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 With their own two hands: ABOVE: Michell Gale and Percy Gale, work outside their home watering plants in Fruitland, NM. The Gales have worked since 1994 to build a home of their own while still living on tribal land. They have managed to do it without loans, completing the process as they live in the home. The private home provides more space for their son to play inside and out, compared to the alternative of living in a subdivision. BELOW: Michelle Gale, followed by her son Adam Gale, carry plants from their car outside their house in Fruitland. [Photo by Daniel Zollinger/Independent] 
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Tuesday No vote on Sunday liquor; Petition falls short by 33 signatures Medicine man sentenced for rape; Will serve 12 years in state prison No place like home; Process, lack of land ownership, stifle growth on the rez |
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