Within the past year, “PPE,” “N95,” “social distancing,” “comfort baking” and the admonition of the year, “Mute yourself!” have, shall we say, gone viral. There’s also the world’s newest career: contact tracer.
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If you were to make a list of the world’s most exciting careers, “librarian” probably wouldn’t even make the top 100. But in Irving Nelson’s 43-year stint with the Navajo Nation Library, he’s battled poisonous spiders, spent hours in an asbestos-ridden basement, walked miles in a blizzard and taken epic cross-country road trips just so you and the rest of the Navajo public can have something good to read.
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Navajo Times photographer Sharon Chischilly has received a grant from Italian-Cuban photographer Manuello Paganelli recognizing her work documenting the COVID-19 pandemic on the Navajo Nation.
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The city of Winslow made history on Nov. 3 by electing Roberta “Birdie” Wilcox Cano to be the first Native American mayor of the iconic Route 66 hub.
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Meet Page’s Diné health-care professionals who are risking everything to care for COVID-19 patients and non-COVID patients – the pandemic’s hidden victims of the virus.
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