Gallup McKinley school food warehouse block inspection
Andrew Wilson of the New Mexico Environment Department reported obstacles from Gallup McKinley County Schools while inspecting the district's Receiving and Delivery Warehouse. He said officials refused to dispose of questionable food boxes and hindered enforcement of food safety regulations, risking student protection.
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Gallup
McKinley County
New ‘Mexico
Environment Departments
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Wilson
Brian Leddy
Ten Year Old Change Of Mind Saves Relatives
A cold May morning drives a 10 year old to seek a ride to his grandfather’s home in Lebeck Akestine’s Pueblo neighborhood. On arrival the boys discover a disturbance as they wake their cousin and alert their grandfather.
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Joel Ghachis
Lebeck
Akestine
Zuni
Navajo Human Rights Expert Reports on Sacred San Francisco Peaks
James Anaya, U.N. expert and rapporteur, submitted an advance report to the Human Rights Council detailing assaults on sacred San Francisco Peaks and related sites. The document calls for action on permit issues and protection of indigenous rights of the Navajo and other original inhabitants.
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San Francisco Peaks
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Shelly
James Anaya
U.N. Human, Rights ‘Council
Anaya
U.N
Ghia
Redistricting Hurdles Spark GOP Questions in New Mexico
Santa Fe Democrats advance SR 33 a Senate redistricting bill drawing GOP concern over Native American voting strength. The measure passed 27 to 15 as boundaries shift in McKinley and Cibola counties. Sponsor Sen. Linda Lopezy cites population shifts in Central New Mexico and growing Acoma Pueblo areas amid statewide meetings.
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Cibola
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Sandoval
Bernalillo
Valencia
Cofia Ana
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