President Jonathan Nez’s initiative to provide the Navajo Nation’s Missing & Murdered Diné Women & Relatives (MMIW/MMIR) guidelines mirrors a mask for Halloween, and that is what it is a mask.
It has taken the Navajo Nation president a year and a half to assist Navajo families of MMIW/MMIR. An entire year and half!
In the Navajo Times article, “Recount certification likely to take place,” Donovan Quintero explains issues within the voting system from the current 2022 Navajo Nation presidential election.
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In 2017, while working with Peabody’s Kayenta Mine, I was involved with a project to provide water to the families within the Kayenta Mine Lease area.
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October signifies the beginning of the Navajo Cultural New Year, as accented by the changing seasons, and with the significance of the Night Way Chant, commonly known as Yé’ii Bicheii.
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I am a community voter from District 7: Low Mountain Chapter. I have a big concern on our roads that we use daily by us individuals, schools, and tribal, state, and federal officials.
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Highway 264,
I-40, WB @ Winslow