STC families refute bill
This week’s Navajo Times had Deswood Tome, Navajo President Ben Shelly’s special adviser, who said the “Grand Canyon Escalade project is all but guaranteed.”
AZ lawmaker, Confluence Partner Hale accused of DUI
Former Navajo Nation President Albert Hale is facing driving while intoxicated charges.
Confluence Partners still pursuing $120 million Escalade, tribe may pony up investment
Three months after the memorandum of understanding between the tribe and developers expired, the proposed $120 million Grand Canyon Escalade resort is back on the table.
President Ben Shelly on Confluence project:
Despite forging a new “Memorandum of Understanding” with prospective developers of a resort at the confluence of the Little Colorado and Colorado rivers on the Navajo Nation, President Ben Shelly says he’s about ready to tell advocates to go jump off a cliff.
Confluence Partners miss a critical deadline, plan to delay Escalade a year
A tourist attraction proposed for the Navajo side of the Grand Canyon has been delayed by a year, because the controversial plan didn’t make it on the Navajo Nation Council’s summer legislative agenda.
Stance of the People of the Confluence on Proposed Escalade
Stance of the People of the Confluence: Saturday March 17, 2012 in Tuba City, Ariz. This was read to Deswood Tome, special advisor to Navajo Nation President Ben Shelly.