Letters

When I served on the Navajo Housing Authority Board of Commissioners, a rigorous application and interview process had gone through and the results were 59 out of 139 applicants who applied. Yours truly was one of the eight selected by a group of interviewers who sit as Council delegates today.

I am writing this letter so that former uranium workers who are covered for medical benefits under the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (aka the act) will be made aware of possible fraudulent money activity made by medical supply companies throughout the United States.

This year’s rerun of witty J. Ahasteen’s neatly expressive cartoons in the Dec. 28 issue of the Navajo Times was so hilariously entertaining as well as forceful reminders of reality.

[W]hy do our Navajo Nation leaders make hasty decisions to purchase 16,379 acres of land in Colorado (195 miles south of Denver, to be exact) for $23 million while our Navajo people wait their whole lives to get the basic necessities such as running water?

On Oct. 30, Police Officer Alphonso Haven came to the rescue of a Montana World War II veteran...