Hanta virus cases reach Gallup area two residents ill
Bill Donovan reports from Gallup that a city employee, Billy Johnson, 23, and a 40 year old Cibola County woman are hospitalized in Albuquerque with hantavirus. Johnson works as a city mechanic near Shalimar Motel. City officials shut the car repair shop for environmental checks after mouse droppings were noted. Authorities say rural areas usually harbor mites and that cases among city residents are rare.
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David Ruiz
Trader Puts Rugs On Display At Two Grey Hills Show
Nancy V. profiles Mark Winters owner of Toadlena Trading Post and Relics of Southwest, who revives Two Grey Hills weaving with a year long exhibit Generations. The display features over 300 weavings organized by family and clan dating to 1914, with family trees and photos, highlighting Ashzaa Naashashi descendants and Winters lifelong passion for Navajo antique textiles.
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Horacek Named City Manager With 78000 Salary
After a long pause Mayor Bill Snodgrass' push for Finance Director Horacek to become city manager progresses with a 3-1 council vote. Aranda motions to approve Horacek's contract, setting base pay near 78000 annually plus 12.5 percent bonuses and city perks. Horacek has acted as interim city manager since Clif Lear's death in July 1999 while holding finance director title.
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Candy Kitchen Church seeks use of county firehouse
Candy Kitchen Community Church asks the Cibola County Commission for temporary use of a volunteer fire department building for services. The fire marshal has ruled against use, and the county attorney is exploring options. The petition, signed by 35 locals, seeks space in one of five department buildings without rent. The group formed from Bible study near Pine Hill and lacks a dedicated building for a growing congregation.
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Mariano Lake board chief blames administrators for school woes
Mariano Lake Community School Board President Young Jeff Tom told the Navajo Nation education committee the board was not responsible for the school troubles and that hired leaders failed. He said the grant school fight and a power struggle between dorms and academics fueled the issues.
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