Online petitions grows to 60,333 to save the Confluence
More than 60,000 petition signatures from Navajos and also from worldwide were counted by Navajo officials. Only 131 supported the Grand Canyon Escalade.
Escalade bill hearing expected in Monument Valley
The Escalade bill’s first hearing is 10 a.m. Monday, Sept. 26 in Monument Valley.
Escalade resort bill may have its first hearing later this month; “missing comments” found and will be counted
Navajo officials said on Friday a bill that seeks a $65 million loan of the tribe to start the Escalade resort may have a hearing later this month, and online comments that were missing have been found and resubmissions have been accepted.
Navajo officials: Most online comments on Escalade bill missing
Navajo tribal officials said on Wednesday they counted only one-eighth of the tens of thousands of comments filed online last week opposing the proposed Escalade development.
What are next steps for proposed Escalade bill?
Now that Navajo Nation Council Delegate Ben Bennett, from Eastern Navajo, has introduced legislation supporting the proposed Grand Canyon Escalade, what is next?
Save the Confluence gets worldwide support opposing Proposed Escalade
Opponents of the Proposed Grand Canyon Escalade sent more than 32,000 online comments to the Navajo Nation Council opposing constrtruction of a gondola and a resort at the Grand Canyon Eastern Rim.