Zunis Prepare For Election
Fifteen to twenty percent of high school dropouts are actually gifted, per UNM educator June Maker. Gallup plans gifted programs in primary grades and aims to expand to high school next fall amid concerns about readiness and fitting student needs.
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Karen Moses Galilup
University of New Mexico
Special
Gallup
Beatrice Holland
Gallup- McKinley County
Holland
Maker
Gallup-McKinley County
Gallup Schol
Drug Booth To Help Teens By Bonnie Meyer Gallup
Gallup city youth center launches a program to reduce teen drug use. The initiative aims to provide information and counseling, with events planned at the Ford Canyon facility and partner organizations to engage youths in education and prevention activities.
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Bonnie Meyer
Gallup
Ford Canyon
Library drug awareness booth helps youths learn risks
Gallup Public Library director Bob Tanner says a pamphlet booth behind the Hill Street library offers eight drug education guides including marijuana and stimulant depressants. The free service is open to all youths and non library card holders. Also noted is a college financial aid workshop by Virginia Edgar for graduating seniors and parents at Gallup High School South Campus library at 7 p.m.
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Booth of
Gallup
Public Library
Bob ‘Tanner
Hill Street
Tanner
Virginia Edgar
Regional
College Financial Aid Administrators Association
Gallup High School South
Edgar
Ford Canyon Center
Bob Tanner
Seventeen vie for Zuni council posts in December vote
Seventeen candidates, including three women, seek six Zuni Tribal Council seats with two seeking the governorship. Former Gov. Robert E. Lewis, with Theodore Edaakie, opposes Head Councilman Quincy Panteah and Calvin Eustace. Election set for December 12 at the Tribal Headquarters Assembly Room from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voters must register by Monday. 1,458 residents registered in the primary with 285 absentee ballots issued.
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ZGNI
Robert E. Lewis
Theodore Edaakie
Quincy Panteah
Calvin Eustace
Lewis
Panteah
Zuni
Fred Bonannie Sr
Chester Mahooty
Lowell Panteah
Chauncey Simplicio
Vera Bellson
Owen Bobelu
Alex Boone
Setferina Eriacho
Pesancio Lasiloo
Rita Enote Lorenzo
Lily Mahooty
Nathaniel Nasheboo
Milo Owaleon
Albert Peywa Jr
Roger Tsabetsaye
Ken Wato
Murray Yatsattie
Celia Bowannie
Zuni Election Board
Bonannie
Sha‘lak’o
Directors Elected for Gallup Chamber Board
Five new members Douglas Fuqua Terry Leach Robert Menapace Cecilia Rosaless and Dennis Laterma were elected to the Gallup McKinley County Chamber of Commerce Board. Barbara McKinney named as first runner up to fill future vacancies. terms begin January 1 after a mail ballot of 250 ballots with fifty eight percent turnout.
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Gallup
Gallup-McKinley County Chamber of Commerce Board
Holiday Inn
Douglas Fuqua
Terry Leach
Robert Menapace
Cecilia Rosaless
Dennis Laterma
Barbara McKinney
John Zollinger
Jack Chapman
Ted Foster
Patrice Locke
Indians Talk Solar Energy Conference Heads to Albuquerque
More than 200 Indian leaders are expected to attend the Solar and Alternate Energy for Indian Reservations Conference in Albuquerque next week. The event highlights energy independence for tribal communities and the use of solar power.
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Albuquerque
Eastern Bureau
Zuni Recreation Center Heralded as Showplace
Mike Kakuska, director, touts the Zuni Recreation Center as unmatched in New Mexico. He notes its modern, expansive and diverse facilities, calling it a showplace after its dedication yesterday, nearly one year since opening December 1.
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Pat McFadden
ZUNT
Phice
Zuni Recreation Center
Mike Kakuska
Kakuska
Chicago
Niles
New Mexico
Christmas Open House at Fuqua's Flowerland Center
Christmas open house invites visitors to view poinsettias festive decor and holiday arrangements with free refreshments. The new two-building complex at Piatt Placita Shopping Center 112 S Boardman expands facilities including gym, gameroom, pool, playgrounds, and baseball fields with plans for tennis courts and a track. Funded by the Economic Development Association and HUD, the project features future additions and a dedication ceremony noted with local commerce contact.
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Fuqua's
Flowerland
Piatt Placita’Shopping Center
Boardman
Kakuska
Economic Development Association
Federal Housing and Urban Developement
Cere
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William Damon
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Gammon
Andhristman
Cartier
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