Gallup woman overdoses triggers arrest on drug warrants
Gina Meese 29 of 404 Wagon Road bonded out after paying 500 dollars on two outstanding warrants for possession of heroin and cocaine and a suspended license. Police say an overdose at 8 30 am led to her arrest after her mother called 911. Officers found drug evidence during a 1997 search linked to a burglary at 406 Wagon Road, with items possibly stolen found in Meese’s bedroom.
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Annie
Gina
Judy Landavazo
Meese
Gallup Indian Medical Center
Landavazo
Gina Meese
See Heath
Rene
Navajo orders new election at Hardrock chapter
The Navajo Board of Election Supervisors ordered a new election for the Hardrock Chapter council delegate within 30 days after upholding a grievance by Lorenzo Bedonie. Bedonie lost by one vote to Percy Deal amid voting irregularities alleged by witnesses who were denied a vote.
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Navajo Board of Election Supervisors
Hardrock
Council
Lorenzo Bedonie
Tion
Percy Deal
Bedonie
Deal
Leonard Tsosie
Northern Exposure drug sweep nets six arrests in New Mexico
A Region I Narcotics Enforcement Task Force raid at dawn in northern New Mexico led to the arrest of six people as agents from Rabari in Ne 2see ice and the Internal Revenue Service, with help from Cortez and McKinley County police canines. The operation, conducted over 18 months, involved nine arrest warrants and seven federal search warrants across San Juan County, and included personnel from Farmington, Cortez, Bloomfield, and local sheriff's offices.
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Farmington
New Mexico
Region I Narcotics Enforcement Task Force
Rabari
Internal Revenue
Cortez
Bloomfield
San Juan County
McKinley County
Military seeks Native Americans
Native Americans are targeted for computer programming training under Project Delta One. The program, launched at the University of New Mexico Albuquerque, aims to boost Native American economic development while addressing a national software developer shortage. The initiative plans to involve Diné College and Navajo Nation officials, with broader tribal participation later.
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Uncle Sam
U.S
Delta One
University of New Mexico-Albuquerque
Lewis Werner
SPMN
UNM
Diné College
Tommy Lewis
Kelsey A. Begaye
Navajo Nation Council
Werner
Navajo Nation
Lockheed-Martin
Raytheon
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Education
Information Technology Association of America
Department of Defense
Nevin Pratt
Project Delta One
Clinton
Ameri- Lee
Artists break from Gallup arts council form new group
About 30 local artists in Gallup split from the Gallup Area Arts Council to form High Desert Underground, planning their first display at Crashing Thunder Studio and Gallery. Leaders cite need for fellowship, local support, and self direction while noting ongoing questions about non profit status and grants.
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Gallup
Crashing Thunder
High Desert Underground
Bill Keeler
Keeler
Red Mesa Artist Cooperative
Red Mesa
Red Mesa Art Center
Bill Liebersma
Groger
Arts Council Met Ag
Versarial
Gallup Area Arts Council
GAAC
Ker Byons
Jacque Tixier
Liebersma
Mary Boyd Ellis
High Desert
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Chris Noel
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Tixier
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