Forest driving wanes
The Coconino National Forest proposes to close nearly 2,000 miles of roads and allow off-road vehicles on just 25 miles of trails.
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The Coconino National Forest proposes to close nearly 2,000 miles of roads and allow off-road vehicles on just 25 miles of trails.
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Major water pipelines are now in the works for the eastern
Navajo Nation, including a Farmington to Shiprock pipeline that is
under construction and which will be fed by the Animas River. It’s
slated
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The clash over snowmaking on the San Francisco Peaks is only a small part of far-reaching secret negotiations that hold Flagstaff’s future in the balance.
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While some city governments in the Southwest are talking about
how to conserve more water per person, the Navajo Nation is
planning just the opposite.
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A Flagstaff native and the commander of the largest Air National
Guard fighter wing in the country was promoted to the rank of
brigadier general in Tucson on March 4.
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Navajo Nation looks aheadArizona Daily SunAt the table are Arizona Public Service, landowners in the Little Colorado River watershed, industrial users, cities like Flagstaff and Winslow, …Dineh pay dearly for waterArizona Daily Sunall 2 news articles »
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Military Notes: Flagstaff soldier injured in IraqArizona Daily SunShortly after his injury, Corrales returned to Arizona for two weeks of leave, during which he visited with family and friends. …
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The Coconino National Forest proposes to close nearly 2,000 miles of roads and allow off-road vehicles on just 25 miles of trails.
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Neighbor Notes: Flagstaff High plans 10-year reunionArizona Daily SunA reunion for the Flagstaff High School class of 2000 is being planned for June 25-27. Of the 250-plus students in the graduating class, only 98 have been …But what is that smell?Arizona Daily Sunall 3 news articles »
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Like it or not, snowmaking still in playArizona Daily SunAs Cyndy Cole reports today, a federal study has found that Flagstaff, along with most other communities in the region and even Grand Canyon National Park, …and more »
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