ABOVE: More than a dozen members of the Navajo Nation Honor Riders
arrive on their motorcycles Tuesday at the Gallup Cultural Center
with Navajo Nation Council speaker Lawrence T. Morgan to present
care packages to the South West Indian Foundation for distribution
to US Troops in Iraq. BELOW: Members of the Navajo Nation Honor
Riders surround Navajo Nation Council Speaker Lawrence T. Morgan
as he reads a proclomation Tuesday morning at the Gallup Cultural
Center following a motorcycle run from Window Rock to Gallup. The
Care Package Honor Run began in 2003 and are a collaboration between
the Office of the Speaker, the Southwest Indian Foundation office
in Gallup, NM, and the Dept. of Navajo Veterans to provide packages
for active-duty service personel.[Photos by Jeff Jones/Independent]
Alexandria Lopez moves a piece of her Halloween display in her Utah
Circle front yard on Sunday afternoon. Lopez and her mother said
they will spend the next couple of months putting up and taking
down decorations as they holiday season approaches. [Photo by Brian
Leddy/Independent] Related Story
Everytt Begay walks past a row of signs leaning against a fence
that keeps people out of the proposed mining site in Crownpoint.
More than 30 protestors showed up at the site to voice their concerns
to officials from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and Hydro Resources
Incorporated. [Photo by Brian Leddy/Independent] Full
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Wednesday
October 24, 2007
Selected
Stories:
First 200
Days; Mendoza getting the ball rolling
Uranium legacy
outrages Congress; Waxman: 'The primary responsibility for this
tragedy rests with the federal government'
Boo-tiful; Halloween
means Fright Night in Grants
Indian country
proud of Red Soxs Ellsbury
Deaths
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