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Editor's note: These summaries are taken from the official reports filed by police officers with the Window Rock headquarters.
Fruitland man killed in hit & run crash
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Shiprock breaks ground on first hotel
The Shiprock Chapter took a giant economic step forward Friday when it broke ground on its first hotel, a proposed 69,000-square-foot Best Western located near the fairgrounds.
Nurses Work to Uncover Cause of Salmonella Outbreak
Nurses can be described in many ways - as caregivers, healthcare providers, companions, and lifesavers.
Forums signal new era for CCSD
I recently had the honor of assisting with the organization of a series of public forums in the three enrollment areas served by the Central Consolidated School District.
Navajo tribe's council rejects term limits
The Navajo Nation Tribal Council on Tuesday rejected a referendum that would have imposed term limits for delegates and the speaker of the council.
-- Navajo Council OKs Funds for Second Casino
The Navajo Nation Council this week approved approximately $650,000 for the Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise to purchase a modular building to house Class II gaming in the Tse Daa K'aan Chapter, an agricultural ...
Navajo tribe's council rejects term limits
The Navajo Nation Tribal Council on Tuesday rejected a referendum that would have imposed term limits for delegates and the speaker of the council.
Pipeline would not provide irrigation
The Navajo water rights settlement also does not allow irrigation water to be taken from the pipeline.
TEMPLE: Nuke workers need help not silence
TEMPLE: Nuke workers need help not silence By John Temple , Rocky Mountain News Saturday, July 19, 2008 Quest for aid: George Tutt, 75, a former uranium miner who suffers from a severe lung condition, discusses ...
Third victim of Gallup rock slide identified
The third and last victim of last week's rock slide has been positively identified.
Cultural understanding key factor in CCSD search: Parents, staff...
Cultural sensitivity and a focus on academics rank high on the list of characteristics parents and staff from Central Consolidated School District want to see in the next superintendent.
District hosts forum for leader search
The Central Consolidated School District starts Wednesday to gather public input from across the district in the search for the next superintendent.
Putting the 'farm' in Farmington: Crop use point of discussion at agriculture day event
Marlin and Martha Saggboy look at the gravity-fed drip irrigation system set up for tomatoes and peppers at the NMSU Agricultural Science Center at Farmington during the center's 5th open house and field tour ...
Main Street accidents downs electrical lines: Seizure caused man to lose control of vehicle
A Farmington man plowed down an electric pole and streetlight post after having a seizure behind the wheel, Monday near the intersection of Main Street and Scott Avenue, police said.
Navajo council staffs Human Rights Commission
The Navajo Nation Council is moving forward with plans to staff a Human Rights Commission charged with protecting the Navajo people from discriminatory acts.
Overnight Shooting in Farmington
A shootout in Farmington involving police leaves one man wounded. Officers arrived at a domestic violence call around 8 p.m. on Aztec Street in Farmington Thursday.
Rising gas costs prompts locals to change their ways
So, how are rising gas prices changing your lifestyle? The Daily Times took to the street Wednesday and asked local residents what changes they are making as gas prices skyrocket to more than $4 a gallon.
Rising fuel prices hit Navajo residents hard
Rising fuel costs have put the gas station in this roadside community in high demand.
Troy Turner: Tell Beethoven to cowboy up
So I'm sitting here writing an e-mail when another e-mail arrived at the same time.