Inn of Gallup closes as Navajo Nation sale stalls
The Inn of Gallup known as the Holiday Inn sits closed with lights off as Amarresco Co. financing arm of Wells Fargo holds the lease. Attorney Dave Pederson cites delayed sale due to a vetoed Navajo president action and unpaid taxes and utilities. Pitcher rumor of a breach suit circulates town. Page 2.
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Pitcher
Dave Pederson
Amresco:Co
Arm of
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Pederson
Early voting surges in Gallup county election office
Bill Don van Staif reports Gallup voters flocked to the first day of early and absentee voting for the November 4 general election with 129 ballots cast and turnout rising to 210 by 4 p.m. Democrats hold a large lead with 24 157 registered voters, while Republicans trail. The county registrar notes a record total voter registration of 37 510 and staff continue loading hundreds more names into the election computers.
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Rick
Seeshelver
Gallup to Host 12th Annual CROP Walk for Charity
Local residents and groups are urged to donate for Gallup's 12th Annual CROP Walk set for Sunday October 19 at 2 PM starting at the Community Pantry. The event, sponsored by Church World Service, supports food programs clean water sustainable agriculture and disaster relief globally.
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World Service
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CROP Walk Projects Local Aid for Gallup McKinley County
Volunteers from multiple churches and Catholic Charities organize a CROP Walk to raise funds for hunger relief in Gallup and McKinley County. Donors may designate local recipients through the Community Pantry and other agencies while walkers seek sponsorships and registration packets at First United Methodist Church and nearby offices.
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Mary
Thurrough
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Sherry Holwerda
Shi
Kendall
Doe
Sally Carter
Gallup
McKinley County
Carter
Church’ World
Betsy ‘Windisch
Gallup’s
First United Methodist Church
Red ‘Rock
Sister Mary
Thurlough EC
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Sherry
Holwerdaat
Shelly Cancels Navajo Nation Investments Trip
Navajo Nation Vice President Ben Shelly canceled plans to travel to Portland Oregon to meet with RV Kuhns officials about investments. The trip would have included former Budget and Finance members but was blocked after Speaker Lawrence Morgan did not authorize their travel amid questions from Chairman Bates about the group’s agenda. Shelly defended his stance saying he speaks for Navajo electors and accountability. See Investments, Page 2.
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