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HOPI Volume 25, Number 03 TUTUVE TUESDAY, FEBRUARYNI 7, 2017

Powamuya Peabody Coal Co. and Salt River HDOT February Project meet with Tribal Council holds The Cleansing Pre-Bid Louellaon Nahsonhoyableak future of Navajo Gen Station Moon Hopi Tutuveni meeting

Officials from the Pea- has provided income to the they were also informed dition (revenues/assets) body Coal Company 400+ Hopi Tribe employ- that a pending proposal by and determine how best to for Sand and Salt River Project ees and their families and the Navajo Nation, among prepare for a reduction of met with the Hopi Tribal basically has kept the Hopi other things, could con- Hopi Tribe General Funds; This Month Council during a regular Tribe Government opera- tinue operations through and to assess Department/ Clan Tribal Council meeting tional for all these years. 2019. The owners, includ- Program services, under In Hopi on January 26 to deliver a There has, however, been ing SRP, have not yet made the direction of the Exec- message. Although their controversy and opposi- a final decision. However, utive Director. Road History presentations to Tribal tion by Hopi members re- economic conditions seem Rumors of an imme- Council were at two dif- garding the Agreements; to point toward an eventual diate tribal government ferent times, their message primarily on the royalty shutdown. shut down and layoff offs Project • Feb. 4 - Ancestors of Louella Nahsonhoya was basically the same: payments from Peabody to Peabody is doing what ran rampant among tribal Hopi Tutuveni Navajos arrived in the the bleak future of con- the Hopi Tribe. it can and is working with employees, causing Hopi Southwest in the 15th tinued operations at the After the closure of the Tribe’s to keep the coal Chairman Herman Hon- The Hopi Department Century. Navajo Generating Station Mohave Generating Sta- mining business going, but anie to issue a letter to of Transportation (HDOT) • Feb. 24 - Hopi Pottery (NGS) driven by poor eco- tion, royalty payments to with no one to sell the coal Tribal Employees dated held a Pre-Bid Road Con- was found as far away nomic conditions of the the Hopi Tribe had de- to, they will also cease op- Feb 1. (Page 3). Executive struction meeting at the as Verde Valley, Chin- coal industry. creased; and now, with erations. They are hopeful Director Daniel Honanie BIA Hopi Agency building le Valley, and Southern For nearly half a centu- what has been reported as that through talks with the also held a mandatory Di- on January 31. The Pre- bid meeting was attended Arizona ry, the Hopi Tribe has had poor economic conditions current Trump Administra- rector’s meeting on Feb. 1 Lease Agreements with of the coal industry, own- tion (who is in support of (Page 3). by seven interested Con- • A.D. 500 - Pottery and the Peabody Coal Compa- ers of NGS are considering the coal mining industry), In his letter to Hopi tractors: Show Low Con- weaving were devel- ny to mine Hopi coal and whether to continue oper- can help extend the coal Tribe employees, Chair- struction; Chee North Star oped by A.D. 500 use water from its aquifer ations. This information mining business. man Honanie said, “The LLC; Arrow Indian Con- • A.D. 900-1000 Plazas to transport the coal. In has hit Hopi Tribal leaders After presentations by Hopi Tribe is actively tak- struction; Native Nation Builders, GeoMat; FNF and kivas like those of the early 1960’s, Attor- hard. Peabody and SRP were ing steps to ensure NGS Construction and SWP present Hopi construc- ney John Boyden negoti- The Tribe has relied on complete, the Tribal Coun- continues to operate into ated the first contract for income from the Coal for cil immediately began dis- the future. However, we Contracting. tion were made the Hopi Tribe to sell its all these years and have cussions on how to move must also be mindful of HDOT Director Michael mineral rights to Peabody not pursued any other forward and what next the fact that if NGS were Lomayaktewa explained and use water from the major source of revenue steps to take to begin ad- to cease operations at the the H.I.R. 603(1) Sand Clan N-aquifer to slurry coal generation; although, they dressing the situation. The end of the year (2017), Road Construction Project to the Mohave Generating recently made application Council immediately es- the Tribe will face harsh in First Mesa will remove Station in Laughlin, Ne- to the State Indian Gaming tablished two task teams. economic conditions. The the badly deteriorated road vada (now shutdown) and Commission to go into the Group 1: Tasked with the Executive Director has al- at the Sand Clan Housing Community to the Navajo Generating gaming business by leas- assignment of meeting ready taken steps to enact Subdivision and replace Station (NGS) in Page, AZ ing their allotted gaming with the owners of Navajo a hiring freeze for H-13 with new pavement. The Calendar (Peabody mines Hopi and machines, rather than op- Generating Station, Nava- funded positions within Road is approximately half Navajo coal and in turn erate a casino which