In his state of the nation address on Monday, President Jonathan Nez said a new bill being drafted to allocate the remaining $1.07 in ARPA funds, to be sponsored by Delegate Mark Freeland, is an attempt at compromise with the Navajo Nation Council over how to spend the money.
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With $1.07 billion in American Rescue Plan Act funds idle because the Navajo Nation Council and president’s office are divided over how to spend it, members of the Dzil Yijiin Regional Council marched on the first day of spring session Monday to express concern.
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With a toast to its 100th birthday, Indian Market kicked off its 2022 centennial celebration with a reception at the Bishop’s Lodge last Friday and an art opening at the resort’s Horseshoe Gallery.
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With COVID-19 cases continuing to trend downward, on April 5 the Navajo Department of Health issued three new public health emergency orders transitioning the Navajo Nation from “orange” to “yellow” status, which indicates the Nation now at “moderate” risk for COVID-19 transmission.
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With the retail purchase of adult-use recreational marijuana now legal in the state of New Mexico, cannabis sales kicked off with a bang on opening day last Friday, April 1.
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