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Wearing their traditional outfits, kénitsaai, dootł’izhí and béésh łigaii, former Miss Navajo Nation titleholders, from left to right, Crystal Littleben (2017-18), Crystalyne Curley (2011-12), and Shaandiin Paul Parrish (2019-21) pose outside the Navajo Nation Council Chamber in Tsébigháhoodzání on Tuesday evening. The former titleholders are running for Council. (Photo by Krista Allen, Navajo Times)
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Former Miss Navajo Nation titleholders run for delegate seats

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Navajo Times CEO/Publisher Tom Arviso Jr. and Olivia Benally, finance director, inside the press room at the Navajo Times in Tsébigháhoodzání. Arviso, the newspaper’s longtime publisher, is retiring. Benally, who worked alongside Arviso for nearly 20 years, will take the helm May 9.
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First Diné woman to head Navajo Times

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Navajo Police Chief Philip Francisco walks down a roll of newly recruited police officers at the Navajo Police Training Academy on Jan. 2 in Chinle, Arizona.(Photo by Sharon Chischilly/Navajo Times)
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Navajo police need 775 new officers, report says

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A Netflix crewmember gets footage of Chinle basketball coach Raul Mendoza talking to his team during filming of the documentary “Basketball or Nothing,” in this file photo last year. The film was chosen as the best sports documentary at the 11th Annual Realscreen Awards ceremony. (Photo courtesy of Navajo Times)
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‘Basketball or Nothing’ wins documentary award

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Kristina Gonzales-Wartz, is laboratory technician and manager at the Antibody Biology Unit of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, part of the National Institutes of Health. (Photo courtesy of Kristina Gonzales-Wartz via the Navajo Times)
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On the front line: Diné scientist working toward COVID cure

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Navajo Nation Police stand outside one of Dineh Benally's hemp farms on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2020. The police were implementing a restraining order against the farms. (Photo by Sharon Chischilly, Navajo Times)
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Navajo police start shutting down hemp farms

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