the jo Nation and the Federal his oversight. Other cost a mile long with large pot sells the coal to SRP and Hopi people in the past op- Government to discuss the saving measures may need holes and badly damaged other owners of the Power posed and voted down. possibility of extending to be implemented if NGS curbing. The road wore 2/8, 12p-7p: Kid’s Corner Plants). The Tribe was informed the closure of NGS; and to is to close. At this time, I down over the years and Five Senses Activities HVMC Since that time Royalty that NGS could cease op- look at other alternatives ask departments and pro- has never been worked on. For info call: 928-734-3438 Payments have been paid erations by the end of the of generating income for grams to assist and coop- John Younger, Consul- 2/9, 12p-7p: Kid’s Corner to the Hopi Tribe and has year and coal mining op- the Tribe. erate with those initiatives tant from Red Plains Pro- Dental Awareness HVMC been the main source of erations could end as early Group 2: Tasked to look being brought forth by the fessional, Inc. explained For info call: 928-734-3438 revenue for the Tribe; thus, as July, 2017. However, at the current financial con- Executive Director.” the details of the Road Project and went over the 2/9, 6:30-8:30 pm: Business requirements of the bidding Entrep. Mtg. Tewa Comm. process. Younger said em- For info call: 928-737-2356 ployment compensation for 602-321-3813 construction workers will be at the Prevailing Wage. 2/11, 2-9pm: Valentine’s Bazaar, Moenkopi Legacy Inn Brant Honahni from For info call: 928-283-4500 the Hopi Tribe Tribal Em- Hopi and Navajo Tribal Leaders call ployment Rights Office 2/13, 12p-7p: Kid’s Corner (TERO) also in attendance, Friendship Day HVMC went over the Employment For info call: 928-734-3438 on Salt River Project to keep Navajo Rights and Indian Prefer- ence requirements for em- 2/14, 12p-7p: Kid’s Corner ployment. He explained Valentine’s Day HVMC Generating Station operating that preference shall be For info call: 928-734-3438 Joint Press Release issued by: given to native residents on 2/16, 8am-12pm: Job Search Office of the Navajo Nation Speaker the Hopi Reservation and Free Workshop Office of the Hopi Chairman all must be registered for Polacca LDS Chapel employment with TERO. For info call: 505-264-7348 Danny Honanie from the FLAGSTAFF – upfront, open, and hon- sioner Andy Tobin, issued the continuation of Nava- Revenue Commission of- Speaker LoRenzo Bates est in regards to their a letter to the president jo Generating Station. 2/20: Kid’s Corner Closed fice explained the Business and Hopi Tribal Chair- intentions,” said Speaker of the SRP Agricultural “This is a very complex Presidents Day licensing requirements and man Herman G. Honanie, Bates. “Decisions need to Improvement and Power issue and it is important Info: 928- 734-3438 fees for all businesses do- are calling on Salt River be made and SRP needs District, stating that SRP that we move along care- ing business on the Hopi 3/1, 5:30-7:30pm HVMC Project and other owners to take into full consid- and other critical stake- fully while we remain Reservation. Oldies Zumba Party to keep Navajo Gener- eration the impact that a holders, including com- mindful of our people, After the Pre-Bid meet- For info call: 928-734-3432 ating Station in full op- possible closure would missioners, must suspend their jobs, and their live- ing, a site visit was made to eration for the benefit of have on the economy, plans to close NGS and lihood,” added Speaker the Construction Site. the Navajo Nation, Hopi jobs, and communities called for an “emergen- Bates. The First Mesa Consoli- Tribe, and the entire state that rely on NGS.” cy NGS Power Summit The Navajo Nation has dated Village (FMCV) ad- of Arizona. NGS and Kayenta as soon as practicable to developed a task force, ministration office will be Both tribes have been Mine, which provides discuss ways to protect which includes the chairs sending out a public notice contacted by Salt River coal to the power plant, NGS.” of each of the Navajo Na- regarding the project and The Tutuveni is pub- Project representatives provide significant rev- “The closure of NGS tion Council’s Standing provide further details. The lished twice a month regarding the possible enues and many jobs for will have a profoundly Committees, which con- Bid Opening will be held on closure of NGS due in both tribes. In fact, com- negative impact across tinues to meet on a reg- on the 1st and 3rd Feb. 10 at the FMCV Con- large part to the low cost bined revenues from both all peoples and sectors of ular basis with SRP offi- Tuesday. ference Room at 10:00am. of natural gas as opposed operations provide more our state. SRP must look cials to discuss possible Results of the bids will be to coal. On Wednesday, than 80 percent of the beyond its spreadsheets solutions. Submissions are due made available at that time leaders from the Hopi Hopi Tribe’s general fund and see that this decision Leadership from both one week prior to and the best qualified bid- Tribe and the Navajo Na- budget. must not and should not tribes