Navajo program director works without paycheck
Sallie Butler-Maloney, director of the Juvenile Justice Program under the Tuba City police district on the Navajo Nation, has not been paid since April 1 while two grants totaling about $100,000 await Navajo Signature approval. She continues to advocate for children, develops prevention and intervention services, and speaks at conferences despite funding delays.
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Tuba City
Ariz
Sallie Butler-Maloney
Butler-Maloney
Navajo Nation
Rock
Chinle
Dallas
Agencies plan future for Colorado Plateau collaboration
FLAGSTAFF Agencies from the region unite to map the Colorado Plateau's future using overlays and GIS. Northern Arizona University hosts the Ecosystem Partnership office while federal data will form a regional library for planning efforts.
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Colorado Plateau
Flagstaff
Window ‘Rock
Gallup
Stem
Northern Arizona University
Colorado Plateau Research Station
Paul Deshler
Internet
Geographic/ Information Systems
Partnership
Teens clean up graffiti in Gallup project
Local teens on probation joined probation officers to paint over graffiti on a Saturday morning. About 12 teens traveled in a county van to TG and Y Stores, Clay Fultz Insurance, and Allsups to cover graffiti, with plans for ongoing monthly sessions through fall.
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Seed Us
Adam D. Vancel
Pattrick Mulligan
Gallup
Clay Fultz Insurance
Allsups
Juvenile Probation and Parole Department
TG &Y Stores Co
Mollica Drive
Clay Fultz Insurance Agency Inc
Aztec Ave
Allsups Convenience Stores
66Th Ave
Chuck Wade
Public restrooms push urged in Gallup downtown
Gallup leaders discuss restoring public toilets after private businesses close their restrooms. Chamber president Jack Baker asked Mayor George Galanis to install temporary porta potties and later build a freestanding public unit, noting maintenance issues led to past removals and urging reconsideration.
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Gallup
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Baker
Chamber
George Galanis
Baker
FedMart in Window Rock faces closure as dusty store empties
Window Rock FedMart could close by week’s end as meat department and bakery sit dark and shelves empty. About 50 to 60 employees face layoffs amid lingering rumors of a new tenant and possible rehiring. Managers blame debt and waning competition, while workers express shock at how the closure was handled and fear for unemployment.
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Fed
Edison Black
Goat
Phil Saucedo
Blackgoat
FedMart
Window Rock
Tribe
Saucedo
Forest management clash over recreation and harvesting plans
Forest Service Cibola National Forest Mt. Taylor Ranger District develop alternatives for the McGaffey Analysis Area amid public concern that commercial wood harvesting conflicts with recreation. The proposal considers silvicultural clear cutting and road density changes while denying only recreation focus and ignoring global warming effects.
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Mcgaffey
U.S. Forest Service
Cibola National Forest
Mt. Taylor
Ranger District
Ranger
Cibola Forest Land Management
Forest
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Mary Wicoff Wester
Cate Gilles Dine
Bureau
Andrea Egger
Staff Weller
Wade
TG & Y
Aztec Avenue
Bernell. Garfield
Garfield
Cassie King
Darnell Smith
King
Smith
Colin Almo
McKinley
Cibola
Anne McDowell
Forest Rangers
Gaye Brown
Adam D. Vance
Independent
Carl Lohmann
Indian Hills
Lohmann
Rehoboth School
Wade Circle
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