The state's environmental director, Jim Najima, says they haven't found anything to be concerned about. However, as we hold them, they degrade to what we expect. We don't see anything that raises any alarms to us. There is also a lot of concern about the psychological impact on the children of Los Alamos. Classes resumed at the Mountain Elementary school this week, where the flames stopped just across the street.
Teachers believe it's important to return to a normal schedule.
That's why the show must go on. He actually went through the war a private but we don't like to talk about that. Hey, speak up. These fourth grade students were rehearsing for a play to be presented tonight. Principal Gloria Salazar-Shuttles says teachers are encouraging kids to talk about their experiences, particularly the 75 students who lost their homes.