Man struck and killed near Churchrock in New Mexico
Navajo Nation Police report a fatal hit and run on New Mexico State Highway 566 near Churchrock. Sheila Lynch struck a pedestrian, Harry Beyay, who was in the southbound lane. Beyay died as officers investigated. Toxicology for Beyay and investigations were pending.
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Churchrock
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Mile Post
New Mexico
Sheila Linch
Lynch Tor
Downy
Harry
Hayy
Church Rocks Landinge
Ron
Lynch
Bepiy
Beyay
Lawmakers Enter Final Week Of Session In Road To Bills
Lawmakers move toward the session’s end with two new bills advancing. Gov Susana Martinez’s measures face no notable controversy as leaders cite long days ahead. The legislature has 232 bills passed by the House and 116 from the Senate, with committees still at work.
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Susana Martinec
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Mexico
San Jobn Punto
Senate
Michael
Sinches
House
Jewstone Hemite
Cormnittee
David Ulibarti
Alleged Videsee may change plea in Gallup trial
In Gallup a woman involved in a high speed auto chase with shots fired at pursuing officers faces 23 charges linked to a July incident. The court scheduled a possible plea change before the 11th Judicial District Court as Elizabeth Denman stood with her court-appointed attorney Richard Wade during arraignment.
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11Th Judicial District
Hidabeth Denman
Richard Wade
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Wade
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Collaborative art projects link Gallup Catholic and Rehoboth
Gallup Catholic School and Rehoboth Christian School announce joint arts initiative expanding beyond classwork. Their third Collaborative Art Exhibit opens this weekend at Gallup Catholic High School gallery, with student art from elementary to high school stages and an artist in residence program.
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Rehoboth Christian School
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Rehoboth
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Wid Ami Collar
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Navajo site protections push urged by federal agencies
Navajo Nation Human Rights Commission voices concern as representatives of USDA and US Forest Service discuss protecting sacred places. Hearing sessions with tribes aim to inform a draft report for Secretary Vilsack, with completion planned before the 2012 election. Stakeholders push for robust protections and timely input.
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Syevice
U.S
Jigard
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Toni Stanger
Office of Tribal Relations
Dan Meza
Corbin Nedannn
Southwest
USDA
Thomas
Vilsack
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Stanger
Miven
Wwe
Newman
Sions
Steven
Darden
Navajo Nation’ Human Rights Commission
Mt. Fugler
Tsooddil
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Election results certify by Barnié Dotsor
Gallup reports March 8 municipal election results with write-in candidate Vandever leading. City officials note certified counts may shift as verification proceeds and ballots are reviewed under official procedures. Vandever's name appears on ballots, with potential adjustments noted by City Clerk Abeiti.
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