agreed that they publication der announced. tion Council met in Flag- “The Hopi people are be made unilaterally,” would continue to meet Upon determination of Hopi Tutuveni staff to share their con- dissatisfied with the lack wrote Tobin in the letter. and work together to the successful bidder, rec- cerns over the possible of transparency from SRP Leaders from both ensure that NGS will PO Box 123 ommendation will be made closure and the greater in its recent threats to tribes thanked Tobin for continue operations to Kykotsmovi, AZ to the Hopi Tribal Council economic impact for the discontinue NGS,” his support and urged 2019 and beyond and 86039 for action to approve the entire state. stated Chairman Hon- other state and federal both tribes remain open Road Construction Project 928-734-3282 “We have made it clear anie. leaders to urge SRP and to continued discussions Award and then move to- to SRP that we want the On Feb. 2, Arizona other owners to negotiate with SRP. www.hopi-nsn.gov wards actual construction owners of NGS to be Corporation Commis- a sustainable pathway for of the Project. 2 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2017 | HOPI TUTUVENI

HOPI HOPI TRIBAL COUNCIL TUTUVENI First Quarter Session - December 1, 2016 STAFF February 1, 2017 (Amendment #5) Director / Managing COMPLETED ACTION ITEMS Editor I. Call to order 1. A.I. 113-2016 - To approve Employee Benefits Committee By-Laws Louella Nahsonhoya II. Certification of tribal council representatives & Employee Benefits Trust Documents – Author/Lisa Pawwinnee, 928-734-3281 [email protected] III. Roll call Director, Office of Human Resources - 12/5/16 @ 2:30 p.m. -AP IV. Invocation/pledge of allegiance PROVED Office Manager V. Announcements 2. A.I. 116-2016 – To approve amendments/additions to Constitution Vera Lomakema VI. Correspondence & By-laws of the Hopi Tribe – Author/Kristopher Holmes, Chairman, 928-734-3282 VII. Calendar planning Hopi Election Board – 12/5/16 @ 3:30 p.m. - APPROVED VIII. Approval of minutes Sept. 1, 2, 3, 10, 21, 22, 23, 28, 2015 3. A.I. 129-2016 – To correct Resolution H-058-2015 and amend con- EDITORIAL Oct. 5, 6, 7, 8, 26, 27, 29, 2015 sulting agreement between the Hopi Tribe and Patricia Sekaquaptewa IX. Approval of agenda – Author/Carlene Tenakhongva, Chief of Staff, Office of the Chairman BOARD X. Unfinished business – 12/1/16 @ 1:30 p.m. - APPROVED Belma Navakuku 1. Action Item 007-2016 – To adopt the Hopi Human Resources Pol- 4. A.I. 130-2016 – To correct Resolution H-060-2015 and amend con- Dr. Angela Gonzales icy Manual with an effective date of (Approval Date by Tribal Coun- sulting agreement between the Hopi Tribe and Robert Clinton – Au- Candace Hamana cil) – Author/Lisa Pawwinnee, Director, Office of Human Resources thor/Carlene Tenakhongva, Chief of Staff, Office of the Chairman – Curtis Honanie – TABLED 12/1/16 @ 2:30 p.m. – APPROVED 2. Action Item 096-2016 – To approve amendment to Ordinance 37 5. A.I. #132-2016 – To approve Fiscal Year 2017 General Fund Budget – Hopi Labor Code – TERO Fee – Author/Brant Honahnie, Director, – Author/Robert Sumatzkuku, Treasurer, The Hopi Tribe – 12/1/16 @ Hopi Tutuveni TERO - TABLED 3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. – APPROVED the Hopi Tribe 3. Action Item 006-2017 – To appoint Ms. Olufunmike Owoso as 6. Action Item 133-2016 – To approve Hopi Tribe Enrollment Ap- P.O. Box 123 Chief Prosecutor – Author/Dwayne Secakuku, Chief of Staff, Office of plications – Author/Mary L. Polacca, Director, Enrollment Office - Kykotsmovi, AZ Vice Chairman – TABLED 12/5/16 @ 1:30 p.m. - APPROVED 86039 XI. NEW BUSINESS 1. Action Item 010-2017 – To approve attor- 7. A.I. 134-2016 – To approve Hopi Tribal Housing Authority’s Fiscal Ph: (928) 734-3282 ney contract between Hopi Tribe and Verrin Kewenvoyouma to assist Year 2017 Indian Housing Plan – Author/Wes Corben, Executive Di- with negotiating and signing a Gaming Compact with the State of rector, Hopi Tribal Housing Authority – 12/1/16 @ 10:30 a.m. – AP- Arizona – Author/Herman G. Honanie, Chairman, The Hopi Tribe – CIRCULATION PROVED The Hopi Tutuveni is pub- 2/7/17 @ 1:30 p.m. 8. Action Item 135-2016 – Request for $100,000.00 to purchase Point lished twice a month, with 2. Action Item 011-2017 – To have the Hopi Tribe acknowledge of Entry system for the Hopi Cultural Center to remain in compliance a circulation of 2,700 copies requirements contained in 25 CFR 115.813 - 2/7/17 @ 10:30 a.m. with U.S. EPA Administrative Order – Author/Lionel Puhuyesva, throughout the entire Hopi 3. Action Item 012-2017 – To approve 638 contracting of HHCC Ex- Reservation. The paper is Director, Water Resources Program - 12/28/16 @ 10:30 a.m. – AP- delivered on the 1st and pansion Construction and construction of Keams Canyon Apartments PROVED 3rd Tuesday of each month from Phoenix Area –Indian Health Service – Author/Daniel Honahni, 9. Action Item 001-2017 – To issue allocation of available Animal to the following locations: Executive Director, Office of Executive Director - 2/7/17 @ 2:30 p.m. Units within the HPL Range Units – Author/Priscilla