Possible solutions to curb animal overpopulation discussed
Discussions on how to improve funding issues and how to manage animal overpopulation on the Navajo Nation were held on Tuesday.
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Diné artist focuses on Native homelessness
Diné artist Armond Antonio displays his artwork for his show, “Walking in Gallup,” and brings attention to the way unhoused Native people within Gallup are dehumanized.
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Small business provides care packages to Diné elders
Elizabeth McKenzie, 34, owner of Howdy Cakes in Albuquerque, started a personal project a couple years ago to provide residents of Navajoland Nursing Home in Chinle with care packages around the Christmas and Easter holidays.
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Nation takes steps to confront animal overpopulation
On Tuesday the Budget and Finance Committee tabled a bill (No. 0052-22) that would provide funding to spay, neuter, deworm, microchip and vaccinate more than 4,000 animals for Navajo Nation residents.
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Museum may be moved to Parks & Rec
The Resources and Development Committee discussed a bill to eliminate the Navajo Nation Museum as its own department and place it under the Parks and Recreation Department.
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66.0 F (18.9 C)
Dewpoint: 26.1 F (-3.3 C)
Humidity: 22%
Wind: Southwest at 8.1 MPH (7 KT)
Pressure: 30.09
Dewpoint: 26.1 F (-3.3 C)
Humidity: 22%
Wind: Southwest at 8.1 MPH (7 KT)
Pressure: 30.09
Highway 264,
I-40, WB @ Winslow