FBI hosts Gallup town hall to explain outreach efforts
FBI agents from Gallup and Albuquerque met about two dozen residents at the Metro Dispatch Center to describe agency roles and address rumors. US Attorney Ken Gonzales joined, with Rodney Miller saying the event aimed to start a dialogue after limited outreach in Gallup.
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Sawmill man faces murder charge in missing person case
Joseph Duncan of Sawmill is to face federal murder charges in Flagstaff District Court for the death of Gabriel Scott on April 7. Duncan claims the shooting was an accident during a drunken dispute over a handgun. Scott was reported missing by his sister on April 1 after dropping him at Duncan's residence. she had not heard from him since April 7 when she says he left on foot.
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Joseph Duncan
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Wallow Fire Becomes Arizona's Largest Ever Wildfire
The Wallow Fire in Arizona grew to 469 407 acres, surpassing 2002 Rodéo Chediski Fire as the largest in state history. Authorities traced the blaze to an unattended campfire near Alpine on May 29 and reported containment at 20 percent by Tuesday night after earlier 10 percent. The fire threatened Greer and Nutrioso as it burned across forestland.
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Pision health conference promotes closer community ties
At Pison High School a Family Health and Wellness Conference featured interactive activities as participants, including 12 year old Tonyia Ayre and others, engaged in team games to emphasize healthy living. A group activity had youths tossing soft items across a basketball court to symbolize tidying spaces.
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Shawn Kelly
Everette ‘Denny
Pifion High School
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Tonyia Ayre
Tonyia
Pifton High School
Cable Hoover
Jessica Bee
Council mulls leasing or selling Gallup fitness center
Gallup councilors push to turn the fitness center into a money maker with options to lease or sell. Cecil Garcia notes 1,000 to 1,500 daily users while the center loses about $187,000 annually. They also seek a restroom and concession building at Indian Hills Park on the east side.
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Mike Enfield
Allan Landavazo
Indian Hills Park
Indian Hills
Cecil Garcia
UNM Gallup to reorganize faculty divisions in fall
The University of New Mexico Gallup campus plans a historic reorganization. After years of resistance from some faculty, the 14 departments will be consolidated into four divisions this fall. New dean A Neal Manghiam notes change meets caution as students return.
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University of New Mexico- Gallup
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Navajo Budget Seeks Priority Based Allocations
Navajo Nation’s Office of Management and Budget moves to a new approach for the FY2012 budget. Executive Director Dominic Beyal says branches will identify overall Navajo Nation priorities to guide allocations. Timely submission on travel reimbursement, indirect costs, fringe benefits, and workers’ compensation was required by the budget office.
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Dominic Reyal
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