Gallup Flag Day marks first hospital flag retirement ceremony
Sylvia Carlson reports on the Gallup Indian Medical Center hosting its first flag retirement ceremony attended by military and civilian onlookers. The event, organized by Dick Naumann and Dominick Aretino with Civil Air Patrol support, saw 20 flags burned in a controlled grate as Taps capped the ceremony.
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Sylvia Carlson
Gallup
Gallup Indian Medical Center
Andy Carbajal
Dick Naumann
Civil Air Patrol
Dominick Aretino
Public Health Corps
Naumann
Aretino
Sandra Aragon
Grants
Aragon
Gary Bickner
Trinity Lutheran Church
Gallup High School
Nathan Riley
Carbajal
Brian McDonnell
Gallup Fire Department
Jeff Jones
Anthony Anaya-Gorman
U. S
Gimc Hospital
Jury indicts two Idaho inmates for escape
Grand jurors indicted Ben Perez 31 and Martin Fernandez 23 for second degree felony escape from Cibola County Corrections Center after they scaled a razor wire fence and fled across an open field. They were spotted by workers and later captured by Milan police hiding under an abandoned trailer. An abandoned van with cash clothes and keys was found nearby.
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Grants
Idaho
Cibola’ County
Ben Perez
Martin Fernandez
Milan
Grants Police Nab Three Aggravated DWIs
Grants police arrested Linus Lewahe 32 of Bernalillo for aggravated driving while intoxicated and having an open container after responding to a Pizza Hut lot accident scene. Orlando Archande 29 of San Rafael was charged with aggravated DWI following a reckless High Street stop and probation violation. Darrell Yazzie 30 of Crownpoint faced aggravated DWI charges after a Tuesday afternoon incident. Police also charged Pete Thomas 26 with disorderly conduct and marijuana possession after a 911 call at Cordova apartment.
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Grants
Linus Lewahe
Bernalillo
Pizza Hut
Orlando Archande
San’ Rafael
Archande
Darrell
Yazzie
Crownpoint
Cordovant
Pete Thomas
Thomas
Gallup photographers plan 3500 mile Arctic ride
Milan Skelnar and Bill Liebersma, two Gallup photographers, will bicycle from near the Arctic Circle to Gallup starting in July. They expect 3,500 miles over six weeks, riding Canada through Montana Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico at 15 to 17 miles daily. They travel on back roads with few gas stations and no sponsors, using varied bikes and a See Gallup men plan bike, page 2 designation for details.
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Gallup
Arctic Circle
Milan Skelnar
Bill Liebersma
Skelnar
Dawson City
Czech Republic
Siebersma
University of New Mexico Gallup
Skelnard
Will
Inuvik
Northwest Territories
Canada
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
McGaffey
Milan
Liebersman
Randy Sloman
Scoreboard Special
School boards seek hopefuls on Navajo Nation seats
WINDOW ROCK The Navajo Board of Election Supervisors seeks at least 51 candidates for one third of tribal school boards. The board voided the May 2 primary for Shiprock Alternative School due to erroneous enrollment figures and reopened filing until 5 p.m. June 23 based on corrected enrollments. The number of students per chapter dictates seats. Shiprock will gain two seats and Sheep Springs joins an at large seat with Lee School boards.
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Window Rock
Navajo Board of Election Supervisors
Shiprock Alternative School, Inc
Shiprock
Sheep Springs
Lee
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