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Nun murdered in N.M. like 'mom' to parishioner
Sister Magdalena has returned home - empty now in the absence of a roommate who had worked so hard to empower people on the Navajo Indian Reservation.
Police Blotter: Coppermine man charge in stabbing death
15. It began with a woman calling in saying that a pregnant woman had been stabbed.
Ed Scott, 48, Roann, died Oct. 9, 2009, from injuries sustained in an automobile accident in Tippecanoe County.
the Codetalkers-Window Rock Park
Many will remember, and a few may have been saved by, the Navajo Code Talkers of WWII.
Police Blotter: Couple lead police on chase over a hat
It all began about 11:13 a.m. on Sept. 13 at the home of Claudina Yazzie's parents in the Navajo Housing Authority complex in Jeddito, Ariz.
TOP: Henry Yabah's older sister Annie Douglas hugs her long-lost brother's arm during their reunion Saturday in Pretty Rock, N.M. Douglas had not seen her brother since they were separated more than 70 years ago.
The oil painting depicts a Navajo warrior, his face clenched in determination. He is defiantly holding up a bow, riding a white horse.
New council districts plan no easy task
But it can't and that's why the Navajo Election Administration is trying to convince the Navajo Nation Supreme Court to reverse its decision requiring an election on council reduction within the next six months.
Salazar, Echo Hawk get an earful from delegates
After a brief tour of Fort Defiance and Window Rock, U.S. Interior Assistant Secretary Larry Echo Hawk, left, and U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar held a press conference with President Joe Shirley Jr.
Navajoland Declines P.B.'s Choice for Interim Bishop
The annual convocation of the Navajoland Area Mission adopted overwhelmingly an amended resolution to defer the election of an interim bishop until September.
[ENS] NAVAJOLAND: Convocation delegates approve plan for September...
From "Matthew Davies" Date Mon, 15 Jun 2009 06:07:47 -0400 >Episcopal News Service >June 14, 2009 NAVAJOLAND: Convocation delegates approve plan for September episcopal election >By Pat McCaughan [Episcopal News Service] Delegates to the 33rd annual Convocation of the Episcopal Church in Navajoland June 12-14 overwhelmingly approved creation of a ...
Utah Priest Nominated for Bishop of Navajoland
Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori has nominated the Rev. Canon David E. Bailey, canon to the ordinary and deployment officer for the Diocese of Utah, to be the next Bishop of Navajoland.
Navajo Area IHS projects get cash boost
The projects are part of a $500 million infusion into the resource-strapped IHS announced Friday by the service's new director, former University of Arizona medical school professor Yvette Roubideaux, in a telephone press conference from Washington, D.C. "I'm really grateful to President Obama for allocating these critical resources to Indian ...
Police Blotter: Navajo police plan saturation patrols
The Arizona Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Division, conducts a roadblock April 29 at the port of entry in Tse Bonito, N.M. Officials were stopping diesel-powered vehicles and checking for illegal fuel.
Child Abuse Prevention Walk: Stepping out against abuse
The community of Ganado, Ariz., was challenged on Thursday to consider how its children should be cared for and to consider ways residents can support each other in preventing child abuse.
Could McDonalds Really Kill You?
One Naperville couple found McDonalds was almost deatly. Sitting in a carpark in eastern Arizona, beneath a giant set of iconic golden arches outside a McDonald's restaurant, in their Chevy Trailblazer, a couple were crushed inside their vehicle.
McDonald's Golden Arches Fall On Top Of a Suv
Navajo acting police chief Steven Nelson said the 'winds were pretty bad'' Wednesday, when a McDonalds restaurant sign blew off the pole it was attached and smashed into the vehicle parked underneath it.
The golden arches of a McDonald's restaurant fell on top of a car
Navajo acting police chief Steven Nelson said the 'winds were pretty bad'' Wednesday, when a McDonalds restaurant sign blew off the pole it was attached and smashed into the vehicle parked underneath it.
McDonald's sign crushes visiting couple More
High winds on Wednesday toppled the McDonald's restaurant's golden arch onto a sports utility vehicle while a couple was sitting inside at the restaurant's Window Rock parking lot.
Navajo speaker presents idea of 51st virtual state
Mark Charles would like Native Americans to start thinking outside the box about themselves and their political voice _ or lack of voice _ in the United States.
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