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Families battling Grand Canyon East rim development call for help

Families battling Grand Canyon East rim development call for help

by Halne'e | Oct 24, 2017 | News

Families in a battle to stop a development bill that proposes to locate a tram at the Grand Canyon Eastern rim, are appealing to Navajo voters.

Navajo lawmakers schedule Escalade special session

Navajo lawmakers schedule Escalade special session

by Halne'e | Oct 17, 2017 | News

Navajo lawmakers schedule Escalade special session.

Escalade opponents thank supporters

Escalade opponents thank supporters

by Halne'e | Oct 13, 2017 | News

Opponents of a proposal to build a controversial resort and gondola at the Grand Canyon East rim are planning something different this weekend.

Escalade may skip Navajo’s fall session

Escalade may skip Navajo’s fall session

by Halne'e | Oct 5, 2017 | News

Escalade bill up for a special session?

Grand Canyon Escalade bill stalled for now

Grand Canyon Escalade bill stalled for now

by Halne'e | Sep 10, 2017 | News

Developers, opponents lobby Navajo lawmakers over Grand Canyon Escalade bill

Unpopular Escalade bill could get makeover

Unpopular Escalade bill could get makeover

by Halne'e | Jul 20, 2017 | News

A Navajo lawmaker apparently is open to ironing out unpopular features of the Grand Canyon Escalade bill.

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