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Adoptable: This
is just two of the wonderful pets waiting at the Gallup-McKinley County
Humane Society on N. Hwy. 491. Adoption fee includes first vaccinations
and spay or neuter. Please help stop animal overpopulation by spaying
and neutering your pets. A low-income program is now available through
the shelter. [Courtesy Photo] |

Road Improvement: Apache County road workers grade County Road
450 last fall. The county, which is responsible for the maintenance of
more than 900 miles of roads across 11,205 square miles. It faces unique
challenges because of the county's growing population and rural lifestyle.
[Courtesy Photo]

Thoreau winds district opener: From left; Thoreau Hawks Loy Begay,
Michael Franusco and Alray Billy watch the final seconds of overtime against
the Cuba Rams Friday night. The Hawks lost the game at Thoreau High by
one point. [Photo by John A. Bowersmith/Independent]
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Weekend
January 21, 2006
Selected Stories:
Payday loan robbed
White accuses Hounshell of being behind his
recall
N.M. Legislature considering legal medical
marijuana
Low-income residents can get tax help this
year
Spiritual Perspectives; Diabetes and
Navajo Teaching
Deaths
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