Morrist win ends eviction dispute in Navajo Nation lease
Loretta and Raymond Morris will not be evicted from a Finch rental on the Ahé Navajo Nation after N.N. District Court Judge William Platero ruled in an all day eviction hearing at the Tohamilee Courthouse. The court found issues with last year’s ranch allocation and the bidding process, denying the defendants' motion to dismiss. Morris thanked the judge for recognizing discrepancies and mismanagement as family and friends gathered outside the courthouse.
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Crownpoint
Loretta
Raymond Morris
Ahé Navajo Nation
N.N. District Court
William *Platero
Tohamilee
Platero
Aval
Morris
Tim
Hig
Ares
Ida Volkertinda
Loretta Morris
Tohajilee
Inspection of Fort Defiance police gear and uniforms
Dalvna Castellanos reports on a Friday inspection by Fort Defiance police in the Window Rock district. Officers and vehicles were reviewed for uniformity and readiness, including hats, body armor, first aid, CPR capability, and vehicle equipment. Lt Henry Moore and others checked for discrepancies, ensuring up to date gear across federal and state jurisdictions.
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Fort Defiance
Wasdiniss
Window Rock
John
Utside
Henry Moore
Fragmentary quotes hint at seed contracts and lobbying
Disjointed lines reference seed contracts and lobbying in a political or legal context. Names and complete details are unclear, but the dialogue suggests industry influence and potential legislative action. The chaotic transcription obscures clear participants or outcomes.
Ex city Economic Development Director Kelly to receive severance
Former Gallup official Peter Kelly, ex director of Economic Development, will get an $8701.44 severance and at least $2514 in accrued vacation. Pending hours and pay for the period ending Feb 20 await circulation. Kelly was involuntarily separated Feb 16 after starting April 20, 2009. duties shifted to Parks and Recreation.
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Gallups
Peter “Kelly
Kio
Abeita Siti
Kelly
Grant
Kevin Killough
Buren
Debbie
Beverly Newman
EE Motrow
Garein
Independent
David Pederson
Pederson
Northsyst New Mexico Council
Gallup McKinley-Coumy
Schook Distrig
Wid Edger
The
Gun Durpg
Mado
Thoreau youth found incompetent to stand trial
Leland Tolth, 17, of Thoreau, escaped from the McKinley County Juvenile Detention Facility on January 24th, climbed a 20 foot fence, and fled into nearby hills before being captured that night. His court-appointed attorney described him as extraordinarily aggressive. Tolth was transported to Chavez County Juvenile Detention Center in Roswell for temporary incarceration and returned to Gallup on Monday.
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McKinley County
Judicial District Court
Grant Foutz
Leland Tolth
Thoreau
Dng
Bobbie F ‘Rainkling
Tolth
Chavez County
Roswell
Tol
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