Noe Returns To Gallup Golf Course Work
Tony Now is rehired as temporary seasonal aide and starts work as Golf Operations Director. City officials say he is tasked with course maintenance, weed spraying, and preparing for an April opening. He will be supervised by Vince Alonzo, temporary superintendent, with a monthly salary of 4079 dollars.
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Gallup
Tony
Fas
Gaurseys
Alonzo
Aperite
Mckinney
Ben Welch
Parkse
Recte- Winn
McKinney Sind
Downtown shops close as artists plot new co op gallery
Two downtown businesses shut their doors as vacant spaces rise. Native Crafters Jewelry on Historic Highway 66 and Kirst Street prepares to close Friday while Michaels Gallery at Coal Avenue and Second Street has already closed. Gallery owner Schmaltz plans a cooperative re opening with shared ownership and broader artist spaces led by architect Fitz Sargent.
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Native Crafters Jewelry
Kirst Street
Michael
Coal Avenue
Second Street
Michael Schmaltz
Schmalls
Schmaltz
Logal'mist
Architeat Fitz Sargent
Dog Roundup Near Churchrock Sees Navajo Police Action
A degraded image caption describes a Navajo Police operation carrying out a dog roundup in the Sundaneproa area near Churchrock. The scene shows officers guiding a mobile cage with dogs during the operation.
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Sundaneproa
Churchrock
Dog Pack Attacks Kill Larry Armstrong At Sundance Area
OMI report details a dog pack attack in the Sun Dance area resulting in the death of Larry Armstrong from multiple puncture wounds and scrapes. The incident is linked to unrestrained dogs in the vicinity as deputies investigate and review Armstrong’s medical history of seizures.
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OMI
Dog Pack
Larry Armstrong
Alba Oue RC
McKinley
Conny
Traffic stop on Navajo Nation reveals suspected drug money
A routine traffic stop near Window Rock on the Navajo Nation led to the seizure of marijuana and cash. A K nine unit found illegal drugs in the trunk and $17,000 in a suitcase liner. Driver Kramer was detained and charged by the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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Rock
Navaji Nation
Dollars Muireh
Vallas
Kravies
Columbia
Urwin
Mighty 40
Sanders
Caliloua
Thie
Ware
Sipon
Seth
Kramer
K-9
BHP Navajo Coal seeks access road shift near Burnham Chapter House
BHP Navajo Coal proposes moving an access road to the Burnham Chapter House area, known as BIA Road 3005 or Navajo Road N-5082, to the eastern portion of its mining lease. The plan aims to ensure coal supply for the Four Corners Power Plant under a fuel contract set to expire July 6, while addressing environmental and cultural concerns raised in a federal NEPA challenge led by Diné Citizens Against Ruining Our Environs and the San Juan Citizens Alliance.
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Burnham Road
Burnham
Chipter House
Oper
BHP
Navajo Coal
Von
Four Corners Power
Noah
O8m
District Court
John L. Kane
Kane
U.S
Surfige Mining
She Kane
Diné Citizens
Ment
San Juan
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Noe
Welch
Bernie Dotson
Stall
Tom Noo
Firlai
Anan Laddy
the Studio
Makeahill
Burnham Chapter House
Navajo’ Coal, Co
Ihe
Dhemingaria
OSM
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