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•	Hopi Arts Trail connects visitors to Hopi culture
•	Hopi Festival of Arts July 6-7 at Museum of Northern Arizona
•	Peregrine Fund: tough winter season for California condors in Arizona and Utah
•	Can you spell 'tension'? Arizona teens compete in National Spelling Bee
•	Paving work begins on Navajo Route 20
•	Hopis sue Wachovia for investment fraud
•	Tuba City and Moencopi Entrepreneurship Summit June 6
•	Tribal members combat unspoken crisis of HIV on Navajo Nation
•	Navajo County installs solar panels to power county buildings
•	Nik Wallenda to walk tightrope over Little Colorado River June 23
•	Navajo Generating Station lease extension talks stall
•	ADOT to begin paving N20 in May
•	Resources and Development Committee presses public water systems program officials for accomplishments and drinking water data
•	Dry conditions could make for tough fire season in northern Arizona
•	Free telescope viewing June 8-15 at Grand Canyon National Park
•	Bright Angel Trail renovation complete at Grand Canyon
•	Arizona posts one of nation's steepest teen birth drops, but rate remains high
•	Arizona officials push plan to 'reinvent' social services during Washington visit
•	Twin Arrows Casino and Resort opens Memorial Day weekend on Navajo Nation
•	Navajo and Hopi Honor Riders make annual run honoring fallen soldiers

Local

•	Hopi Arts Trail connects visitors to Hopi culture
•	Hopi Festival of Arts July 6-7 at Museum of Northern Arizona
•	Peregrine Fund: tough winter season for California condors in Arizona and Utah
•	Can you spell 'tension'? Arizona teens compete in National Spelling Bee
•	Paving work begins on Navajo Route 20
•	Hopis sue Wachovia for investment fraud
•	Tribal members combat unspoken crisis of HIV on Navajo Nation
•	Navajo County installs solar panels to power county buildings
•	Nik Wallenda to walk tightrope over Little Colorado River June 23
•	Navajo Generating Station lease extension talks stall
•	ADOT to begin paving N20 in May
•	Resources and Development Committee presses public water systems program officials for accomplishments and drinking water data
•	Dry conditions could make for tough fire season in northern Arizona
•	Free telescope viewing June 8-15 at Grand Canyon National Park
•	Bright Angel Trail renovation complete at Grand Canyon
•	Arizona posts one of nation's steepest teen birth drops, but rate remains high
•	Twin Arrows Casino and Resort opens Memorial Day weekend on Navajo Nation
•	Navajo and Hopi Honor Riders make annual run honoring fallen soldiers
•	First Four Forest Restoration Initiative project likely to begin in June
•	Cellular One partners with Ericsson to upgrade entire Four Corners area network

Regional

•	Hopi Arts Trail connects visitors to Hopi culture
•	Hopi Festival of Arts July 6-7 at Museum of Northern Arizona
•	Peregrine Fund: tough winter season for California condors in Arizona and Utah
•	Can you spell 'tension'? Arizona teens compete in National Spelling Bee
•	Paving work begins on Navajo Route 20
•	Hopis sue Wachovia for investment fraud
•	Tribal members combat unspoken crisis of HIV on Navajo Nation
•	Navajo County installs solar panels to power county buildings
•	Nik Wallenda to walk tightrope over Little Colorado River June 23
•	Navajo Generating Station lease extension talks stall
•	ADOT to begin paving N20 in May
•	Resources and Development Committee presses public water systems program officials for accomplishments and drinking water data
•	Dry conditions could make for tough fire season in northern Arizona
•	Free telescope viewing June 8-15 at Grand Canyon National Park
•	Bright Angel Trail renovation complete at Grand Canyon
•	Arizona posts one of nation's steepest teen birth drops, but rate remains high
•	Twin Arrows Casino and Resort opens Memorial Day weekend on Navajo Nation
•	Navajo and Hopi Honor Riders make annual run honoring fallen soldiers
•	First Four Forest Restoration Initiative project likely to begin in June
•	Cellular One partners with Ericsson to upgrade entire Four Corners area network