Major problems show need for partnerships
When the major issue is alcohol and substance abuse on the Navajo Nation, then it’s just not a police problem.
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Reopening of tribal parks OK’d, awaits Nez
Navajo Nation Council voted unanimously 23-0 to reopen tribal parks last Thursday.
Sponsor of the legislation Delegate Paul Begay said the main priority as a Council delegate is to help the people and with parks closed, this leaves Navajo vendors and Navajo-owned tourist businesses shut down and losing revenue.
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Navajo Transit drivers are ready to roll
Elouise James-Young has been a bus driver for Navajo Transit for nine years and with the transit system operating again after more than a year of being shut down due to the pandemic, Elouise said she is ready to get back to work.
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Penalties increased for dog attacks
The rampant stray dog population on Navajo Nation has grown to 250,000 and the Navajo Nation Council amended Title 17 of the criminal code to address dogs running at large and to establish criminal penalties for vicious dog attacks.
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Bonding family: Skate shop sponsors ‘little brother’
After skateboarding for about an hour, Santino Chischilly, 16, sat next to his older sister and niece to take a breather and to cool down at the Gallup Skate Park.
Read MoreWeather & Road Conditions
Window Rock Weather
39.9 F (4.4 C)
Dewpoint: 17.1 F (-8.3 C)
Humidity: 40%
Wind: Southwest at 9.2 MPH (8 KT)
Pressure: 29.86
Dewpoint: 17.1 F (-8.3 C)
Humidity: 40%
Wind: Southwest at 9.2 MPH (8 KT)
Pressure: 29.86
Highway 264,
I-40, WB @ Winslow