Woman Arrested on Aggravated Assault Charges in Gallup
A Gallup woman Donna L Wauneka aged 50 was arrested Saturday on aggravated assault charges after an alleged knife threat against her sister Sharon A Wauneka 52 in a kitchen confrontation. Deputies recovered the kitchen knife as evidence and charged Sharon Wauneka with aggravated assault.
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Gallup
Donna L. Wauneka
McKinley County Sheriff’s
Sharon A. Wauneka
Donna Wauneka
Sharon Wauneka
Hopi sue BIA over groundwater contamination at Tuba City Dump
The Hopi Tribe filed a legal action against the Bureau of Indian Affairs over the Tuba City Open Dump operation arguing the BIA failed to protect drinking water as groundwater contaminated by waste migrates toward Upper Moenkopi supply wells. EPA enforcement since 2016 and a 2009 endangerment notice underpin the case as Hopi highlights ongoing risks to Upper and Lower Moenkopi water sources.
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Tuba City
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Moenkopi
Hopi Tribal
LeRoy N. Shingoitewa
BIA
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Lower
Louella Nahsonhoya
Lic
Environmental Protection Agency
Shingoiewa
Nahsonova
U.S. Epa
EPA
Hopi
Hopi Opposes Groundwater Use at Arizona Snowbowl
Hopi Tribal Council rejects a Navajo Nation proposal to use groundwater for artificial snow on the San Francisco Peaks near Flagstaff. Hopi asserts Nuvatukyaovi water should come only from rain and snow and warns against any snow-making on the sacred mountain. The dispute intertwines with Oak Flat protections and past litigation over reclaimed water sales to Snowbowl.
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Navajo Nation Council
Arizona
San Francisco
Flagstaff
Nuvatukyaovi
LeRoy N. Shingoiewa
Walter Phelps
Katherine Benally
Steve Tula
San Carlos
Tula
Phelps
Louella
Nahsonhoya
Hopi Public Information Officer
Hopi
9Th Circuit
U.S. Forest Service
U.S. Supreme Court
Resources and Development Committee
Council
Gallup Police Call Log for September 8
A dated Gallup police log lists numerous incidents from 12:13 a.m. to 11:42 a.m. including domestic disputes, assaults, harassments, larcenies, narcotics, accidents, parole violations, weapon reports, and disorderly conduct across addresses such as 712 E Mesa and 1005 E Morgan, totaling 33 drunken person reports and 64 other reports for the day.
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E. Morgan
Montoya
E. Wilson
Vista
A.S
Zia
W. Maloney
Romero
Boardman
W. Coal
Weah
Lewann
W. Wilson
Maloney
Marguerite
S. Boardman
Nizhoni
Miyamura
U.S
Keetes
E. Maloney
W. Lincoln
Wenen
E. Pat
S. Ltd
Coal
Asti
S. Clark
Man sentenced in meth case
Guadalupe Castillo-Pina, a 35 year old Mexican national, was sentenced to 12 years in prison after pleading guilty to three trafficking methamphetamine counts. Narcotics agents arrested him in April after six separate investigations from February through April. Region II Narcotics Task Force Lt. Neil Haws said Castillo-Pina had ties to Mexican cartels and distributed meth in New Mexico and Arizona.
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Farmington
Guadalupe Castillo-Pina
Castillo-Pina
Neil Haws
New Mexico
Arizona
Navajo seek air tour exemption for Grand Canyon plan
In FLAGSTAFF Arizona officials on the Navajo Nation push for FAA and NPS exemptions to expand aerial tourism over the Grand Canyon. Lawmaker Walter Phelps backs legislation to permit tours from Cameron to the Colorado confluence, aiming to boost economy while considering regulatory impacts. The Hualapai Nation already operates flights near the park as Navajo officials weigh similar development.
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Walter Phelps
Federal Aviation Administration
National Park Service
Cameron
Colorado
Grand Canyon National Park
Navajo Nation
Grand Canyon
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