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Area in Brief
Book/Computer Sale
GALLUP — Book and
computer sale will be 8:30 a.m.-12 p.m., Oct. 11, at the Gallup
Catholic School Gym.
Board Meeting
CROWNPOINT — Navajo
Technical College Board of Trustees regular board meeting will
be 9 a.m., Oct. 11, at the NTC President’s Conference Room,
Crownpoint. More info call 505-786-4151.
Members Needed
GALLUP — Care 66
is planning several events and is need of event managers and committee
members. Events are: National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness
Week Nov. 16-22; Third annual Care 66 Gala, Dinner and Dance March
7, 9. If interested call Geri Moore, 1-505-722-0066 or 1-505-722-5412,
geri@care66.org.
DV/Doggy Walk
GALLUP — Battered
families services Inc., Annual DV and Doggy Walk, will be 10:30
a.m., Oct. 11. Walk will begin at the Gallup Cultural Center and
proceed along Route 66 to Ford Canyon Park. Wear brightly colored
clothes, bring posters and signs to show support. Picnic lunch
included. Some treats for the dogs.
Arts/Crafts Fair
ACOMA — Laguna Sports
and Wellness Department annual fall arts and crafts fair will
be 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Oct. 11, at the K’awaika Center Conference
Center (Old Laguna-Acoma High School). More info call Tim 505-552-7243.
Art Show
GALLUP — Area youth
grades K-12 are invited to submit handcrafted or hand made original
art for a juried art show at the Oct. 11 “Celebrating Life:
Youth Street Festival.”. Entries accepted from 6-8 p.m.,
Oct. 10 at Miyamura High School cafeteria.Info call Dee 505-722-4407
ext. 106.
Recycle America
GALLUP — On Oct.
11 and Oct. 18, the McKinley Citizens’ Recycling Council
is sponsoring Plastic Days at the Recycle America Warehouse on
Historic Route 66 East. Asking citizens to help sort and bale
the plastic collected anytime between 8 a.m.-12 p.m. Interested
individuals or for more info call Betsy 722-9257 or Sheryl 722-2021.
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Friday
October 10, 2008
Selected
Stories:
Tearful James tells
about killing friend
DWI study calls for fewer
reduced pleas
A house divided
— Atmosphere of intolerance means candidate signs
go missing
Motel manager arrested
for growing pot
American Indian
veterans
to receive N.M. tax refunds
Deaths
Area in Brief
Native American Section
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