As volunteers passed out bottled water one very hot day last July, To’hajiilee Chapter President Mark Begay pointed eastward and shared a vision he has had for a long time – a pipeline that would bring fresh water to To’hajiilee, ending reliance on an aging water system that keeps breaking down (Navajo Times, July 10, 2020).
Read MoreThis week: Elsie Bowman Chase, Colleen J. Mannie, Dr. Paul R. Platero, Delora Cheryl Roanhorse, Woodrow J. Wagner Jr., Alex Thomas, Sgt. Johnson Kee John, and Emmett Francis.
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An executive order partially closing our tribal government services was reinstated by tribal President Nez and Vice President Lizer. The politicians, along with associates, are claiming the “COVID-19 monster” is still out there and waiting. Therefore, stay at home.
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The central administration and Fort Defiance Agency offices for the Office of Vital Records and Identification will be temporary closed per a Nov.18 announcement from Perphelia Fowler, director of the Division of Human Resources.
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Meet Page’s Diné health-care professionals who are risking everything to care for COVID-19 patients and non-COVID patients – the pandemic’s hidden victims of the virus.
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