Gallupman faces ninth DWI charge in Gallup
Fitzgeral Plummer, 39, of Gallup, is charged with ninth DWI after allegedly driving erratically near El Sombrero restaurant on West Historic Highway 66. Deputies reported slurred speech, bloodshot eyes, and a strong odor of alcohol. he was also charged with crossing roadways, careless driving, and driving with a suspended license. Lorrena Chee, 41, said she lent him the car and he was the lone occupant.
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McKinley County Sheriff's Office
el Sombrero
Highway 66
Metro Dispatch
Fitzgérald Plummer
Lorrena Chee
Plummer
AVID Helps Gallup High Students Raise GPA
At Gallup High, AVID enters its second year aiding a subset of struggling students to boost GPA and prepare for college. In a Monday board meeting nearly a dozen students spoke with Assistant Principal Teri Crow and two teachers, sharing how AVID’s writing, collaboration, inquiry, and reading components support their progress.
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Gallup High
Teri Crow
Gron
AVID
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der ‘Anthony Een
Grants shelter aids abused women and children in Rabat
Grants Rabat based shelter, begun in 1995 by Sheila Snodgrass and Sally Sanchez, aids women and children facing domestic violence. In 1995 36 women and 62 children were helped. by 2010 the program served 145 women and 191 children. By Oct 1 2010 the shelter had aided 45 women and 21 children this year, with ongoing plans to surpass prior totals. The facility offers seven bedrooms, 12 beds, two kitchens and two living areas at an undisclosed location, and operates 8 am to 5 pm weekdays. It helps with housing jobs GED and refers to other shelters as needed.
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Bill Snodgrass
Sally K. Sanchez
Albuquerque
Echo Hawk visits Navajo to discuss Indian Country issues
Assistant Secretary Larry Echo Hawk and agency leaders met with Navajo Nation delegates in Window Rock to address trust responsibilities and ongoing concerns. Delegates cited infrastructure, housing, schools, funding, water rights, and the Navajo Generating Station, emphasizing persistent shortages amid national recession rhetoric.
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Window Rock
Indian Affairs
Larry Echo Hawk
Obama
Council
Echo Hawk
Bureau of Indian Education
Keith Moore
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Mike Black
Navajo
Brian Leddy
Navajo Nation Council
Thoreau youth center funds spark suicide prevention effort
Vida Volkert reports Thoreau youth center funding remains contested after losing two thirds of McKinley County support. The center notes no suicides since opening, stressing the need to enrich youths lives, educate them, and offer new opportunities. Yazzie urges legislative backing for continued funding as discussions continue.
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Yazzie
Thoreau
Fahd Yeing
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