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Tris DeRoma

Tris DeRoma

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Reporter and News Editor, Los Alamos Monitor

Los Alamos

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Soccer, Higher education, Technology , World Cup, Politics, Travel , Hard News, Environment, Education, Sports , International Relations

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Total articles 113

  • Goodbye, Los Alamos!

    By Tris DeRoma Verified| lamonitor.com@ The Los Alamos Monitor's first news story ever was a lead story about 85 Los Alamos residents who placed $250 each in a Pajarito Site Trust Fund. That was in March 1963. Just a few months after, President John F. Kennedy was shot in Dallas. At the time, the paper's management saw fit to get local reaction to the horrific and tragic event.

    By Tris DeRoma Verified · lamonitor.com

    Sep. 01, 2020

  • Goodbye, Los Alamos!

    By Tris DeRoma Verified| lamonitor.com@ The Los Alamos Monitor's first news story ever was a lead story about 85 Los Alamos residents who placed $250 each in a Pajarito Site Trust Fund. That was in March 1963. Just a few months after, President John F. Kennedy was shot in Dallas. At the time, the paper's management saw fit to get local reaction to the horrific and tragic event.

    By Tris DeRoma Verified · lamonitor.com

    Sep. 01, 2020

  • Goodbye, and you're welcome

    By Tris DeRoma Verified| lamonitor.com@ Long after the bylines of people that made the Los Alamos Monitor the great institution that it was fade from the community's memory, the great work they did chronicling this community's triumphs and tragedies will continue on. Since the paper began, each issue was bound into archival-quality books that were free for anyone to peruse. These will be no doubt absorbed into the vast archives of the county's public library system or maybe even the Los Alamos Historical Society.

    By Tris DeRoma Verified · lamonitor.com

    Aug. 31, 2020

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Los Alamos Monitor