Life of J L Hubbell and his Navajo liaisons
Bill Donovan reports on Martha Blue's biography Indian Trader The Life and Times of J L Hubbell which details Hubbell's relationships with Navajo women in Ganado and the question of how many children he fathered. Blue notes elders claim hundreds or thousands of descendants but does not know the exact count.
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Bill Donovan
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Hubbell
Ganado
Blue
Flagstaff
J. L Hubbell
Ganado Area
Hubbell Hill
Sam Day
Trading Post
J.L. Hubbell
Martha Blue
Culinary art is made of chocolate at Crownpoint CIT
Nine culinary arts students at Crownpoint Institute of Technology beat chefs from across New Mexico in the Eighth Annual Chocolate Fantasy fundraiser. More than 800 people paid $100 tickets to attend, voting the CIT students' entry as The People's Choice. The group also earned second place in Best of Show, losing the taste test by a half point to an Albuquerque instructor.
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Crownpoint Institute of Technology
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Albuquerque
Jett Jones
Shambrele Jones
Lionel John
Shot Sorser Institute of Technology
Female officers taking larger roles in Navajo police
In WINDOW ROCK Navajo law enforcement sees more women joining and graduating from the tribal police academy. Chief Leonard Butler notes women are now a growing, valued part of the force, able to confront tough, dangerous situations with the same standards as men.
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Rene Six
Tsaile men killed in crash on Lukachukai road
Two Tsaile men died in a Thursday afternoon crash on BIA Route 12 near Lukachukai after their car left the road and struck a juniper tree. Witnesses saw a near head on collision with another vehicle before the car flipped. Surviving occupants were Larry Deschine and Roland Belone, both from Tsaile, while the deceased were Stanley Litson and Max Notah, also from Tsaile. Police seek to determine which driver was at fault.
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Max Notah
Larry Deschine
Roland L. Belone
Lukachukai
Greasewood
Driver charged with three deaths in Gallup chase
John Cabellero, 30, arraigned in district court on three counts of homicide by a motor vehicle after a March 13 crash during a police chase in Gallup that killed Ray Christine and Shasawn Hobb and injured others. If convicted, he faces 18 to 27 years. Bond set at 100000.
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Cabellero
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Shasawn Hobb
Ted Heaton
Lee
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McKinley County Adult Detention Center
List of DWI names irritates many
Gallup Independent readers criticize printing the names of more than 900 McKinley County residents arrested five or more times since 1984 for driving while intoxicated. The March 25 list came from the University of New Mexico data contract with the Bureau of Traffic Safety and triggered concerns after a reader learned a deceased friend appeared in the report.
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