Los Alamos Daily Digest Monday, October 05, 2026
Ty's Take
Tim Fife spent forty-some years working at the Lab, one of those quiet engineers you'd pass in the hallway without knowing he'd helped build something that changed the world. Those initials after his name—PE, PMP, SCPM—they're the kind of credentials this town runs on, the bedrock of people who show up, do the work right, and don't need much fanfare about it. He was 72. In a place like Los Alamos, where so much of life is tied to the mission up on the hill, losing someone like that leaves a real gap, the kind that reminders about breast cancer awareness can't quite fill but shouldn't go unnoticed either.
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Los Alamos Daily Post
Obituary: Timothy (Tim) Thomas Fife, PE, PMP, SCPM 1953-2026
Timothy Thomas Fife, a White Rock resident and retired engineer who earned his degree from New Mexico State University, passed away peacefully at age 72 on August 30, 2026, surrounded by family. Beyond his professional accomplishments in engineering and project management, Fife was known throughout...
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Los Alamos Reporter
Los Alamos County Council Declares October Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Los Alamos County Council approved a proclamation on Tuesday evening recognizing October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, with Nancy Partridge accepting the declaration from Councilor Theresa Cull. The proclamation acknowledges the rising incidence of breast cancer and marks the county's...
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