As the ongoing coronavirus pandemic presents new challenges, I encourage everyone to reflect on what we have learned since the start of the pandemic nearly two years ago. We have collected a wealth of preventive knowledge and information about coronavirus; therefore, it is up to us to apply this to our daily routine. Continue to practice these preventive measures daily.
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Uranium mining stopped on the Navajo Nation in the 1980s but contaminated uranium waste from decades of mining continues to leak into groundwater supplies.
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In November I shared some hopeful news about measures that each of us can take to mitigate the impact of COVID in our community. The children’s vaccine, the booster and the monoclonal antibody treatment offer the potential to strengthen our defenses against COVID and provide an opportunity for us to move beyond the current bleak outlook of the pandemic.
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I thought of taking this opportunity to recognize and praise the work of two female delegates who I believe are performing an outstanding job on behalf of the Navajo Nation – Eugenia Charles-Newton and Amber Crotty. As always, my comments are short and to the point.
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Have you ever walked 3,044 miles or ventured on a 134-day journey?
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Highway 264,
I-40, WB @ Winslow