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  • 1 week ago | navajotimes.com | Krista Allen

    By Donovan Quintero and Krista AllenNavajo TimesLECHEE, Ariz. – A major water infrastructure project is underway that will deliver clean, dependable water to the LeChee Chapter and the growing Antelope Canyon Economic Development Corridor. Known as the LeChee Water System Improvement project, the $43 million effort is the largest among the Western Navajo Pipeline Phase I developments and is a key step toward securing long-term water access for communities in the region.

  • 2 weeks ago | navajotimes.com | Krista Allen

    By Krista AllenNavajo TimesCANYON POINT, Utah – New Mexico’s congressional delegation is calling on the U.S. Department of the Interior to halt its efforts to revoke federal protections around the Chaco Culture National Historical Park, warning that the action threatens one of the most culturally significant landscapes in the United States. In a June 6 letter to Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, U.S. Sens. Martin Heinrich and Ben Ray Luján, and U.S. Reps.

  • 2 weeks ago | navajotimes.com | Krista Allen

    CANYON POINT, Utah A protest is underway outside The Door Christian Fellowship Church in Gallup, following backlash over a TikTok video that appears to mock Diné ceremonial practices. The video believed to depict a The Door church play, shows actors portraying traditional Diné healing rituals in a derogatory manner, sparking outrage among community members who view it as an act of religious and cultural disrespect.

  • 4 weeks ago | cincinnatichildrens.org | Evaline Alessandrini |Krista Allen |Jeff Anderson

    Local Families Help Celebrate Opening of Cincinnati Children’s Loveland Primary Care Cincinnati Children’s Loveland Primary Care has begun seeing pediatric patients, and the opening of the new location was celebrated today with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that included local families, medical providers and government officials.

  • 1 month ago | navajotimes.com | Krista Allen

    CANYON POINT, UtahA resolution introduced in the Navajo Nation Council is drawing sharp lines between the Legislative and Executive branches, recommending the removal of five top division directors who have yet to be confirmed by the Council, some of whom have held their positions for over a year.

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