Roof leaks force partial Gallup City Hall shutdown
Gallup City Hall workers were sent home as a precaution after heavy rain caused roof leaks. Public works director Stan Henderson said ATI, the roofing contractor, failed to cover areas during repairs, leaking through large roof sections on the second floor. The building’s operations may resume in a couple of days if the leaks are contained.
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Gallup
Gallup City Hall
Public Works
Stan Henderson
Henderson
Tion Firm
ATI, ‘Iné
Brian Leady
Gallup City
City Hall
Perseverance drives Tso's fitness path from Chinle to wellness
Paul Tso III of Window Rock exemplifies perseverance as a wellness coordinator who balances a demanding schedule with teaching others. He reflects on early morning workouts, mentoring a hesitant trainee, and a chance Chinle Hospital visit that redirected his career toward sports and health.
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Biian Leddy
Window Rock
Pail Tso
Paul Tso III
Tso
Chinle
Chinle Hospital
Chinle Wellness Center
City eyes Red Lobster Olive Garden venture in Gallup
City officials in Gallup discuss ongoing negotiations with Darden Industries operators of Red Lobster and Olive Garden. Mayor Mendoza says talks look positive as economic planners pursue site visits and a market analysis to attract a Red Lobster or Olive Garden to the city.
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Red Lobster
Olive Garden Venture
Gallup
Darden Industries
Orlando, Fla
Can Heritage Plaza
U.S
Kelly
Mendoza
Defense Att holds aim to discredit confession in Edaakie case
Gallup court records show Merle Edaakie faces first degree murder and tampering with evidence over Myron Yazzie's Oct 24, 2009 stabbing. He allegedly claimed participation while under influence of a Zuni witch. Police found Yazzie dead at Sagebrush Apartments. A witness named Clay from Zuni is cited. See Witchcraft, Page 5.
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Gallup
Stephen Mellwain
Merle Edaakie
Edaakie
Zuni
Myron Yazzie
Gallup ‘Police’ Department
Dani St
Yazzie
Clay
Gallup man gets 15 years for 2009 murder
Casey Jim, 28, of Window Rock, received the maximum 15 year sentence for second degree murder in the 2009 beating and stabbing death of Tyrone White near a Gallup concrete culvert. Judge Grant Foutz noted the other two defendants also faced 15 year terms after their charges were reduced. Jim apologized emotionally to White’s family, then declared he was not sorry.
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Tyrone
White
Casey Jim
Judicial District 11
Grant Foutz
Jim
Window Rock
Churchrock
Kevin Jim
Foutz
Isaac Lee
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