Pavatea, Director, Moenkopi Travel Center, 4. Action Item 013-2017 – To approve MOA between Navajo County Moenkopi Legacy Inn, Ho- Office of Range Management - 12/28/16 @ 1:30 p.m. - APPROVED tevilla Store, Kykotsmovi and the Hopi Tribe which was signed in May 2014 for funding of 10. Action Item 002-2017 – To approve supplemental funding for Village Store, Tribal Govern- materials for road maintenance projects – Author/Karen Pennington, Moye White to continue to provide legal services concerning Peabody ment Complex, Hopi Cultur- Deputy General Counsel – 2/9/17 @ 10:30 a.m. Western Coal Company’s bankruptcy case – Author/Karen Pennington, al Center, Hopi Health Care 5. Action Item 014-2017 – To amend Ordinance 17A (Revised) to Center, Polacca Circle M, Deputy General Counsel - 12/28/16 @ 2:30 p.m. - APPROVED Keams Canyon Store. increase fees on all non-Hopi businesses – Author/Danny Honanie, 11. Action Item 003-2017 – To create a Revolving Account for Hopi Chief Revenue Commissioner, Office of Revenue Commission – Senom Transit – Author/Donovan, Transit Administrator – 12/28/16 LETTERS TO EDITOR and 2/8/17 @ 10:30 a.m. @3:30 p.m. – APPROVED GUEST SUBMITTALS 6. Action Item 015-2017 – To request approval for 2014-2018 graz- 12. Action Item 004-2017 - To accept FTA Formula Grant for Rural The Tutuveni welcomes let- ing allocations for Land Management District Six – Author/Priscilla ters from readers. A full Areas, Public Transportation on Indian Reservations for FY 2016 – Au- name, complete address and Pavatea, Director, Office of Range Management - 2/8/17 @ 1:30 p.m. thor/Donovan Gomez - 12/28/16 @ 4:15 p.m. – APPROVED phone number is required 7. Action Item 016-2017 – To accept Comprehensive Economic 13. A.I. 005-2017 – To approve contract with Antol & Hance, P.C. as to verify authenticity of the Development Strategy 2016 – Author/Andrew Gashwazra, Director Conflict Counsel – Author/Craig Wallace, Acting Chief Judge, Hopi author. Anonymous letters Office of Planning & Evaluation - 2/8/17 @ 2:30 p.m. will not be printed. The Tribal Court - 1/3/17 @ 1:30 p.m. - APPROVED Tutuveni reserves the right 8. Action Item 017-2017 – To procure 2017 General Liability, Prop- 14. Action Item 007-2017 – To retain Norberto J. Cisneros, Esq. of to edit for clarity and may erty and Casualty Insurance Polices – Author/Edgar Shupla, Director, Maddox, Isaacson & Cisneros, L.L.P. as attorney of record for the Hopi decline to print Letters that Office of Facilities Management - 2/9/17 @ 9:30 a.m. Tribe in lawsuits related to the Tribe’s investments – Author/Karen are potentially libelous and 9. Action Item 018-2017 – To rescind H-091-2009 – Author, Lamar slanderous. Letters should Pennington, Deputy General Counsel - 12/30/16 @ 3:30 p.m. – AP- be limited to 500 words and Keevama, Tribal Council Representative, Bacavi Village – 2/9/17 @ PROVED may be may be sent to: 2:30 p.m. 15. A.I. 008-2017 – To approve request to carry over any remaining Louella Nahsonhoya 10. Action Item 019-2017 – To obtain Hopi Tribal Council certifica- funds in the 2016 LCR Support Budget into 2017 and the years fol- Director/Managing Editor tion of the Eligible Voters list which is compiled by the Hopi Enroll- P.O. Box 123 lowing until exhausted – Author/Karen Pennington, Deputy General Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 ment Dept. - 2/9/17 @ 3:30 p.m. Counsel - 1/4/17 @ 10:30 a.m. - APPROVED 11. Action Item 020-2017 – To approve Consulting Agreement 16. A.I. 009-2017 – To accept the Ramah Settlement in the amount SUBSCRIPTION RATE between the Hopi Tribe and Hawkes & Mehnert LLP – Author/Craig of $3,308,423.44 by the Hopi Tribal Council – Author/Robert Su- $35 for 6-months/USA Wallace, Acting Chief Judge, Hopi Tribal Court - 2/8/17 @ 9:30 a.m. matzkuku, Treasurer, - 1/6/17 @ 10:30 a.m. – APPROVED $50 for 12-months/USA XII. REPORTS - (1 hr. time allotted) *Required 1. Office of the COMPLETED REPORTS ADVERTISING Chairman * - 1/6/17 @ 9:30 a.m. - COMPLETE 1. Report on Investments Account held with Rockefeller & Co. – Matt Call 928-734-3281 2. Office of the Vice Chairman * - 1/4/17 @ 9:30 a.m. - COMPLETE Gelfand - 12/5/16 @10:30 a.m. – COMPLETE 3. Office of Tribal Secretary * - 1/6/17 @ 10:30 a.m. – COMPLETE – 2. Update report on LCR Adjudication (Executive Session) – Karen Written Report Pennington, Deputy General Counsel - 12/5/16 – COMPLETE 4. Office of the Treasurer * - 1/4/17 @ 1:30 p.m. - COMPLETE 3. Update Report on the Lomayesva Case (Executive Session)– Karen 5. General Counsel * Pennington – 12/30/16 @ 10:00 a.m. – COMPLETE 6. Office of the Executive Director * - 2/6/17 @ 10:30 a.m. 4. Report – Case updates – Norberto Cisneros - 1/5/17 @ 10:30 a.m. 7. Land Commission * - 1/4/17 @ 2:30 p.m. - COMPLETE – COMPLETE 8. Water/Energy Committee * - 1/5/17 @10:30 a.m. 5. Presentation on Benally Case, Mishongnovi Forfeiture Case and current 9. Transportation Committee * - 1/6/16 @ 2:30 p.m. - COMPLETE cases – Norberto Cisneros – 1/30/17 @ 9:30 – 5:00 p.m. – COMPLETE 10. Law Enforcement Committee * - 2/9/17 @ 1:30 p.m. 11. Office of Revenue Commission * OTHER COMPLETE 12. Investment