Gallup High School students Jaylaine Garcia,left, and Anastasia
Jim both claim an alcohol free and drug free life. Jim spends her
time skateboarding and playing the french horn and Garcia spends
her time volunteering and doing marshal arts. While talking about
a message for other youth, the two girls offered a phrase of advice,
"Think twice before you roll the dice, life is not a gamble." [Photo
by Daniel Zollinger/Independent] Full
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Ms. Northern New Mexico Alyssa Harrison clears a plate and cup from
a table at Diné Restaurant in Window Rock, Ariz. Saturday evening
during a fund raiser for the Special Olympic Navajo Nation. Harrison
and other Ms' helped in the fund raiser that made money through
the tips people left for the girls. The girls noted that several
people had left fourty dollar tips. [Photo by Daniel Zollinger/Independent]
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Last-minute
rush: Vendors are kept busy on Christmas Eve day Monday as last
minute shoppers stop in to see what they have to offer and what
types of bargains they can find outside of Earl's Restaurant on
Hwy 66. Several vendors said not only was their business pretty
good, but that they also appreciated the Richards family allowing
them to sell their work at the famous restaurant [Photo by Jeff
Jones/Independent]
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Wednesday
December 26, 2007
Selected
Stories:
The sound of
music...; High school survey shows music influences kids actions
Mission: Teach
kids Navajo; Elementary school in Page wants full-immersion Diné
culture class
El Morro on
White House Christmas tree
Navajo royalty
work as waitresses for a good cause
Deaths
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