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Category Archives: March 2018
Navajos, county agree on voting procedures
The Navajo Nation and San Juan County, Utah, have reached a settlement in a 2016 lawsuit regarding access to voting for the county’s Navajo residents. The suit, filed by the Navajo Human Rights Commission and several individuals, targeted the county … Continue reading
Published in March 2018
Navajos reject bill shrinking Bears Ears
In an effort to shore up support for legislation that would codify President Trump’s changes to Bears Ears National Monument, Utah Congressman John Curtis accepted an invitation from Navajo Chapter presidents to meet with them at the Mexican Water chapter … Continue reading
Published in March 2018
Tagged Bears Ears National Monument
Broadband update
Why broadband? What are the challenges? Where do we go from here? Candidates for local public office in Montezuma County along with other citizens chewed on these pressing concerns Feb. 20 at a presentation sponsored by the City of Cortez. … Continue reading
Published in March 2018
Tagged broadband
The other side of the fence
When Mike Muñoz was five and his father Victor was still around, Mike begged to visit Disneyland. Not just for the rides or the other attractions, but for the beautiful landscaping – “the big, perfectly-formed Donald Duck- and Pluto-shaped bushes, … Continue reading
Published in March 2018, Prose and Cons