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New youth employment program announced
If you were late getting those summer job applications in and got left out, it may not be too late.
Bessie Gorman explains to the Central Fair Board why she didn't sign off on a land withdrawal for the Central Navajo Fair Tuesday evening at a packed fair board meeting.
Navajo Code Talker who battled cancer dies
A second Navajo Code Talker has died within a week. Thomas Claw died Tuesday after a battle with cancer at age 87.
Navajo Area IHS projects get cash boost
The projects are part of a $500 million infusion into the resource-strapped IHS announced Friday by the service's new director, former University of Arizona medical school professor Yvette Roubideaux, in a telephone press conference from Washington, D.C. "I'm really grateful to President Obama for allocating these critical resources to Indian ...
3 killed in head-on crash near Florence identified
Three people killed in a fiery head-on car crash near Florence have been identified.
The Canadian National Newspaper
The following apparent UFO and apparent alien sightings took place at night near Near Chinle, Arizona on 9 January 2009.
Meetings to discuss Navajo Nation Long Range Transportation Plan Update 2009
The Navajo Department of Transportation, working in conjunction with the Arizona Department of Transportation will offer two public meetings on Thursday, April 23, to allow the public to learn about the progress on the Navajo Nation Long Range Transportation Plan Update.
Clerk locks would-be robbers out of store
Three men may face federal charges for an attempted robbery on the Mustang store at Burnside Junction in Ganado on March 20.
A shortage of doctors at the Kayenta, Ariz., Health Center has prompted officials to cut back on emergency services.
Students invited to explore Navajo culture
Students will have the chance to visit the Canyon de Chelley, above. Students will have the opportunity to experience Navajo culture in the Southwest this spring on a trip lead by Dr.
Wildcats Eliminate Bulldogs, Then Finish Second in State
By Sam Conner The Chinle Wildcats ended the season for the Winslow Bulldogs with a 57-47 win over them in the Arizona State 3A Conference semifinals.
Arizona education cuts no shock to rez
For Navajo Nation public schools, that equals about $4.86 million in cuts. The state, which is addressing a $1.6 billion revenue shortfall, announced the cuts earlier this month with Senate Bill 1006, which ...
Police Blotter: Domestic dispute results in death
4. The victim was identified as Albert Jim, 33. Police said he got into a domestic dispute with his wife, Amanda Benally Jim, 31,A and when she decided to leave and got in her car, her husband jumped on the ...
Housing nonprofit workers face 230 charges
Frank Brown, a senior investigator with the Navajo Nation White Collar Crime Unit, said Monday that charges of theft, forgery, fraud, conspiracy and abuse of office were filed with the Chinle District Court on ...
Six Candidates Will Be Interviewed For S/T Schools Superintendent Post
Six Candidates Will Be Interviewed For S/T Schools Superintendent Post The list of candidates for Snowflake School District superintendent has been pared to six, including two internal candidates, Snowflake ...
Pope names new bishop in Gallup
The vicar for clergy in the Diocese of Phoenix has been named by the Vatican as the new bishop for the Diocese of Gallup, which encompasses parts of northwestern New Mexico and most of northeastern Arizona.
Police blotter: Stick-up stunt nets 2 men 3 charges
5 as "attempted bank robbery." It began with a report to police dispatch about two men who walked into the Wells Fargo Bank and said, "This is a stickup." When police arrived, they saw four men in front of the ...
Apache Co.'s first Din sheriff inaugurated
Apache County's - and possibly Arizona's - first Navajo sheriff, Joseph Dedman Jr., center, is greeted by well-wishers after his inauguration ceremony in the Chinle Community Center Jan.
College Board Approves Calendar For Coming Year
By Tammy Gray-Searles The 2009-10 academic calendar for Northland Pioneer College was approved by the Navajo County Community College District Governing Board during a brief telephonic meeting Tuesday.
Unless, of course, you're in Randy Robinson's 9th-grade psychology class at Rock Point Community School, in which case you hear stuff like this about once a week.
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