From the opening of his overdue Spring Session report to sundown, some Council delegates kept President Buu Nygren in the hot seat, firing questions with urgency, and no mercy and no time limit.
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With the first legislation at the Naabik’íyáti Committee meeting on May 8, to remove Mike Halona, the Division of Natural Resources executive director, from his position, he didn’t show up and show out until after it was tabled.
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Under the boundless desert sky, the Navajo Nation stands as a giant among 574 federally recognized tribes. The largest sovereign Native nation in the world, it occupies center stage among tribal nations, and its decisions echo across Indian Country. Neighboring nations watch closely, weighing how their actions might ripple through their sovereign lands.
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The Navajo Times has chronicled the triumphs and trials of the Diné for over six decades.
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On any given day inside Rio West Mall, shoppers passing by Asdzaa Boutique are met with a warm smile from owner Jeraldine Largo and a visual feast of silvery concho belts, beaded jewelry, and tasseled handbags
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A Few Clouds
Highway 264,
I-40, WB @ Winslow