Gallup officer fired amid assault charge case
Gallup Police Department officer David Luginbuhl, 33, was fired on June 8 for conduct unbecoming an officer after arrest on May 17 in a dispute with Assistant District Attorney Kristin Sanderson. She alleged threats, residence entry, key removal, and vehicle tampering during a lunch break incident. He admitted pulling a car door handle and denied other claims.
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Gallup
Gallup. Police
David Luginbuhl
Attor
Ney
Kristin Sanderson
Sanderson
Cold frame greenhouses show veggies year round experiment
Two 45 foot cold frame greenhouses built with Community Pantry support reach 85 degrees inside in summer and grow vegetables year round for clients. Harvests include about 60 pounds of carrots and 200 pounds of beets and turnips, though yields are still modest.
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Tom Kaczmarek
Community Pantry
Jim Harlin
Kaczmarek
Gallup
Community Pantry seeks funding after Daniels Fund denial
Community Pantry executive director Jim Harlin recounts the Daniels Fund denial of a $60,000 grant in May after a history of support totaling $197,500 since 2009. He faces possible bigger staff cuts as funding remains tight despite higher revenue, and he reviews city funding options with Gallup leaders amid ongoing fundraising efforts.
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Sallup
Community Pantry
Daniels Fund
Jim Harlin
Pantry
Peter Droege
Harlin
Gallup City
Dan Dible
David Pederson
Local Zuni Hotshots join Wallow Fire efforts
Zuni Hotshots joined the Wallow Fire response in Springerville Arizona aiding containment progress. U S Forest Service InciWeb reported fire crews grew from about 3 000 to 4 349 over the weekend and containment rose to eight percent by Tuesday.
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Springerville
Ariz
Zuni
U.S. Forest Service Information
InciWeb
Pueblo
Clayton Scalitewa
BIA Zuni Agency
Scautéwa
BIA
Bias Bishiot
Souther
Arizona
U.S
Forest Service
Black River
Wallow
Janitor sentenced for sexual abuse of HS student
ALBUQUERQUE A former Tohatchi High School custodian Benjamin Natonabah 41 pled guilty in U S District Court and faces 30 months in prison with five years of supervised release and sex offender registration after completion He was released to a halfway house after arrest on January 26 and remains there pending sentencing.
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Albuquerque
Tohatchi High School
Benjamin
Natonabah
U.S. District Court
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Upper Fruitland Chapter sanctions lifted for audit fix
The Budget and Finance Committee approved lifting sanctions on the Upper Fruitland Chapter following a June 7 review by Helen Brown of the Navajo Nation Office of the Auditor General. The report found 19 of 23 corrective actions implemented, with three in process and one not applicable, and praised strengthened internal controls and asset accountability.
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Window ‘Rock
Budget and ‘Finance Committee
Upper Fruitland
Helen Brown
Navajo Nation Office of the Auditor General
Budget and Finance
Brown
Office of the Auditor General
LoRenzo Bates
Lorenzo Cigly
Ar Nation Call
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