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Area in Brief
A flock of mallard ducks endures the cold in
a pond behind Wal-Mart on Maloney Avenue Thursday. — ©
2008 Gallup Independent / Cable Hoover
Agency Council
TWIN LAKES — Fort Defiance Agency Council will meet 9 a.m.,
Dec. 20, at Twin Lakes Chapter.
Christmas Dinner
BAAHAALI — Community Christmas dinner will be 10 a.m., Dec.
20, at the Baahaali Chapter. Community members are welcome.
Christmas Dinner
TOHATCHI — Tohatchi Community Chapters annual Christmas
Dinner will be 4 p.m., Dec. 20, at Tohatchi Chapter.
Christmas Parade
TOHATCHI — Parade of lights will be 5 p.m., Dec. 20, at
Tohatchi Chapter. No fee for parade. Info call 505-733-2845.
Hook a Book
MONTEZUMA CREEK, Utah — “Hook a Book to a Child”
Christmas project, as a family effort, we are collecting materials
and books to promote literacy in homes on the Navajo Nation. Collection
of: children’s books (infants through 8th grade), family
board games, arts and crafts supplies. Drop off at Montezuma Creek
Elementary School in Montezuma Creek, Utah. Last day to donate:
3 p.m., Dec. 23.
IHS Closed
WINDOW ROCK — Navajo Area Indian Health Service, all Navajo
Area IHS hospitals and health centers will be closed on Christmas
Day and Dec.26. Emergency rooms will remain open to see anyone
with medical emergencies. Those with appointments on Dec. 26 will
be rescheduled. Plan ahead to have adequate supplies of medication
on hand. Questions, talk to your health care provider.
Bingo
NASCHITTI — Bingo will be 6 p.m., Dec. 19, at Nachitti Chapter.
Lost of Christmas prizes. “To defray costs of bring children
from overseas.”
Wrapping Booth
GALLUP — Local schools, churches and community groups are
asked to help Habitat for Humanity of Gallup by volunteering to
work at Habitat’s gift wrapping booth at Rio West Mall. Info
call Keegan 505-863-7998.
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Friday
December 19, 2008
Selected
Stories:
Cash
back?
Casino axes plans for county protection, will keep their $100,000
No
final resting place:
Lawsuits claim loved-ones’ bodies moved illegally, accuse cemetery
of double-selling plots
Gallup
man faces drug charges
Rights
panel: Border-town racism still alive
County
offices to be open after Christmas
Restaurant
report
Waivers
for Desert Rock right of way raise questions
Deaths
Area in Brief
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