Joseph Burnham teaches a freshman religion class in a room with
a handful of empty seats. Though enrollment high school grades is
healthy, the enrollment of the elementary grades are down. The superintendent,
Angelo DiPaolo expressed that is was a corcern to see this trend,
but was quick to state that similar happenings are occurring at
other schools. Despite the drop in enrollment in the lower grades,
DiPaolo remains confident that the school offers a "solid Catholic
product" for students. [Photo by Daniel Zollinger/Independent] Full
Story
Tom Crow owns and runs Compassion Mortuary in Grants, NM. A former
Gallup resident, Crow bought the mortuary in 2004. Crow said that
his business offers burials for as little as $1,300 and he recommends
that his clients make their final arrangements based on their budgetary
limitations. [Photo by Jeff Jones/Independent] Full
Story
Back again: Chay Squally watches the Cellicion Dance Group from
Zuni while Sommer Sanchez looks off in the distance on Monday evening.
Squally and Sanchez, who are from the Nisqually Reservation in Washingtion,
visited the dances last year as well. [Photo by Brian Leddy/Independent]
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Thursday
August 30, 2007
Selected
Stories:
Desperately
seeking students; Enrollment also down in Gallup Catholic Schools
Gaming money
OKd
Eternally
green; Ecological burial offers final gesture to protect the environment
Bi-County
Fair begins Friday
Deaths
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