Miss Central Navajo pageant turmoil and board conflict
An 81-year-old event leads to disputes over Miss Central Navajo title with Irene Bahe of the Central Navajo Fair Board disputing the legitimacy of Ross’s committee. LaSasha Ross defends her tenure and notes a chapter resolution supports her continuing role. Charley says he was named to the committee by Ross and that the committee should meet monthly with the fair board, while Bahe insists the committee is not board-recognized and Ross is not Miss Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie ‘Indow-Rock
LaSasha Ross
Ross
Central Navajo Fair Board
Renaldo Gonnie
Irene Bahe
The
Independent
Millandér Charley
Miss. Central
Chinle
Miss Central
Fair Board
Charley
Bahe
Charley i
Struck pedestrian on County Road 1 by By Philip Stake
An 81 year old man traveling County Road 1 Tuesday morning struck and killed a pedestrian. McKinley County Chief investigator Paige A. See hits and run details remain under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentmore
McKinley
Alba
Hoover/Indepiwu
Tsayatoh
Babe artist paints mural for Tohatchi High School
Karen Francis notes Babe Potts Fern Spencer Frank Katinaes influenced artist from Ding Bureau Ohio to paint a five day mural at Tohatchi High, the Cougar Country scene 25 by 16 feet. The work, a labor of love, honors his alma mater class of 1986 and will accompany the upcoming home game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Potts
Fern
Spencer
Frank K
Katina
Babe'i
Bale
Coyote
Canyon
Tohatchi
Babe
Slow Food Evening to showcase local fare in RAMAH area
Local residents Jonathan and Pam Pickens and family plan the first Slow Food Evening at Inscription Rock Trading & Coffee Co. on Saturday. Hosted with Ramah Farmers Market input, the event centers on locally grown food including winter garden salad from the market, hors d oeuvres and a gourmet dessert. A soup and bread bowl by the Pickens family and Set to Perfection with Riesling will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan
Jon
Pam
Pickens
Walker
Inscription Rock Trading & Coffee Co
Jackie Rossignol
Ramah
Feather, Lewis
Alander Seoutewa
Pueblo
Navajo insurance changes hit programs and chapters
Navajo programs and chapters face funding pressure as Insurance Services Department stays under sanction. From Oct 1 each program chapter and enterprise must pay its own insurance premium, affecting groundings of tribal vehicles and Head Start buses until coverage is paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Window Rock
Insurance Services Department
B&f
Huskie ‘Kee
Charlene Chapman
Risk Management
Premi
Incoherent staff proposals tied to Rehoboth hospital
A disjointed note references staff proposals and selecting a qualified candidate for a project at Rehoboth McKinley Christian Hospital. It mentions county officials and an education center but lacks clear details or context.
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Biesar Or
Karen Francis Diné Bureau
Philip Stake
Paige
Karen’Francis
Ding Bureau
Ohatchi
Tohatchi, P
Elizabeth Hardin-Burrola Staff
Gallup
Grants
N. Ma
Kathy Helms
Diné
Bill ‘Donovan
Teyjillo
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