Navajo Nation ready to run 14 Thriftway stores
Navajo Nation President Albert Hale states the nation can operate 14 Thriftway stores if leases are not renewed by November 10. Eviction notices went to 14 stores on Sept 28, requiring compliance with Navajo Nation law or vacating. Stores are located in Shiprock Chinle Coyote Canyon Fort Defiance Gap Kayenta Many Farms Nazlini Round Rock Sanostee Teec Nex Tah and Tsegi.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Navajo Nation
Thriftway
Albert Hale
Hale
Gallup
Shiprock
Chinle
Coyote Canyon
Fort Defiance
Gap
Kayenta
Many Farms
Nazlini
Round Rock
Sanostee
Teec Nex Tah
Tsegi
Navajo Nation crime laws face major revision plan
Public Safety Committee chair Freddie Howard announced Navajo Nation will revise the tribal criminal code in the coming year. He cited outdated sections, new phenomena like gang activity and domestic violence, and inadequate jails as reasons for reform.
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Cate Gilles Dine
Bureau
Window Rock
Public Safety Committee
Freddie Howard
Navajo Nation
Howard
Bird Springs
Tolani Lake
Leupp
Department of Justice
Lee Navajo
Oo Eee Cate Gilles
Navajo Public Safety Committee
Bird Sweeeee Olani Lake
Judiciary Committee
Kenneth L. Begay
Klagetoh
Wide Ruins
Chimney sweeping urged to prevent fires and gas buildup
Gallup residents advised to schedule annual chimney cleanings after a local firm led by Raymond Ross and Harvey Spencer highlights creosote risks. Firefighters and chimney sweeps warn creosote buildup can ignite and block fumes, making carbon monoxide danger a silent killer for families and pets.
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Gallup
Chimney’ Sweeps Unlimited
Raymond
Ross
Harvey ‘Spencer
Boal
Ross and
Spencer
Raymond Ross
Harvey Spencer
Chimney Sweeps Unlimited
Harvey. Spencer
Horses at Monument Valley Trail Ride Fail Health Standards
Mary Wicott reports Navajo Nation veterinary officials and rangers tightened oversight after discovering severe sores underfed horses at Monument Valley Tribal Park. Three horses suffered from photosensitization and other wounds amid crowded corrals. park closed Black's operation three weeks. Authorities vow stricter guidelines for trail operators to protect horses and visitors.
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Mary’ Wicott
Western Bureau
Monument Valley
Utah
Joe Bahe
Tuba City
Baker
Nebraska
Bahe
Ed Black
Odie Peshlakai
Alice Elten
Davis Saidahe
Canyon de Chelly
National Park Service
Western Navajo Fair kept on in Tuba City Arizona
The 27th Western Navajo Fair remains scheduled October 19 to 22 near Tuba City despite rumors of a move. Fair coordinator James Peshlakai says saboteurs spread rumors at Shiprock Fair. Over 100 people expected. new theme Today A Reflection of Yesterday's Dreams. Kiddie Day October 19, Senior Citizens Day October 20, Exceptional Rodeo Day October 21, Good Time Day October 22. Vendors may setup by October 19.
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Tuba’ City
Ariz
James Peshlakai
Shiprock
Peshlakai
Tuba City
Dillon
Edge
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