Committee * 1. Introduction of SixKiller Lobbyist and discussion re: priorities of the TRIBAL COUNCIL 13. Health/Education Committee * - 2/7/17 @ 9:30 a.m. Hopi Tribe – Carlene Tenakhongva, Chief of Staff, Office of the Vice 14. Budget Oversight Team Chairman - 12/6/16 @ 9:30 a.m. – COMPLETE Herman G. Honanie CHAIRMAN 15. Report on Hopi Wellness Court – Judge Eric Mehnert – 2/6/17 @ 2. Hopi Three Canyon Ranches Dividend Check Presentation – Clayton Honyumptewa, Manager, Department of Natural Resources - 12/29/16 2:30 p.m. Alfred Lomahquahu Jr @ 9:15 a.m. – COMPLETE 16. Report re: strategies to extend 2019 deadline on NGS closure – VICE CHAIRMAN Task Team 1 - 2/6/17 @ 1:30 p.m. 3. Check Presentation – Wastewater Treatment Plant final loan payment XIII. APPOINTMENTS/INTERVIEWS – Hubert Lewis, Governor, Upper Village of Moenkopi - 12/29/16 @ Theresa Lomakema 1. Audit Team 9:30 a.m. – COMPLETE Tribal Secretary 2. Fire Designee (2) 4. Introduction of Lori Piestewa Post #80 Reigning Royalty Princess Robert Sumatzkuku 3. Election Board – Alternate 2 and 3 positions - Memo OTS 7/23/15. and Attendants – Eugene Talas, Adjutant, Lori Piestewa Post #80 - Tribal Treasurer - 1/3/17 @ 3:30 p.m. – COMPLETE (2 Alternate positions filled. 12/30/16 @ 9:30 a.m. – COMPLETE Alfonso Sakeva 4. Hopi Tribe Economic Development Corporation – Board of Direc- 5. Review of the FY 2013 Audit Report – Moss Adams – 12/30/16 @ Sergeant-At-Arms tors (2 positions for Hopi/Tewa Tribal Members) 1:30 – 3:30 p.m. – COMPLETE 5. General Counsel 6. Report on Hopi Education Endowment Fund – LuAnn Leonard, Di- Village of Upper Moenkopi 6. Sergeant-at-Arms – Interviews - 12/6/16 @ 10:30 – 12:00 noon - rector, HEEF - 12/7/16 @ 9:30 a.m. – 12/30/16 – COMPLETE Michael Elmer 7. Discussion – Upcoming ending of attorney contracts (Executive Ses- Bruce Fredericks COMPLETE Wayne Kuwanhyoima 7. Tribal Council Committee Appointments - 12/29/16 @ 9:45 a.m. – sion) – Alfred Lomahquahu, Jr. Vice Chairman - 12/30/16 @ 3:00 p.m. LeRoy Shingoitewa COMPLETE – COMPLETE 8. Discussion – Research on impact of climate change and community 8. Tribal Secretary – Interviews - 1/3/17 @ 4:25 p.m. - COMPLETE Village of Bakabi XIV. OTHER adaptation with respect to long-term performance of disposal cell cov- Ruth Kewanimptewa 1. Discussion on BIA Law Enforcement Service’s Scope of Work – ers for uranium mill tailings located in Native American communities Lamar Keevama John Long, Special Agent in Charge, District III, BIA Office of Justice – Carrie N. Joseph – 1/3/17 @ 10:30 a.m. – COMPLETE Clifford Quotsaquahu Services and Jamie Kootswatewa, Chief of Police, BIA Hopi Agency 9. Presentation of draft Information Technology Policies – Jerolyn Village of Kykotsmovi – 11/23/16 @ 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 noon. - To be rescheduled Takala, Director, IT - 1/3/17 @ 2:30 p.m. – COMPLETE Jack Harding, Jr. 2. Discussion re: Vice Chairman’s Email of October 25, 2016 alleg- 10. Discussion with All Villages/Community – Responsibility of the Antone Honanie Office of Chairman and/or Hopi Tribal Council to fulfill the obligations David Talayumptewa ing Chairman in serious neglect of duty – LeRoy Shingoitewa, Tribal Nada Talayumptewa Council Representative - 1/6/17 - @ 3:30 p.m. - To be rescheduled as approved on the Village Budgets/Appropriations – Sandy Whitehair, CSA, Shungopavi Village and Villages/Community - 1/4/17 @ 3:30 3. Hopi Tribal Council Orientation & Priority Setting – Hopi Tribal Village of Sipaulovi Council - 1/23, 24 25/17 @ 9:00 – 5:00 p.m. daily – To be continued p.m. – COMPLETE Anita Bahnimptewa 4. Discussion with Villages on concerns - 2/6/17 @ 3:30 p.m. 11. Recognition of Hopi High School Boys and Girls Cross Country Rosa Honani 5. Discussion with Executive Director Daniel Honahni & Assistant Teams for their accomplishments at the Arizona State Cross Country Norene Kootswatewa Finance Director Shirley Wesaw re: discrepancies, concerns & com- Finals and Coach Rick Baker – Hopi Tribal Council - 1/5/17 @ 9:30 a.m. – COMPLETE First Mesa Consolidated Vlgs plaints related to Office of Financial Management – 2/8/17 @ 3:30 p.m. Albert T. Sinquah XV. ADJOURNMENT 12. Presentation of 2019 BIA Budget – Wendell Honanie, Superinten- Dale Sinquah dent, Hopi Agency - 1/5/17 @ 1:30 p.m. – COMPLETE Celestino Youvella Wallace Youvella Sr.

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Letter to Hopi Tribe employees from Editorial Guidelines

Chairman Honanie regarding meeting Do you have an opinion or perspective you would like to share with Tutuveni readers? with Peabody and SRP representatives Do you, your group or organization have a

