Navajo Nation will be going from orange to yellow COVID-19 status starting Monday.
With case numbers seeing all-time lows, it was announced during Wednesday’s town hall that the Navajo Nation would loosen its restrictions slightly.
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A year ago, the well-known Ed’s Café on Mutton Alley was still owned and operated by Mariah Dooline’s grandmother but a year later the 28-year-old has taken over.
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After President Jonathan Nez gave the state of the Navajo Nation address during the spring session, Delegate Edmund Yazzie requested that Nez inform first lady Jill Biden of the need for a new Gallup Indian Medical Center to be built when she visits the Navajo Nation today and Friday.
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It was unprecedented when in 1979 a breach in a holding pond at United Nuclear Corporation’s Church Rock uranium mill released 94 million gallons of radioactive tailings into the Puerco River, which was heavily relied upon by nearby Navajo communities.
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Some 4,000 Johnson & Johnson vaccines were administered to Navajo people and no negative side effects have been seen, but on Monday the Navajo Nation reported it is suspending the use of this vaccine.
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