Gallup area news

Navajo Language Renaissance

Ya'at'ééh FB'er (nijin), Kodóó yee' beeso naadeinikeed, Táá' dóó dįį' Dine Bizaad bohoo'aah anáádoolniił kwiinizin go yáál bee adooł.

Greetings FB'er. We are asking for donations for Level 3 and 4. We need funds to start the next levels, please donate, everything counts.

Ahxehee' nitsaago. Thank you very much.

Navajo Times

NEWS

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Flags ordered at half-staff for code talker Samuel Tso

http://navajotimes.com/news/2012/0512/051012tso.php

Flags ordered at half-staff for code talker Samuel Tso

navajotimes.com

President Ben Shelly has ordered the Navajo Nation flag to be flown at half-staff beginning on May 10 through sundown on May 14.

 

Indian Country Today Media Network

Samuel Tso, Navajo Code Talker Walks On

Article here…
http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2012/05/10/samuel-tso-navajo-code-talker-walks-on-112318?utm_medium=social&utm_content=samuel-tso-navajo-code-talker-walks-on-112318&utm_campaign=fb-posts

 

 

Gallup Pride

GALLUP PRIDE 2012 JULY 14th Downtown Square
LIVE FREE
LIVE WELL
LIVE WITH PRIDE........

 

Gallup Pride

Interested in vying for the 2012-2013 Miss Gallup Pride Title....Application packets will be available by Friday May 11, 2012. You can download it here on face book or at Gallup prides website @ galluppride.com. Please submit your entries via email to ginger.lachey@yahoo.com. If you have questions regarding the application you can call 505-409-4733. GALLUP PRIDE DAY is JULY 14th, 2012. Hard copies of the application will also be available at the Gallup Octavia Fellin Public Library, you may ask for Betty Martin, Assistant Director to the library for the location of the application packets. Thank you.

 

Navajo Language Renaissance

Amasaní hooghandi nadzah jini. Bitsoi ei binááł na'alkid. Amasaní shii bitsoi neideełkid, "Nicheii shą'?" "Da'ak'ehdi na'ashood," nijini. "Yaadilah oolye," nijini amasaní.

 

Indian Country Today Media Network

Cities in the Desert Are Thirsty for Navajo Water

Story here…
http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/ict_sbc/cities-in-the-desert-are-thirsty-for-navajo-water?utm_medium=social&utm_content=cities-in-the-desert-are-thirsty-for-navajo-water&utm_campaign=fb-posts

 

National Native News

Navajo Code Talker Samuel Tso is interviewed by National Native News Anchor Antonia Gonzales in Gallup, New Mexico. During the interview last year at a parade, Tso talked about his service in World War II. He passed away Wednesday in Farmington, New Mexico.