From the Office of the Chairman newsworthy event or activity of interest to The Hopi Tribe the Hopi community that you want to report on? The Editorial Board and Managing Ed- Dear Tribal Employees, week in February. The Hopi Tribe is actively taking steps to ensure itor for the Hopi Tutuveni extend an invita- Last week, Hopi Tribal Council had the opportu- NGS continues to operate into the future. However, tion to readers to submit letters and articles nity to meet with representatives from the Salt River we must also be mindful of the fact that if NGS Project (SRP) regarding the future operations of Na- were to cease operations at the end of the year, the you feel are of interest to the Hopi commu- vajo Generating Stations (NGS). SRP is the operator Tribe will face hash economic conditions. The Ex- nity. Although submission does not guaran- of NGS, who in turn purchases Hopi and Navajo coal ecutive Director has already taken steps to enact a that is mined by Peabody Energy which is the Tribe’s hiring freeze for H-13 funded positions within his tee publication, we will do our best to read primary revenue source. oversight. Other cost saving measures may need to all submissions promptly and contact you The message was clear that the coal used to power be implemented if NGS is to close. At this time, I within one week if we are interested in pub- NGS was more expensive than natural gas and the ask departments and programs to assist and cooper- owners of NGS, including SRP, were considering ate with those initiatives being brought forth by the lishing your letter or article. The following the economics of continued operation. The Tribe Executive Director. guidelines are provided to help you prepare was provided information that NGS could cease op- As Tribal Council receives more information re- eration as early as the end of 2017, which means garding this ongoing situation, I will ensure that your submission and to increase the likeli- mining for coal could end as early as July 2017. employees are informed. Once again, I thank you hood that it will be published. There was also other information provided that for your ongoing commitment to serve the Hopi NGS could continue operations until 2019. Howev- people. er, it is still uncertain as the owners of NGS have Kwa’kwah, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR not made a final decision at this point in time. SRP /s/ Herman G. Honanie Letters to the editor should be of concern or in- representatives did indicate that a decision would be Chairman, The Hopi Tribe made soon and could come as early as the second terest to Tutuveni readers. Letters must be orig- inal, previously unpublished and written by the person whose name appears with the letter. The writer’s name must be included with the letter, along with the writer’s address and daytime phone number to aid with verification; the phone number will not be published. Anonymous let- Executive Director meets with Dept and ters and letters written under pseudonyms will not be published. The Tutuveni reserves the Program Directors and issues Moratorium right to edit letters for length and clarity, and may decline to print letters considered poten- on all personnel actions, effective Jan 26 tially libelous or slanderous in nature. Letters Louella Nahsonhoya should not exceed 500 words. Hopi Tutuveni NEWS ARTICLES Peabody Coal Company and the is covered under Tort and coverage of tribal vehicles. The Hopi Tutuveni welcomes non-commis- Salt River Project met with the Hopi which we purchase. 22. How is payments for end-of- sioned, self-generated articles reporting local, Tribal Council on January 26, to 7. Breakdown of insurance cover- the-year Leave Pay-Outs accounted inform them of the uncertainty of age by vehicles, buildings, other for? state and national news items of interest to continued operations of the Nava- (including coverage for village 23. Is the Leave policy applied members of the Hopi Tribe. We are especially jo Generating Station in Page, AZ, property), and possible savings consistent with approved HR Policy interested in articles reporting on local events (see story on Page 1). if changes are made to current for all employees? Or is there direc- and activities involving members of the Hopi In response to this information and policies. tives different from approved HR Tribe. Submission does not guarantee publi- the declining and loss of revenue, 8. Calculate savings to be realized policy? the Tribal Council created two Task by reducing work hours from 40 cation. Articles may be edited for style, length A memorandum was sent out by Teams with specific assignments to hours to 32 and/or 30 hours and and clarity. If significant editing in required, Executive Director Honahni and immediately begin working on strat- current Personnel Policy which may Director of Human Resources Lisa the Managing Editor will communicate with egies to address this situation. address this situation. Pawwinnee, on January 27 to all the writer prior to publication. Article submis- Group 2 was tasked to assess the 9. Calculate savings to be realized Department Directors and Program sions should not exceed 1500 words. current financial condition of the by reducing legislators’ salaries by Administrators, placing a MORA- Tribe, the impacts from the decline 10%; 25%; 50% and the effect on TORIUM on General Funded per- and loss of revenue and to determine fringe benefits and possible savings. sonnel actions (hiring). SUBMISSIONS how best to prepare for a reduction 10. Effect on programs with ap- The memo states “effective