Youth Indian Project head pitches club
Gallup McClellan Hall executive director for the National Youth Indian Project seeks city backing for a Boys and Girls Club in Gallup. City Manager David Ruiz pledged support after a lengthy discussion. Plans would use schools as satellites and may link with the Police Athletic Program to provide after school activities amid space constraints.
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Gallup
McClellan Hall
National Youth Indian Project
Charlie Chavez
Chavez
David Ruiz
Hall
Norwest Bank
Ralph Tapscott
Parks and Recreations Department
Tapscott
Parks and Recreation
New Mexico
Leadership McKinley
Navajo speaker candidate faces alcohol charges arrest
Navajo delegate elect Daniel Peaches, seeking the Navajo Nation Council speaker post, was arrested November 28 on liquor delivery charges. He says he did not know the liquor was in his vehicle and criticizes the arresting officer while noting his son witnessed the incident.
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Window Rock
Navajo Nation Council
The
Independent
Daniel Peaches
Kayenta and
Chinle
Peaches
Zuni Voters Reject Status Quo In Landslide
Zuni voters elected a new government Tuesday, with Eld red Bowekaty and Barton Martza winning the executive posts by a wide margin over incumbents Augustine Panteah and Clybert-Zunier Sr. Final tallies showed 838 to 339 as supporters toasted at Martza’s home. Bowekaty pledged readiness for the change and thanked the people.
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Eldred Bowekaty
Bowekaty
Malcolm Bowekaty
Barton Martza
Council
Augustine Panteah
Clybert-Zunier Sr
Martza
Zuni
Acoma runners carry on long Pueblo distance tradition
At Sky City, seventeen Acoma Sky City Community School cross country runners joined 300 competitors in Chicago for nationals. Coach Harold Chino has led nine runners to USA Track and Field sanctioned nationals over fifteen years. The midget girls and bantam girls squads posted top finishes, with midget girls repeating state champion status and perfect season records before regional and national meets.
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Acoma
Sky City Community School
Pueblo of
Chino
Fred Vallo Jr
Barney Vallo
Kathy Sanchez
Monique Garcia
Jessica Martine
Laura Victorino
Albuquerque Academy
ZUNI Election Totals Certified After Tuesday Vote
Election Judge Kay Peywa and the Zuni Board certify results after 9 p m. Governor and Lieutenant Governor ballots show Malcolm B. Bowe katy and Barton Martzn 838 votes to Augustine A. Panteah and Clybert Zunie Sr 339. Tribal council top six listed by votes: Eldred Bowe katy 868 David W Wyaco Sr 821 Arden Kucate 748 Dan Simplicio Jr 709 Vivian Hattie 563 Antony Otto Luccio 546 Steve Boone 529 Rueben Ghahate 411 Charles Hustito 393 Margaret Garcia 379 Joseph Solomon 368 Harry Chimoni 245. Total votes 1 197 turnout from 3 096 eligible voters. Election officials and poll watchers call turnout among the best in recent memory.
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ZUNI
Kay Peywa
Zuni Board of Election Supervisors
Malcolm B. Bowekaty
Barton Martzn
Augustine A. Panteah
Clybert Zunie Sr
Eldred Bowekaty
David W. Wyaco, Sr
Arden Kucate
Dan Simplicio Jr
Vivian Hattie
Antony Otto Luccio
Steve Boone
Rueben Ghahate
Charles Hustito
Margaret E. Garcia
Joseph Solomon
Harry Chimoni
Gallup High School Gas Alarm Disrupts Monday Classes
Four students at Gallup High School reported a gas smell during lunch on Monday. The Gallup Fire Department responded as construction crews using propane heaters in an area behind the gym prompted the alert and affected staff and students.
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Gallup
Gallup High School
Gallup Fire Department
Cathy Gasparich
Tuba City's library dream still another year away
A group led by the Tuba City Cultural Project aims to convert the burned Krenz Kerley Trading Post into a regional library by next year. They have filed applications and raised funds, seeking about 140000 more dollars after a hoped grant from the Arizona Heritage Foundation did not arrive. The project hopes to open the library serving Navajo Nation residents with public access in Window Rock and Tuba City.
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Tuba City
Ariz
Krenz-Kerley
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Kosik
TCCP
Arizona Heritage Foundation
You Are Invited Pre Holiday Sale at Yaz Trading Co
Pre holiday sale now in progress at Yaz Trading Co located on West Highway 666 across from Furrs Cafeteria. Limited time offer with discounts on assorted goods. Shop early for best selection and prices.
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Shush Yaz Trading CO
W. Hwy
Furrs Cafteria
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Donovan Quintero
Churchrock
Youth Indian Project
S.J. Ludescher
Malcolm Brenner
North Pole
McKinley Couty Sherriff
Ron Williams
County Road 1
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