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Tuba City families receive keys to new homes

Tuba City families receive keys to new homes

TUBA CITY, Ariz. – The Smith family, of Tuba City, had reason to celebrate, as they were one of four Navajo families moving into a brand new scattered site home.
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Flagstaff citizens encouraged to fill out, send in Census 2010 mailings

Flagstaff citizens encouraged to fill out, send in Census 2010 mailings

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – By now, citizens should have received advance notice of the upcoming Census 2012 count, reminding them that they would receive their actual Census form in the mail within a week. However, due to a vendor error, addresses were printed erroneously on the forms. In most cases, the street and zip code are [...]

Coconino County Fair offers vendor discounts to county businesses

Coconino County Fair offers vendor discounts to county businesses

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – On Labor Day weekend, September 3-6, Coconino County celebrates the 61st Annual Coconino County Fair: Bringing the Fair Back Home at Fort Tuthill County Park.
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Memphis students to bike 2,700 miles for Haiti

Memphis students to bike 2,700 miles for Haiti

MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Memphis University School seniors Court Gatliff and Christian Kauffman stopped in Winslow on March 11 while bicycling across the U.S. to raise awareness for Haiti’s lack of clean water.
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Goalkeeper Troy Perkins finds himself right at home with DC United – Washington Post

Goalkeeper Troy Perkins finds himself right at home with DC United – Washington Post

Goalkeeper Troy Perkins finds himself right at home with DC UnitedWashington PostAfter 1600 hours of rotation in the field the final year, including a month in Navajo Nation in northern Arizona, she finally joined him in Norway in summer …

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Winslow High students build a house

Winslow High students build a house

Winslow High School Onsite Construction Project shows off a student-built (with contractors assistance) house at 713 E. Maple in Winslow.
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Over $40,000 raised at HEEF Silent Auction

Over $40,000 raised at HEEF Silent Auction

PHOENIX, Ariz. – The Hopi Education Endowment Fund (HEEF) successfully raised over $40,000 during their Seventh Annual Silent Auction held March 6.
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2010 Winslow Young Artist Show

2010 Winslow Young Artist Show

Kristie Trotter, Winslow Jr. High art teacher presented the 30th annual Winslow School District art show on March 9-11 at the Old Winslow High School Gym.
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Tuba City Junior High students honored

Tuba City Junior High students honored

The counseling department of Tuba City Junior High School announces the members of the A and B honor rolls for the first semester of the 2009-2010 school year.
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Free screenings available for colon cancer

Free screenings available for colon cancer

March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness month. National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month began in 2000 when the Prevent Cancer Foundation, the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, the Foundation for Digestive Health and Nutrition, and the National Colorectal Cancer Roundtable joined forces to bring about colorectal cancer awareness.
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