Public meeting about Escalade Monday may allow for comments
Bring your prepared remarks to Monday’s public meeting about the Grand Canyon Escalade because the committee will likely allow statements, Navajo Legislative officials said.
Navajo Nation postpones, moves hearing on Escalade
Navajo elected officials have decided to postpone and move the first hearing on a proposal to build a gondola tram into the Grand Canyon. In an official meeting today, the Navajo Nation Law and Order committee voted 3-0 to postpone and move the hearing. The committee...
No “drugs” involved in 3D rendition of Escalade resort
A 3D video rendition of the proposed Escalade resort caught the ire of a key proponent, who accused the makers of possibly being on drugs at the time it was made. Lamar Whitmer, one of three partners in Confluence Partners LLC, said in an interview with KTVK-TV...
Navajo President Russell Begaye ventures to To’ahide’dli, where two rivers meet
Two shepherds spied a shiny, black pickup truck crawling on dirt road near a gully that plunges into the Salt Trail Canyon in southern Bodaway. What they found inside gave them a shock.
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.