Local Jury Heads to Coffee and Doughnuts for Thanks
Police in Taba City reported 284 arrests this week, with 20 for livery dreads and 24 or more bottles of beer or wine. Battery and public intoxication charges rose as officials logged 244 cases at the Indian Medical Center Emergency Room.
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Weekend safety praised by Navajo Hopi Apache officers
Police, sheriff’s deputies and emergency medical technicians from the Navajo Nation Hopi and Apache areas aided in a safe weekend with no fatalities or major incidents. Three individuals arrested on bench warrants were committed temporarily to the See Tuba City.
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Thoreau Middle School Closes Over Heating Crisis
Thoreau Middle School shut down until Friday after a heating system failure left nearly 400 students in freezing classrooms. Administrators plan to decide midweek if students return, as a contractor begins installing a new heating system.
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Local youths enjoy street corner fun and go cart work
At right, brothers Remus Barker 11 and Derrick Barker 9 rest in a tree along North Sixth Street in Gal lup. Lindsey Masingale 12 kicks up dust while tearing around a corner near Second Street and Maxwell Avenue. Her family owns Enter rise Black Smith and Machine Shop and she did much of the rebuilding work on the go cart.
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Second Street
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CAP to Recruit 12 13 Year Olds for Local Squadron
Freese reports Civil Air Patrol will hold a November 15 meeting at the Armory to recruit 12 and 13 year olds into aviation and space careers. Lt. Col. Claude Luisada of Albuquerque will activate the local squadron with help from at least nine adults, offering flight theory, navigation, and leadership training under CAP’s civilian air force program formed during World War II.
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United States
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Claude Luisada
Albuquerque
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Navajo Clinic Rug valued amid liquidation plan
Officials said the Clinic Rug, appraised at three to four times its $125 million suggested value, will be liquidated to fund health care. The Little Sister Clinic Rug was made for the clinic and embodies community vision and sacrifice. Chilchinbeto officials say the plan aims to provide health services at all costs, despite the burden on remote communities.
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Navajo Nation’ Historic Preservation Office
Ma- Tone
Chilchinbeto
Health’agency
Little Sister Vf
Charlie
Bille
Chilchinbeto Council
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