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The McKinley County Sheriffs Department put their new DWI Enforcement
vehicle on display Monday in front of the County Courthouse in downtown
Gallup, opening the vehicle up for interested people to look inside
and ask questions about the newest piece of equipment in the war
against intoxicated drivers. [Photo by Jeff Jones/Independent]
Raymond Duboise with A.S. Horner Construction Co. guides a concrete
cutting saw across the almost completed Muñoz overpass June
20. Duboise is cutting small lines in the overpass so when the temperatures
drop the road does not freeze and form ice. [Photo by Matt Hinshaw/Independent]
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Drivers may come across Route 66 road graphics while driving through
Gallup. The designs are part of an effort to reconize the famous
roadway that passes through Gallup. The road, established in 1926,
originally stretched nearly 2,500 miles from Chicago to Los Angeles.
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Tuesday
June 26, 2007
Selected
Stories:
Rush-hour relief;
Businesses happy to see Muñoz overpass open
Water claims
to be settled?; Hearing set for Navajo-Gallup water agreement, path
for pipeline
Sky City
Cultural Center features food exhibit; Smithsonian's 'Key Ingredients'
focuses on historical, cultural nature of food
Route 66 logos
stenciled on The Mother Road
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