Baby Rosaleta Montoya Dies After CPR Efforts
In Thoreau a 3 month old, Rosaleta Montoya born February 4, died May 1 after family members and health professionals attempted CPR. Navajo Nation Police say EMS responders arrived at 6 04 and transported her to Gallup Medical Center where they could not revive her.
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Window Rock
Nation Police
Metro Dispatch
Thoreau
Rosaleta
Montoya
Inp i Montoya
Gallupuidiat Medical Center
Competency hearing set in Catholic sister s killing
In Albuquerque a federal court hearing is underway to determine competency of 18 year old Carroll charged with the killing of Sister Marguerite Bartz in a Navajo Nation trailer home break in 2009. Two reports from the U S Attorney's Office are discussed as part of the proceeding.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Nuris
Will
Ee Ale Carroll
Carroll
Marguerite Bartz Lafer
Becenti-Aguilar champions rail safety at Gallup youth conference
New Mexico PRC Commissioner Becenti-Aguilar spoke at the Gallup Red Rock Park Youth Conference about railroad safety along the I-40 corridor. She leads a Railroad Safety Task Force on the Navajo Nation and urged students to learn about crossing dangers and preventive measures as area rail deaths rise.
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Hurchrock
Theresa Becenti-Aguilar
Becenti-Aguilar
New Mexico
The
Gallup
Aguilar
District 4
Red Rock Park
Gerald Gamer
Public Information Offici
PRC
Coyote Canyon
Navajo Nation
Adron Gardner
Gallup Fire Department
Thoreau Ambulance
Devin Creech
Becelli- Aguilar
Garner
Becénti
Aguillar
Rom
Adron Gartiner
Meagan Madrid
Madrid
Gallup -Fire Department
RMCH nurse earns excellence award for clinical leadership
Kranki Spolar, director of Women Health Services at Rehoboth McKinley Christian Health Care Services, has 25 years at the hospital and delivers babies. She was honored with the Excellence in Clinical Leadership Award during a hospital dinner along with Smita Rashid and Beatrice Naney for education and nursing. The Rehoboth team delivers about 450 babies annually, occasionally peaking during a 2009 surge.
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Gallup
Kranki Spolar
Women Health Services
Rehoboth McKinley Christian Health Care Services
Spolar
Spolur
Rehoboth
Smita Rashid
Beatrice ‘Naney
Nunez
Brian Leddy
Beatrice Nunez
Franki Spolar
Rehoboth McKinley Christian
President signs Title 2 amending Navajo governance
President Shelly signed amendments to Title 2 reducing oversight committees from 12 to five and trimming the Navajo Nation Council from 88 to 16 members. The ceremony at St Michael's Senior Center included delegates and community members. Chief Justice Yazzie was absent. Council support highlighted by Johnny Naize and Karen Francis, with a voter referendum plan to inform the people.
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Karen’ Francis
Judicial Liaison
Judicial Branch
Shelly
Progress Council
Groundbreaking for four lane US 491 segment in Newcomb
Navajo Nation Speaker Johnny Naize and delegates join New Mexico Senator John Vinto and other officials to celebrate the groundbreaking of a new four lane section of US 491 in Newcomb. He credits N Navajo Nation state cooperation, procurement talks, and Navajo employment preferences for progress, noting $8 million in ARRA funds and $36 million from TIGER grants helped make the project possible.
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Rock Navajo Nation
Johnny Naize
Council
New Mexico
John Vinto
Newcomb
Naize
Transportation and Community Development Committee
Sampson Begay
Transportation
TCDC
the 21St Council
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