Grants property tax hike for Mount Taylor drainage project
Grants city budget totals 29 million for 2011 12 with 6.7 million for general operating. City Manager Bob Horacek says completing the Mount Taylor Addition passive drainage by May 2012 is a key challenge. Nine homes were demolished at a cost of 1.79 million due to water damage from effluent from Coyote del Malpais Golf Course. A small property tax increase to 6.18 percent per 100 000 assessed value may be needed for 2012 to cover project costs 500 000 to 700 000, costing about 64 dollars more per 100 000. The city lacks current revenue and seeks a grant from the environment department, hoping for a response soon.
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City of Grants
Bob Horacek
Mount Taylor
Coyote del Malpais
Horacek
Environment Department
Geronimo alive in Native voices at Senate hearing
At a Senate Indian Affairs hearing, Chairman Akaka screened Geronimo did not die in Pakistan a film by Red Corn and Dallas Goldtooth. Osage Red Corn defends Geronimo name as a symbol, arguing it fuels stereotypes while asserting Geronimo is alive in Native people and communities.
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Senate Committee On Indian’ Affairs
Daniel Akaka
Géronimo
Pakistan
Ryan Red Com
Dallas’Goldtooth
Geronimo
U.S
al-Qaida
Qsima bin Laden
Akaka
Tom Udall
D-N.m
Red Corn
Oklahoma
United States
Corn
Shiprock
Wide Ruins
Sky City
Navajo Scouts Aid Fire Efforts Across Regions
Navajo Nation fire crews from the Division of Health and Navajo Camp Crews assisted in New Mexico and Arizona wildfires. As of this morning, 10 crew members were at the Track Fire and 20 at the Loop Fire, with President Ben Shelly praising the frontline workers and urging prayers for all firefighters and personnel on the ground and in the air.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Shelly
Mistrial Declared in Animal Cruelty Case
A mistrial was declared Wednesday in the case of Arlene Kripipene 75 accused of 15 counts of animal cruelty after her St Francis Animal Sanctuary Candy Kitchen was shut down and over 90 dogs seized by the Cibola County Sheriff's Office in June 2009 After three days of jury selection and testimony Judge John W Pope ruled the mistrial due to a report with new information not provided to the district attorney’s office.
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Grants
Arlene Kripipene
St Francis
Candy Kitchen
Cibola County Sheriffs Office
13Th Judicial District
John W. Pope
Atorney
Young director earns Service Impact Award despite funding cuts
Juliana Ko executive director of the Thoreau Community Center faced losing two thirds of funding and three board members yet was honored with the Service Impact Award from the Corporation for National and Community Service at the National Conference on Volunteering and Service in New Orleans. Ko, 25, described working extra hours to cover gaps as she traveled to accept the national honor.
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Thoreau Community Center
Juliana Ko
New Orleans
Corporation of National and Community Service
New Orleans-on- Dine 8
Ameri
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