Pack of free roaming dogs attack man on Sundance Road
Michael Sullivan reports a 55 year old man, Larry L Armstrong, was attacked by five to six free roaming dogs near Sundance Loop. Unclear if the seizure prone victim fought off the dogs or was attacked after falling. Authorities secured the scene with Navajo police and FBI arriving later.
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Gallup
Larry L. Armstrong
Sundance Road
Thomas Mumford
The
McKinley
Eric Jim
Sundance Loop
Robert Turmey
FBI
New Mexico Highway
Adron Gardner
Independen
Sheriff's Office
Navajo Police Department
Ruth Tanner 102 Celebrates Farmington Birthday in Centennial Spirit
Ruth McGee Tanner, born in 1908 the Model T year, marks her 102nd birthday at her Farmington home. Surrounded by sons Steve and Dave, nephew Joe, Joe’s wife Cindy, and great-nephew Jonathan, Ruth recalls wagon treks from Oregon to Utah, life in early States, and grand memories as family shares cake and cheer.
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Ruth’ McGee
Tanner
Suns
Steve Nash
Armington
Ruth McGee
Farmington
Steve
Dave Tanner
Joe Tanner
Galcip
Joe
Cindy
Jonathan
Dave
Ruth
Arizona
New Mexico
Alaska
Hawaii
Oregon
Springdale
Utah
Kirtland
Stella
Vegan challenge could begin to help reverse diabetes
Dalvna Castellanos reports from Window Rock on a Navajo Nation seminar where Dr. Neal Barnard argues that reversing diabetes is possible through diet. He stresses plant based foods can replace meat and reduce fat in cells, countering fears about carbohydrates.
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Neal Barnard
Physicians Committee of Responsible Medicine
Navajo Nation
Barnard
Chapters donate coats to elders in Tohatchi reach 17 chapters
Health educator Jeremy Willie of the Navajo Health Education Program says the coat drive has grown to 17 chapters this year and could help about 200 elders. About 0.80 cents already collected with 120 more expected by December 17, donations from counties, the New Mexico Department of Health, Blue Cross Blue Shield Albuquerque and Walmart.
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Tohatchi
Jeremy Willie
Tohatchi Health Center
N.M. ‘Department of Health
Santa Fe
City back on state economic development block
Gallup accepts in Certified Communities Initiative process to guide and frame local economic development. Peter Kelly, the citys Economic Development Director, notes the move strengthens ties with New Mexico EDD, unlocks resources, and supports a $5,000 planning grant while forming the Community Development Leadership Commission.
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Gallup
Peter Kelly
Ke Ily
New Mexico Economic Development Department
CCI
NMEDD
Kelly
Bob Kuipers
Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments
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Michael Sullivan
Onden
Dalvna Castellanos
Diné Bureau
Bernie Dotson
Leadership Commission
Kuipers
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