The tumultuous teens: a decade of upheaval
The teen years are noted for being stormy, and the 2010s on the Navajo Nation were no exception.
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Illegal dumping proves a sticky issue
Pliny Draper estimates the five-and-a-half-acre illegal dump site near his home in Del Muerto, Arizona, is older than he is.
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Elder reclaims grazing land, with a little help
Joan Delgai had always run a few sheep on the grazing permit she inherited from her parents in Cornfields, Arizona. But after 44 years as a teacher, she decided three-and-a-half years ago to retire and go back to the land full-time.
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NM man pleads guilty in officer’s death
Kirby Cleveland could face up to life in prison for the fatal shooting of Houston Largo, 27, of Thoreau, in March of 2017.
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PRC hearings: Northern Navajo’s economy hangs in the balance
Still stunned over the closure of the Navajo Generating Station, the Navajo Nation could soon be reeling over the closure of another power plant across the state line.
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