Navajos Unite in Day of Prayer Across Nation
Window Rock hosted the Navajo Nation Unity Day of Prayer uniting Corn Pollen Way Peyote Way and Jesus Way in a shared spiritual service. Broadcast on KTNN radio and tribal TV the event drew over 500 people at the Civic Center with wider reach to homes and businesses.
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Window Rock
KTNN
Navajo Nation Unity
Kelsey A. Begaye
Navajo Nation Council
Civic Center
Begaye
Navajos Unite
Chris Law
Robert’ Billy
Whitehorse
Farming and ranching should unite to save rangelands
Navajo Nation should include agricultural farming in drought relief, says farmer David Nettsosie. He urges Western Navajo Farm Board District 3 chapters to pass a resolution promoting rancher farmer cooperation and preventative measures, including funds to rehabilitate earth dams, dikes, and irrigation.
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Tuba City
Ariz
Navajo Nation
David Nettsosie
Western Navajo Farm Board
Chinle schools to adopt dress code to curb gangs
Chinle Unified School District will implement a fall dress code banning bandanas baggy clothes and gang related symbols. Violations trigger student change requests, parent notification and possible disciplinary action. Seven schools serve about 4500 students in Chinle Many Farms and Saile Arizona.
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Chinle
Nation High
Chinle Unified
Fone
Serena Toledo
Toledo
Phoenix
Window Rock
Chinle High School
Ben Wade
Man shoots self before head-on crash near Winslow
WINSLOW Ariz The Navajo County Sheriff s Department released details of a deadly crash Tuesday night when a man later identified as Matthew Nevai 24 Sedona fired at vehicles on Interstate 40 then collided head on with a Greyhound bus 38 passengers on board 18 treated and released at Winslow Memorial Hospital The driver of the car apparently shot himself seconds before impact and the Sedona Police Department is probing an arson at the deceased man s apartment Police say it is unclear if the fire and the crash are connected The sheriff s department continues to investigate the fatal crash and the bus driver action to avoid impact remains under review
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Winslow
Ariz
Navajo County
Himelf
Greyhound
Winslow Memorial Hospital
Sedona
Niot
Navajo County Sheriff’ 8
Grazing grass seen as money in the bank by Navajo ranchers
At Tuba City Arizona ranchers heard livestock specialist Jim Brinkle of the University of Arizona compare grazing to money in the bank. He advised limiting yearly grazing to half the production and storing forage for winter. Other speakers covered range conditions, low cattle prices, drought tips, and protein supplement use such as cottonseed meal costing about 230 dollars a ton.
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Tuba City
Ariz
Jim Brinkle
University of Arizona
Navajos accuse environmental racism by mining agency and BHP
In Shiprock New Mexico Navajo groups led by Nenahnezad Chapter and Dine Mining Act Center join Citizens Coal Council in alleging the Office of Surface Mining covered up misdeeds by BHP Minerals at a Navajo coal mine. They claim records were denied to expose violations and environmental racism. OSM denies pressuring anyone and says it has requested documents from the Konatinessd Chapter.
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Shiprock, N.M
White House
Fe Investinots
Citizens Coal Council
Fruitland
U.S
BHP Minerals
Whic
OSM
Clinton
Will Collette
Robert Uram
BHP
Konatinessd
Urani
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