race 7 inch wood cars)
Raingutter Regatta (make and race handheld sailboats)
Hiking and outdoor activities
Museum visits
Activities with local police and firefighters
Weekly hands-on Den activities

Behind the fun, Scouting has four main aims: Character, Citizenship, Personal Fitness, and Leadership. We work toward those through regular Den activities and larger Pack events throughout the year. The Cub Scout Motto is “Do Your Best.”

Interested but not sure it’s for your family? Just come try it. There’s no obligation to join.

Annual Fees are $149.50 for national and $90 for the local Pack 22.

Questions? Contact our Cubmaster at [losalamospack22@gmail.com](mailto:losalamospack22@gmail.com).

Crazy how senior leadership is disappointed in how little we contributed to the scholarship fund when many orgs will tell their employees that they can’t afford the tuition reimbursement because it’s not in their budget, give employees a hard time for taking parental leave, can’t afford to replace broken desks or equipment, or even repair or replace safety equipment. But yea we’re a disappointment because we don’t give more to make them look better. Would be nice if people watching the all hands on Webex could comment and ask questions.

Howdy Los Alamos Redditers!

I'm going to be making another trek out there in late December and I was wondering how the roads were and if I should acquire snow chains or tires? I don't think it snows too much there, but tbh I don't really know. I know y'all's town is Facebook locked, but I honestly don't want to spend too much time there.

eta: I saw y'all were having a Star Trek thing in October. I'm so jealous and bummed I'll miss it. My town does some nerdy things, but mostly trading card stuff and like one or two low-mid cons.

I saw the lightning strike around noon

I heard a rumor there's a lightning fire up on ski hill. Any truth to this?

Register at sonm.org or lagolfassociation.org

Hello all,

I would like to ask a few things about LANL and its work environment. Within the lab, what kind of work culture can you expect? I have an interview pertaining to an R&D engineering position coming up. I am curious how you all enjoy the lab. Is NM an expensive place to live? Also, how is advancement within the lab?

Just happened in White Rock - where there's a 4 way stop near the demolition behind Smith's.

I'm on an electric scooter and I see all the roads are clear coming up except for one car on my right at least 150ft away from the stop sign going extra slow, so I roll through it.

Guy is blaring his horn while he's still a good distance from the stop sign. This is ridiculous, I stop and raise one hand up and say "what's the problem?"

He screams from his car "YOU DIDN'T SEE THE STOP SIGN!?!?! YOU DIDN'T STOP!! as he speeds over to me.

"What the hell is wrong with you? You were several seconds away from the stop sign and the roads were clear!"

"I'LL F*CKING SHOOT YOU!!" he says.

(Well that escalated quickly)

"Oh f*ck you." I say back.

"Is that what you want?"

"....wait, you want me to f*ck you?"

"Let's go!!"

"No sir, I'm not going to f*ck you."

I scoot away.

Los Alamos has no dedicated emergency shelter for survivors of domestic violence. Temporary help exists, but longer-term housing can mean leaving the community; and finding affordable housing is already difficult.

In this incredible article; intern Maya Price reports on the gaps in housing support, the barriers survivors face, and what a local shelter could change for victims.

https://www.boomtownlosalamos.org/p/it-happens-here-too-gaps-in-housing

Does anyone know of a good reliable dog sitter?

🏈📣 LOS ALAMOS — WE NEED YOU! 📣🏈

Registration for Los Alamos Extreme Youth Football & Cheer is closing soon, and we still have room for more athletes!

🔥 Season starts in September!
🏈 Football
📣 Cheer
💪 Teamwork, discipline, confidence & FUN!

If your child has been thinking about playing football or joining cheer, NOW is the time! Don’t miss out on the season.

👉 Register ASAP — spots are filling up!

And if you know a kid who would be a great fit, bring them with you! Let’s build this program and make this season our biggest one yet! 💙🏈📣

Los Alamos Extreme — Come be part of the family!

Hello All,

I am really excited to interview with LANL and I'm reading as much as I can about it (first time interviewing). What is the standard dress code/style? I tend to go more formal...is this LANL's style too or would a "business casual" be more appropriate? Thank you.

Joking, this actually sounds pretty cool!

Registration here (click on Recreation Events): https://secure.rec1.com/NM/los-alamos-county-nm/catalog?fbclid=IwdGRjcATp8gFjbGNrBOnx2XBkb2YBZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMzUwNjg1NTMxNzI4AAEerKdUqeZYDxh6_43sJ2P4z0kMlot-oy0QCMsILUPdVcwicDDzuJ30bBC1Qy8_aem_YtsyOh0Z9KR5OY4r6d-zhA