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Hot week ahead for Navajo Nation, with storms bringing relief, new fire danger

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By Donovan Quintero
| Navajo Times Verified
WINDOW ROCK High pressure will bring hot daytime temperatures to the Navajo Nation and the wider Four Corners region this week, with an extreme heat warning posted for the Grand Canyon and rising thunderstorm chances bringing both relief and new fire hazards by midweek, according to the National Weather Service offices in Flagstaff and Albuquerque.
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Man charged in Ella Mae Begay disappearance released on five-year anniversary

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By Donovan Quintero
| Navajo Times Verified
TUBA CITY Five years to the day after Ella Mae Begay disappeared from her home near Sweetwater, Arizona, the only man charged in connection with her disappearance was no longer in federal custody, a date her eldest son described as cruel. Begay, a Diné woman, was reported missing June 15, 2021, according to the FBI. Early that morning, her vehicle, a gray or silver 2005 Ford F-150 with a broken tailgate, was seen leaving her residence.
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Begay pushes health care takeover, trust land reform in presidential bid

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By Donovan Quintero
| Navajo Times Verified
TUBA CITY Jordon Begay, a Navajo Nation presidential candidate from Tonalea, Arizona, used a candidate forum to argue that the Nation must take ownership of its health care system, push Congress to loosen federal control over trust land and govern as one unit rather than three branches in conflict.
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