Judge sides with Grayeyes in residency dispute
A Utah judge has confirmed newly elected San Juan County (Utah) Commissioner Willie Grayeyes is indeed a resident of the county
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Former election board wants exoneration
Just when you thought the fallout from the 2014 election was over, the election supervisors who were ousted by the Navajo Nation Supreme Court during the Chris Deschene controversy are asking to be exonerated.
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Tribe finds money to keep scholarships going
Recipients of Navajo Nation scholarships whose funding was held up by the government shutdown will get some relief,
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San Juan County’s first majority-Navajo commission sworn in
When Mark Maryboy took the oath to be San Juan County’s first Navajo commissioner back in 1985, he recalled, there were three people in the audience.
Today, as Willie Grayeyes and Mark’s brother Kenneth Maryboy were sworn in to the county’s first majority Navajo commission, it was standing room only.
2018: a year of schism
As political polarization continued on the national level this year, the scene was mirrored here on the Navajo Nation.
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Dewpoint: 23.0 F (-5.0 C)
Humidity: 39%
Wind: Southwest at 12.7 gusting to20.7 MPH (11 gusting to 18 KT)
Pressure: 30.14
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