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Meeting about Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Agreement in Tuba City

Meeting about Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Agreement in Tuba City

by Halne'e | Mar 9, 2024 | News

What: Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Agreement When/where: 2-6 p.m. Monday, March 11, 2024 at Tuba City Chapter House, Tuba City AZ Discussion Topics: Indian Water Rights Law and the Navajo Nation’s proposed comprehensive water rights settlement...
Families impacted by proposed Big Canyon Dam write a letter to Feds

Families impacted by proposed Big Canyon Dam write a letter to Feds

by Halne'e | Mar 9, 2024 | News

Save the Confluence sent a letter March 4 to a federal commission asking to deny a feasibility study for a pumped-hydro dam near the Lower Little Colorado River in Western Navajo Nation.

Feds wants comments about Big Canyon Storage Project

Feds wants comments about Big Canyon Storage Project

by Halne'e | Feb 20, 2024 | News

A federal regulatory commission is giving people with an interest in the proposed Big Canyon Pumped Storage Project  in Western Navajo Nation a month to submit comments about a pending preliminary permit.

Reliving Tribal Neglect and Political Oppression

Reliving Tribal Neglect and Political Oppression

by Halne'e | Oct 31, 2023 | Economic Development, Environment

Some of you may remember the hard fought battle with the proposed Escalade resort that we Grassroots People of The Confluence area were forced to be involved in which culminated in a resounding defeat for the developers.

SLIDESHOW: Navajo leaders visit Grand Canyon East rim

SLIDESHOW: Navajo leaders visit Grand Canyon East rim

by Halne'e | Sep 27, 2023 | News

Up to 50 people attended  the Save the Confluence Community Cookout & Gathering on Saturday, Sept. 23, on the western Navajo Nation.

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