They arrived on land (Kin Hozhoni) where once it was a commerce center, an intersection between many other groups and Chaco Canyon. The commerce center once used coal as a fuel source. There are signs of very ancient dugouts along canyon walls. They are no longer.
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As NTEC positions itself in the energy markets, outside corporations fear the worst.
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The 24th Navajo Nation Council began its Monday, Jan. 28, 2019, session with lasting ramifications from the precedent the delegates set in such a disrespectful manner to the Navajo Nation president and vice president.
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First, what an unusual Inauguration Day. I did appreciate the welcome address by Tom Chee,...
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With nothing in mind and no expectations, I set out for the U.S. Capitol in Wááshindoon. That is, Washington, the District of Columbia, where thousands were expected for the Indigenous Peoples March, the Women’s March and the Martin Luther King Jr. March.
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