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Paul Natonabah, longtime Navajo Times photographer, dies at 82

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By Krista Allen Verified
| Navajo Times Verified
DÁ’DEESTŁ’IN HÓTSAA Paul Natonabah, whose photographs documented more than four decades of Diné history for the Navajo Times, died Saturday, July 25. He was 82. Natonabah, who was born June 7, 1944, became one of the newspaper’s most recognizable staff members through assignments that took him from government hearings and breaking news to basketball gyms, football fields, rodeo arenas and chapter communities. Then-Managing Editor Chet MacRorie hired Natonabah as a photographer and writer in 1971.
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Jones, Curley expected to name running mates Monday

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By Krista Allen Verified
| Navajo Times Verified
DÁ’DEESTŁ’IN HÓTSAA Justin Jones and Speaker Crystalyne Curley are expected to announce their running mates Monday, which would complete the two presidential tickets for the Nov. 3 Navajo Nation general election. Jones and Curley placed first and second, respectively, in the 16-candidate presidential field, according to unofficial results from the July 21 primary. Jones received 15,039 votes, or 31.04% of the presidential vote, while Curley received 8,546 votes, or 17.64%.
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Council opens Summer Session with water, funding and oversight on agenda

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By Krista Allen Verified
| Navajo Times Verified
DÁ’DEESTŁ’IN HÓTSAA The Navajo Nation Council opened its 2026 Summer Session Monday with quarterly reports from government leaders and a long list of legislation involving funding, wages, veterans programs and public safety. The session opened at 10 a.m. in the Council Chamber and is scheduled to continue daily through Friday. The Council website continued to list the agenda as proposed Monday morning.
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