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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2008
Page
1
The Navajo Nation Council heard a recap of its investment portfolio with a cow metaphor as a caution to hold steady. Money managers from over 15 firms gave five minute presentations while Controller Mark Grant noted a 40 percent market drop from Oct 1, 2007 through the prior Friday.
Gallup and McKinley County residents are being invited to join the Big Brothers Big Sisters McKinley County Resource Board. Community coordinator Sarah Luginbuhl aims to recruit people focused on youth welfare, not established civic leaders, to advance the organization's mission.
A 12 year old from Gallup named Alex Den Bleyker won first place in a statewide youth business competition. He earned 800 dollars and a trip to a Disney World training program for a greenhouse project to grow ten organic vegetable varieties with solar powered warming and rainwater collection.
Colleen Marchand criticized the mayor's proposal to build a miniature indoor arena at Harold Runnels Pool. Citing a December 2006 feasibility study, she said the project would not generate economic benefits and urged reconsideration amid the current economic downturn. The mayor cited market research but said the city would not pursue the project.
The Navajo Nation Parks and Recreation Department announced that its web designer Geri McCabe-Hongeva, 34, was elected to the Arizona American Indian Tourism Association Board of Directors in March. The board includes diverse members from the Navajo Nation and other groups.
The fragment notes Elizabeth Hardin-Burrola and Ken Roberts involvement in a mural project at UNM Gallup. Athens comments Moss’s prior role and a sense of being thrust into the task. The text lacks full context and specific events or dates.
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