MacDonald ordered back to prison in Navajo Nation
Navajo Nation District Judge Allen Sloan ordered former chair Peter MacDonald to surrender to Tuba City Jail by 8 a.m. June 21 and be released at noon June 30, with full-time release from July 30 until verdict in the federal case. He must then return within 24 hours of verdict to resume the remainder of his sentence and may not speak to the media or attend public events. He is allowed to travel outside the Navajo Nation only to meet with his attorney in Flagstaff.
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Allen Sloan
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Navajo Nation
Bruce&. Griffen
Flagstaff
Tragic I-40 Crash Claims 18-Year-Old Colorado Springs Woman
An 18 year old, Natalie Rene Kenney, died Thursday when her eastbound car on Interstate 40 near Gallup flipped four times after she overcorrected at 9:30 a.m. The driver’s mother Valerie Tracy Cowan, 41, of Madison Alabama, was seriously injured and hospitalized at University Hospital in Albuquerque.
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Natalie Rene Kenney
Gallup
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Valerie Tracy- Cowan
Madison, Ala
University Hospital
Albuquerque
Red Rock State Park Lions Club Rodeo
Lions Club hosts Red Rock State Park rodeo with a kids event on June 19 at 7 30 p m and a dance at 9 p m on June 20 featuring Ronnie Eden and Route 66 Band. Tickets advance five dollars for adults four dollars for kids and gate prices six dollars for adults five dollars for kids.
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Lions Club
Ronnie Eden
Route 66
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Inside Twins explore basic Russian phrases and culture in a feature aimed at readers curious about language learning. The piece outlines common greetings, simple vocabulary, and tips for practicing pronunciation, highlighting practical aims for beginners.
Asbestos Dump Site Sought Near Navajo Sacred Mountain Delayed
The hearing on a proposed asbestos dump near Huerfano Mountain was postponed for about a month to pursue an alternative land site away from the sacred peak. ICU attorney Hal Stratton and Tribal Attorney Paul Frye led talks to find a mutually acceptable location, with the option to reconvene if no settlement or land trade is reached.
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Tori Adams
Dzilth
Stratton
Paul Frye
Sacred Mountain
Tribe
Icy
Manure plastering used in Chinle eco project
In Chinle Arizona a crew of eight Navajo workers and two Germans, led by Jo Karcher, mixes horse manure with sand clay and water to plaster walls of a pressed earth block building. They praise the material for fiber content, weather resistance, antibacterial qualities, and lack of odor as the project advances behind the Chinle Chapter House with adobe-like blocks produced by Adobe International.
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Eeney Aisha
Karcher
Chinle
Charlie Rupprecht
University of Hamburg
Ted Evans
Adobe International
Grants, N.M
Home health delivers to rural patients in Gallup area
Home Health program at McKinley Christian Hospital serves 800 homebound patients monthly, with nurses, aides, and therapists traveling nearly 200 miles daily. Staff cite growth, rural access benefits, and challenges like mud, snow, and lack of electricity or phones, while emphasizing education and patient cooperation.
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Catherine Welp
Gallup
Herodotus
Rehoboth McKinley
Christian Hospital
Linda Wenger
Wenger
Appraisal protest hits The Inn in Gallup tax case
A special Gallup protest hearing is set for Tuesday over The Inn at 3009 W. 66 Ave. valued by County Assessor Dorothy Gutierrez at 3.6 million. Maloof Company contends 2.5 million, meaning higher county taxes if upheld. If approved, funds drop could affect state grants and tax levies on residents.
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Albuquerque
Gallup
McKinley County
Dorothy Gutierrez
New Mexico
Gutierrez
Bill Heard
Grant Foutz
Foutz
Famous host to join Paiutes powwow emcee
Sammy Tonkekei White of Anadarko Oklahoma a world renowned master of ceremonies for Indian gatherings will emcee the San Juan Southern Paiutes third annual intertribal powwow at their home northwest of Tuba City Festivities run today through Sunday Leaders from surrounding tribes and states will attend Participants are expected from California Utah New Mexico Colorado and Arizona White Kiowa born emcee has hosted ceremonies across the United States and Canada and has been selected to emcee major events in Vancouver and Albuquerque
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Mary Wicoff
Western Bureau
Hidden Springs
Ariz
San Juan
Sammy Tonkekei White
Anadarko
Okla
Tuba City
Evelyn James
James
California
Utah
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
White
United States
Canada
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Albuquerque
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