As part of the bankruptcy settlement, Frontier had agreed to cut $10 billion in debt. Without the capacity to build new infrastructure, they said, they had no choice but to cap connections. But, they said, they were working on a solution.
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Shelter Music Boston brings serious music to an unexpected audience — residents of homeless shelters and addiction recovery programs. The Native American Composer Apprentice Project encourages people you would least expect to write a string quartet — Native teenagers — to do just that.
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Hope MacDonald LoneTree, a former Navajo Nation Council delegate and the daughter of former tribal chairman Peter MacDonald, started a new job Monday as deputy commissioner of the Administration for Native Americans.
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African-American and Indigenous history are colorful intertwined threads that run through the tapestry of the American story, sometimes unnoticed in the dense fabric and sometimes prominently displayed.
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For once, something is going right on the Navajo Nation. Like, very, very right.
Some 44.5% of Navajos living on the reservation have been vaccinated for COVID-19 at least once. That’s more than any state in the union (the closest competitor is Alaska at 15.2%). Way more than the country as a whole (12.8%). And more than any country in the world except the tiny, oil-rich United Arab Emirates (44.8%).
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