Thurs- Letters and articles may be submitted in per- of the Hopi Tribe General Funds and proved Revolving Accounts if it day, January 26, 2017 at 8:00am, son, by mail, email or fax to: Louella Nah- its impacts on tribal operations, in- was to be eliminated. Recommend- the following executive decision is cluding personnel. ed options needed. sonhoya, Managing Editor, P.O. Box 123, issued placing a temporary hold on Daniel Honahni, Executive Direc- 11. Evaluation/Assessment of Kykotsmovi, A 86039; email address: Lnah- General Funded personnel actions tor and member of Group 2, sent out programs to determine opportuni- under the oversight of the Office of [email protected]; fax: (928) 734-0734. a list of questions, developed by the ties to reduce or eliminate duplicate Executive Director. All articles and letters to the editor should be Team, to all Department Directors functions and associated positions. All personnel recruitment for pro- (under his purview) with instruc- 12. Explore use of early retirement submitted one week prior to publication date grams who receive general funds tions to discuss the Questionnaire and voluntary separations to man- (call 928-734-3282 for deadline schedule). will be placed on hold. with all program managers and ad- age FTE reductions along with oth- All personnel actions involving ministrators to analyze program ser- er position management techniques wage increases for general fund em- COPYRIGHT vices and activities. (redefining position descriptions; ployees will be placed on hold. The Tutuveni holds the copyright to all arti- QUESTIONS: combining positions, etc.) This involves a broad range of 1. Possible impact of personnel 13. Can staff retain their benefits at cles and photos published in the newspaper. assessments, including current and action freeze (hiring, promotions, 32 or 30 hours of work per week? Is Articles published in the Tutuveni may be re- future personnel costs. The goal is merit increases, etc.) on all contract 32 hours/week considered full-time to complete assessments by the end printed in other media publications as long as and grants under E.D. oversight employment? of June, 2017 at which time the Hopi the following conditions are met. 2. Identify contract and grant pro- 14. Is the tribe obligated to make Tribal Council will issue further ac- grams and amounts of funds pend- severance payments if an employee • The Hopi Tutuveni must first be contacted to tions.” ing drawdown (reimbursements); is reduced in forced? obtain permission to reprint. Honahni held a mandatory Direc- identify barriers for drawdown and 15. Reducing pay of employees, tor’s meeting on Feb.1 to follow-up • Articles may not be abridged, edited or al- create/implement corrective action including council, elected/appointed on the questionnaire sent to Depart- tered in any way without the expressed con- plans ASAP to complete reimburse- officers, is this addressed in the HR ments. Most Directors indicated ments. policy? sent of the author and the Hopi Tutuveni. they met with their managers and 3. Provide fiscal data for ALL 16. In accordance with HR policy, • The redistributed article may not be sold for were compiling responses to the (contract/grant & general fund) under what conditions can the tribe questions. profit or included in another media or publi- programs that identifies unexpend- impose a RIF? During the meeting, Honahni also cation that is sold for a profit. ed budget balances for FY2016 or 17. Are there restrictions in the HR informed the Directors that the Trea- contract/grant terms. policy for developing a Retention surer had researched all tribal ac- PUBLICATION/CIRCULATION 4. Provide information on what Roster in preparing for a RIF? counts, investments, assets, cash on ‘happens’ to unexpended balanc- 18. Are performance appraisals a The Hopi Tutuveni is published twice a hand, etc. and reported that the Tribe es from general fund. (How is it factor for implementing a RIF? month, with a circulation of 3,400 copies has enough revenue in its coffers to accounted for and show where 19. Are performance appraisals keep the Tribe operational for a few throughout the entire Hopi Reservation. The account balances eventually can be readily available for ALL tribal years. paper is delivered on the 1st and 3rd Tues- accounted for). staff (including Regulated Entities, Director’s have been cooperative 5. Determine total ‘carry-over’ contract/grant staff, etc.) day of the month to the following locations: and the ED hopes to have a quality funds (unexpended to date) in con- 20. Identify positions to be riffed, if Keams Canyon Store, Polacca Circle M, Hopi assessment report to Council when tract and grants. necessary. he reports to them. Health Care Center, Tsakursovi, Hopi Cultur- 6. Insurance coverage: How much 21. Provide justifications for need al Center, Kykotsmovi Village Store, Hotevil- la Store, Moenkopi Travel Center, Moenkopi Legacy Inn, Tribal Government Complex and all Village Administration offices. The Hopi Tutuveni is mailed to subscribers on the day Subscribe to the Hopi Tutuveni of publication.

