may come across as a bit of a no brainer, really? i may come across as a bit of a no-brainer, really? may come across as a bit of a no-brainer, really? i think so, yes, because these no-brainer, really? i think so, yes, because these people, no-brainer, really? i think so, yes, because these people, you - no-brainer, really? i think so, yes, because these people, you can t i no-brainer, really? i think so, yes, | because these people, you can tjust turf them out after six months, and if you do, they are going to have to find housing, places to rent, and how is that going to happen? he is also advocating giving them more english lessons so if they do need to live somewhere else, if people have come to the end of the six month obligation, they are going to have to be rehoused, yes, i think it is very good that he seems to be on the case, making noises, and i don t really see how you can t, you can tjust don t really see how you can t, you can t just let don t really see ho
LAHS Junior Isabella Blair is presented with a Rotary Club of Los Alamos Distinguished Student of Service Award, pictured here with her parents, Michael and Melissa Blair, and teacher Tacarra Lake, who nominated her for the award. Photo by Linda Hull BY VINCENT CHIRAVALLERotary Club of Los AlamosMay 21 the Rotary Club of Los Alamos…
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Granite YMCA is proud of local high school student Aubree Herzog, junior at Stevens High School, who participated in the YMCA’s National Advocacy Days in Washington,