Scabies reported at Chinle Elementary School
The school gave letters, dated April 15, to their students to give to their parents.
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In thrilling overtime, Chinle girls nip MV
The Chinle girls' basketball team needed a little more time to finally put away the Monument Valley Lady Mustangs on Thursday night in the opening round of the 3A North tournament.
Business
Nahata Dziil residents celebrate new shopping center
Wednesday, a spanking new shopping center opened its doors at the Sanders exit.
Opinions & Columns
Letters: Landowner supports Chaco legislation
The landowners from the Chaco Canyon area have suffered enough abuse and damage from the oil and gas companies causing major destruction of existing roads, disrespecting the landowners’ concerns about the annoying noise caused by the machineries for drilling and the mess they leave behind.
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50 Years Ago: Director takes firing complaint to the Times
Over his past six-and-a-half years in office, a lot of negative things were said by various tribal leaders about the tribe’s chairman, Raymond Nakai, but the one thing he was known for was his loyalty to the people he appointed as division directors.
Politics
April proclaimed as sexual abuse, harassment month
When first lady Phefelia Herbert-Nez and second lady Dottie Lizer took up their new positions, they also established a list of priorities.
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Humidity: 73%
Wind: Calm
Pressure: 30.27
Dewpoint: 28.9 F (-1.7 C)
Humidity: 73%
Wind: Calm
Pressure: 30.27
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Community
First annual Easter egg hunt focuses on family
Sisters Shandace, 14, and Christina Tsosie, 16, were racing around near the Window Rock powwow grounds trying to bag as many Easter eggs as they could.
Arts
Former participant now runs art competition
In 1997 contemporary Diné painter Peterson Yazzie won the high school art contest held by Northland Pioneer College, which earned him a scholarship to the school and eventually led him to become a teacher. Now the two-dimensional art instructor and faculty member helps run the same annual art competition at the college.
Music
Music as medicine: Flutist’s music is his prayer of gratitude
When he was a child growing up in Gray Mountain, Arizona, Jonah Littlesunday’s grandmother Bessie Singer used to listen to cassette tapes of world-renowned flutist R. Carlos Nakai while she did her weaving.
