WINDOW ROCK: Louise Mariano to repay 12314.40 in restitution
Louise Mariano, former lyanbito community service coordinator, owes 12314.40 in restitution after admitting she and three elected officials and another worker depleted the Iyanbito chapter account. She addressed the Navajo Nation Ethics and Rules Committee, defending her stance while accepting responsibility.
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Tohlakai pastor leads caravan of gift delivery
The Rev. Landoll Benally led Calvary Chapel volunteers in a three car caravan around the Tohlakai Lakes area delivering gender and age labeled gifts as part of Operation Christmas Child despite rain and mud. It was our first year doing this and we aimed to step out of our comfort zone.
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County races shape up for Gallup McKinley and Zuni boards
In Gallup McKinley, Mavis Price seeks District 3 seat once held by Annie Descheny with rivals Herbert Long Kevin Mitchell and Thompson Johnson entering. Zuni district filings show one candidate per seat Audrey Simplicio Tyler Lastigano and George DeVries, while a write in possibility looms. A clerical error in the election notices listed Dec 28 instead of Dec 21, prompting county attorney review of legal ramifications.
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Annie Descheny
Genevieve Jackson
Herbert Long
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Kelsey Begay
Kevin Mitchell
Thompson Johnson
Zuni Public School Board
Audrey Simplicio
Tyler Lastigano
George DeVries
Doug Decker
Brownfields initiatives move forward in Northwest New Mexico
Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments announces three brownfields projects funded by a 1 million ARRA grant. The effort aims to protect public and private investments by reusing vacant or underused industrial sites in the region. The ARRA funds back the Northwest New Mexico Brownfields Assessment Coalition, a first of its kind nationwide.
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Dozens netted in reservation dog roundup
Navajo Nation police sweep Sundance to round up stray dogs two weeks planning. The operation, sparked by the December death of Larry Armstrong, used a fleet of pickups and four officers with help from six Ani-See Rez dogs units. The effort cleared the area for the day.
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Drugs gift wrapped for Navajo police thwarted smuggling ring
The Navajo Police report several Christmas wrapped drug seizures near Sanders and I-40 including eight gifts found in a Boulder Creek suspect’s trunk with six marijuana packages and two cultivation guides. Latoni Armstrong and Ebony Atkins were detained with about 50 pounds of marijuana hidden in four boxes. Officer Brown used a K 9 to aid arrests. A Tolani Lake man and two others faced related charges. In Winslow an assault left a man with major head trauma and a nose bite case at Shiprock prompted FBI and Navajo CID involvement.
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