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ithacajournal.com ❚ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2018 ❚ 5A Seasoned politicians face off in Navajo presidential race Felicia Fonseca Topics of discussion included bring- If elected, Shirley said he would do things done, his campaign says. Shirley ASSOCIATED PRESS ing young, educated Navajos home to whatever he can to extend the life of the chose Buu Van Nygren, an operations the reservation that spans parts of Ari- power plant to save coal jobs. trainer for a national construction com- FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – On the vast Na- zona, New Mexico and Utah, preserving “These jobs not only support the im- pany, as his running mate. vajo Nation, the needs are many: more the Navajo way of life and how to retain mediate families, but we have kinship,” Nez, dressed in a suit and tie, led into police officers and better pay, housing, teachers. They talked about enticing Shirley, 70, said. “And, in many cases, it his answers and looked to the audience social services, roads, and water. businesses by reforming tribal laws and supports extended families, too.” for affirmation. His campaign says that With the expected closure of a coal- putting needed infrastructure in place. Nez, 43, said the focus should be on points to his experience as a community fired power plant and mine on the reser- They also discussed being inclusive and how to transition from coal plants to re- leader building consensus. On the ticket vation next year, financial resources will the value of teamwork in governing. newable energy. But he also wondered with Nez is Myron Lizer, who oversees dwindle. The task of replacing roughly Both also worry about the hundreds whether the tribe could build a rail line Ace Hardware stores on the reservation. one-third of the tribe’s revenue will fall of jobs that will be lost when the Navajo to export the abundant coal off the res- Navajo voter Joseph Hernandez isn’t heavily on whoever Navajos choose to Generating Station in Page, near the Ar- ervation. sure yet who he will support. be their next president in the Nov. 6 izona-Utah border, and its feed mine in “How do we get that coal out to those He said he will be attending the can- election. Kayenta close at the end of 2019. The that are in need?” he asked. didates’ rallies and youth council meet- The contenders are Jonathan Nez tribe was negotiating with a potential More than 98,000 Navajos are regis- ings before the election and talking to and Joe Shirley Jr. Both have spent buyer, but talks fell through. A major tered to vote. Since the presidential can- trusted elders in his community of Ga- years in politics as county supervisors, hurdle was finding someone to commit didates are both seasoned politicians dii’ahi/To’koi, northwest of Shiprock, tribal lawmakers and in the tribe’s lead- to buying the power as nearby states and have similar priorities, the deciding New Mexico. ership – Nez as the current vice presi- distance themselves from coal. factor for voters could be their character “Really pay attention to what they dent and Shirley as a former two-term Outgoing tribal President Russell Be- and how they approach governing. have to talk about current issues, not president. gaye, who did not advance beyond the Shirley, dressed in dark jeans and about what’s been done in the past,” the At a recent presidential forum at Ari- primary, told lawmakers this month cowboy boots with a turquoise neck- 31-year-old said. “What’s currently hap- zona State University, they expressed that his administration tightened its lace, was more pointed in his answers at pening and what they feel needs to be similar priorities. The race is nonparti- budget and was looking for ways to di- the forum. That speaks to his experi- done is really going to be the deciding san; both men are Democrats. versify the economy to rely less on coal. ence as president and his ability to get factor.”

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It may also validate our presi- pudding, hot chocolate, cranberry sauce dent’s policies or challenge them. and variety packs of oatmeal. Bags of If you’re not sure who’s running or food can be given to any local church or who to vote for, it’s not too late to do church attendee but need to arrive by your research. Sample ballots are avail- Some of the entries in Spencer-Van Etten Middle School’s third annual Great Sunday. If you don’t know any church able online at your county’s board of Pumpkin Decorating Contest before Halloween. SALLY MARX/CORRESPONDENT PHOTO people, I will be happy to receive any- elections website. If a candidate’s name thing you would like to donate and take is unfamiliar, Google him or her to find it over to the Food Cupboard. out what their background, experience a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday, and panie: NP Environmental, HALCO and and positions are. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. 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At the2017 run, Sponsored by Exercise Enterprise gym, award yourself with an extra helping of way to keep your kids motivated where Ithaca High School hosts for free, you’re welcome to bring your kids and cocoa and cookies. A few hours after the throughout the run. $4,000 was donated to Loaves and your dogs to this event, whether you’re YMCA Santa 5K and a few miles down “Those kind of races have such a Fishes community kitchen. ready to run, walk, or stroll through the road, Dryden hosts its Reindeer 5K great spirit of fun,” Jenks said. Ithaca Bakery donates 200 bagels, town. There’s no registration fee; just at 2 p.m. Proceeds support Cassavant Moving through a sea of costumed loaves of bread, dozens of cookies and bring a can of food to donate to the food School PTO. runners, racing by houses decked out muffins. Purity Ice Cream donates five pantry. Dec. 1, Rockin’ Around Cooper- for the holidays in the 2015 Binghamton pies. Cornell Orchards gives Roebal a Nov. 22, Guthrie Sayre Turkey Trot: stown Ugly Sweater Run: While this 4- Santa Run, Jenks said her son was chat- discount on apples and cider, he buys A fun run for kids precedes this annual mile race or 2-mile fun run (your choice) ting excitedly with her throughout the peanut butter and marshmallow spread, 5K, now in its 12th year. Proceeds go to is geared toward adults — participants run. and Finger Lakes Runners Club foots the Guthrie Community Garden and the receive a free coffee or free beer upon “He loved it,” she said. bill for all of it. Food Farm Family Festival. completion — children who’ve lost a For families hitting the pavement for Roebal says what he does isn’t direct- Nov. 22, Pete Keyes Turkey Trot 5- loved one will receive gifts purchased the first time together, Jenks has a few ing a race, “it’s giving back to the com- mile: Hosted by the Triple Cities Run- with the proceeds of this ugly sweater suggestions. munity, and it’s fun.” ners Club, this race’s proceeds are event. While waiting for the race to begin, awarded as scholarships for local gradu- Dec. 8, It’s a Wonderful Run 5K: do some jumping jacks or invite kids to Where will you run? ating seniors pursuing higher educa- Starting at Seneca Falls’ Bridge Street stretch by reaching for the sky then tion. Don’t forget to bring a can of food to Bridge, allegedly the inspiration for the touching their toes to keep warm. Nov. 17, Jingle Bell Run: Too busy on donate as well. bridge scenes in “It’s A Wonderful Life,” You can also set small goals through- Turkey Day to hit up a Turkey Trot? Log Nov. 22, Cortland YMCA Turkey this course leads runners and walkers out the course. Suggest you all walk to the miles ahead of time at the Syracuse Trot 5K: If you’ve committed to the by the town’s Christmas tree display, lit one landmark, then run to the next, or Jingle Bell Run and help support the Ar- YMCA Race Series this year, the Turkey storefronts and historic homes. It also let the kids pick. thritis Foundation. Trot is your final finish line. Let family at takes place during the annual “It’s A If you plan on wearing a running Nov. 18, Norwich YMCA Turkey Trot home know they can keep tabs on you Wonderful Life” Festival, so make this watch, give updates on your progress 5K: Now in its 37th year, this Turkey and your little ones live with online, race a stop on a holiday family road trip. and let your kids help keep track. Trot leads runners through the streets email and text updates, or gather Dec. 9, Binghamton Santa Run: If you’re not too serious about beat- of Norwich, ending at the Norwich around the table in the afternoon and Closer to home, Your participation in ing a certain time, these races are also a YMCA, whose mission work is funded in flip through finish line photos. the Binghamton Santa Run, a 5K run/ great place to catch up with friends or part by race proceeds. Nov. 24, Syracuse Ugly Sweater 5K: walk, helps support St. John the Evan- family for whom holiday runs are a tra- Nov. 22, Turkey Day 5K to benefit Ugly sweater fans, this is your moment. gelist School in Binghamton. There’s dition. Jenks said she particularly en- Notre Dame High School: Runners and Prizes will be awarded for “best dressed” even a 0.25-mile fun run for “Santa’s Lit- joys running in a local turkey trot be- walkers 8 and older are welcome at this runners at this post-Thanksgiving 5K at tle Helpers.” Your free Santa hat with cause she knows a lot of her friends will annual Thanksgiving race at Elmira’s Onondaga Lake Park. Bring a monetary registration is sure to boost your holiday be there. Notre Dame High School. Extra points if donation for the Rescue Mission of Syr- spirit, no matter how cold the weather “It’s a tradition just like any other you come dressed like a turkey or in oth- acuse and celebrate this transition be- is. Thanksgiving tradition you have,” said er Thanksgiving-themed attire. tween seasons. Dec. 15, Christmas Cookie Run: Bruce Roebal, director of the Ithaca Tur- Nov. 22, Pie and Glove 5K: For the Dec. 1, Selfless Elf 5K: Sullivan Park What’s the holiday season without key Trot Prediction Run. “You will want serious runners in your family, this race in Horseheads is bound to be filled with cookies? Upon completing this 5K, to do it time and time again.” at Craig Park in Painted Post is a Road runners and walkers of all ages for this you’re welcome to taste your share of Runners Club of America Champion- race, a fundraiser for the Food Bank of homemade cookies, baked especially Sign up and give back ship Event, hosted by the Southern Tier the Southern Tier. Upgrade to the Very for the occasion. Prizes will be awarded Running Club. As the name implies, all Important Elf registration and kids re- for best costumes and carolers will lead In many cases, just registering for a participants receive a pair of gloves, and ceive a cocoa mug, face painting pass in song. holiday run helps your neighbor. Regis- top finishers go home with pie vouchers. and striped elf socks. Dec. 31, YMCA Resolution Run 5K: tration fees are allocated for different Nov. 22, Hornell Area Family YMCA Dec. 1, Montrose Jingle Bell 5K: So the feasts are over, the cookies have charitable causes, and cans of food are Turkey Trot: This Thanksgiving event Supporting Susquehanna County Inter- been eaten, now it’s time to start out the accepted at the starting line. has something for everyone; a fun run faith, this Montrose race is open to all — new year strong. This annual race at the Your family’s participation in holiday for kids 10 and younger, immediately including your pets — and takes place Vestal Coal House is open to kids this runs can help fill local food pantry followed by a 5K run/walk. Proceeds during the Christmas in Montrose Festi- year, with the addition of a kids run. Get shelves, send students to school and benefit the mission of the YMCA. val, amid craft fairs, reindeer and carols. started early on your 2019 fitness goals bring presents to children who’ve lost a Nov. 22, Ithaca Turkey Trot Predic- Dec. 1, YMCA Santa 5K and 1-mile and support the YMCA of Broome Coun- loved one. tion Run: Whatever you do, don’t call Elf Run: Not ready for a 5K? No problem. ty. In Ithaca, it was Roebal’s idea to this one a race. Ithaca’s annual predic- YMCA of Ithaca and Tompkins County Did we miss one? Send us your fam- make the Turkey Trot a fundraiser. tion run is just that. 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