Robert Chavez and Chris Chavez hand a section of metal roofing up
to Jayson Tom on Wednesday as they work on an energy-efficient house
near the University of New Mexico-Gallup. The 872-square-foot home
will feature energy-saving items such as radiant heat sub-floors,
south-facing windows for passive solar heating and a gray water
and rain water storage system for irrigating plants. [Photo by Jeffery
Jones/Independent] Full Story
University of New Mexico-Gallup student Colleen Palmer uses a computer
Wednesday at the Student Service Center in Gurley Hall to check
her class schedule while other students wait in line to enroll in
classes. Palmer is completing coursework for an associate degree
in psychology. [Photo by Jeffery Jones/Independent] Full
Story
Ice, ice, baby: Ice and snow cover flattened daisy stems
while frost clings to the portions that are exposed on Wednesday
morning in Gallup. Cold temperatures continue to affect the area,
and across the country ice storms have been repsonsible for hundreds
of accidents, power outages and multiple deaths. [Photo by Jeffery
Jones/Independent]
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Thursday
January 18, 2007
Selected
Stories:
UNM-G:
Classes are full, enrollment down
Decision
on Tsosie still out; Navajo Supreme Court to rule on senator's status
as a delegate
Ortega:
Commission will end duties
A Greener
Gallup; Guest home built to be environmentally friendly
Deaths
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