Ultra-marathoner Radich runs coast to coast for youth aid
John Radich, 56, continues the Trans USA Run for The Way to Happiness Foundation International, pushing a baby jogger loaded with gear. He faced a washed out Route 66 bridge on the Navajo Reservation but with construction workers carrying his load reached near Gallup. Neighbors offered food and water while drivers honked in support. Radich cites mental strain and traffic risks as his main challenges and notes frequent help from friends and crews.
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Jury finds Kevin Jim guilty of second degree murder
Gallup jury convicts Kevin Jim Friday of second degree murder for the Oct 10 2009 stabbing of Tyrone White on Gallups north side. He is acquitted of first degree murder aggravated assault and conspiracy. sentencing possible from probation to five years with 85 percent enforcement.
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Window Rock filing opens case for Forgotten People
John Benally, Water Flows Together clan, filed a lawsuit in Window Rock on behalf of the Forgotten People against the Navajo Hopi Land Commission and others. The suit seeks an accounting of the 1974 Navajo Rehabilitation Fund meant to aid Navajo displaced by the land dispute. Residents complain decades of unmet promises have harmed their lives and dignity.
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Zuni Pueblo prepares for Tuesday primary election
Zuni Pueblo voters head to the polls Tuesday to choose four governor and lieutenant governor nominees. Incumbents Norman Cocayate and Dancy Simplicio seek renomination, with Arden Kucate Carleton Albert Sr Clifford Mahdoty Edison Laselute Arlen Quetawki and Willard Zunic also on the slate. The tribal census staff are counting registered voters as the election board hopes for strong turnout, and the Cocayate Simplicio ticket vows to push health, workplace, and governance code goals forward.
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