Navajo Animal Control: Increase in dog attacks during pandemic
Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez vetoed a resolution to amend criminal code Title 17 addressing vicious dogs in the Navajo Nation.
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Nez vetoes reopening of tribal parks
For weeks now, Navajo-owned touring businesses, vendors and Council delegates have requested the reopening of tribal parks at 100 percent during the tourist season.
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New variant a concern, Nez considering opening tribal parks
The Delta variant that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention describes as a “variant of concern” has not been reported on Navajo Nation, but there has been about 83 cases of the other variants found on Navajo.
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‘Once in a lifetime’: To spend $1.8 billion, Nation juggles needs
The needs in St. Michaels Chapter are not the same as Shiprock Chapter but, no matter the difference, projects with a long-term impact are what chapter officials hope American Rescue Plan Act funds will be used for.
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Costs of cleaning up: Many issues plague former Navajo Forest Products Industry site
The small community of Navajo, New Mexico, is often remembered for the thriving economy it had at one point, but those days have long since passed and now residents want to clean up contamination left by the former Navajo Forestry Products Industry Inc.
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Dewpoint: 9.0 F (-12.8 C)
Humidity: 16%
Wind: West at 42.6 gusting to61.0 MPH (37 gusting to 53 KT)
Pressure: 29.63
Highway 264,
I-40, WB @ Winslow