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2017 HHS HoopComing King and Queen crowned during Basketball Game Louella Nahsonhoya Hopi Tutuveni

During the Hopi Bruins basketball vs. the Tuba City Warriors on Jan 28, Hopi Jr. Sr. High School Administra- tor Alban Naha announced candidates for the Special Ed- ucation and Senior High HoopComing King and Queen. Keanu Kootswatewa and Autumn Funk were selected as Special Ed Royalty. Kyle Secakuku and Angela Adams were crowned the 2017 HoopComing King and Queen. On Feb. 2, in another action packed and loud Bruin gym, Hopi played their last home game against the Val- ley Sanders Pirates. That night was dedicated to the Senior Bruin Athletes. Senior Basketball Players, the Spirit Line and Wres- tlers were recognized (along with their parents and/or guests). This would be the basketball players and Spirit Line’s last performance on the Bruin gymn floor. The gym was packed to capacity as fans screamed, shouted and cheered for their Teams. After the game there were hugs and tears and despite the loss, fans were proud of their Bruin Team. Leaving the game, one Bruin fan said “I am a forever proud Bru- in Fan. I love the Team!” Another fan asked, “What is life after Bruin Basketball?”

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2017 HoopComing Queen Angela Adams and King Kyle Secakuku PHOTO: Courtesy of Deloria Adams

Hopi Court holds Docket Arizona Tribes Celebrate Hearing at Upper Moenkopi 22nd Annual Indian Nations and Tribes Legislative Day

L-R: Belena Harvey, Judge Walter Edd, Acting Chief Judge Craig Wallace, Judge Delfred Leslie and Court Bailiff Emmett Youyetewa

Louella Nahsonhoya Hopi Tutuveni Board Member Candace Hamana (far left), poses for a picture with students attending the Tribal Legislative Day in Phoenix Hopi Tutuveni

The Hopi Court held its first re-estab- which is highly recommended. Candace Hamana, Board Member lished Docket hearing at the Upper Vil- Judge Leslie’s plan is to establish a Hopi Tutuveni lage of Moenkopi Administration Build- Hopi Court Docket Hearing at Kykots- There was not an empty seat as people create a reservoir and build a dam part- ing on February 1. Three cases were movi and in Phoenix. He would like to gathered in the Arizona Senate building nering with valley cities, the Salt River heard with Judge Edd presiding. Court take the Court to the people. This idea is for the 22nd Annual Indian Nations and Project and the Bureau of Reclamation. staff in attendance were: Judge Wallace, still in the discussion phase. Leslie ex- Tribes Legislative Day on Wednesday, President Burnette gave an overview of Judge Leslie, Judge Edd, Court Clerk pressed his gratitude to Judge Wallace January 11. The annual event is hosted by her tribal community’s history and went Belena Harvey and Court Bailiff Emmett for allowing and trusting him to get the the Arizona Governor’s Office on Tribal on to talk about gaming and educational Youyetewa. Docket re-started in Moenkopi again. Relations and its purpose is to celebrate opportunities for her tribal members. In a Judge Leslie worked on the idea of “We use to hold Hearings at Moenkopi the rich culture and history of Arizona’s signing ceremony last November, the Ar- re-establishing a Court Docket in Moen- many years ago, back in the late 80’s,” tribes and to invite elected tribal officials izona Indian Gaming Association (AIGA) kopi with the support of Moenkopi Gov- said Judge Leslie. “It made things so to come before a joint protocol session announced their intentions to renegotiate ernor Hubert Lewis and the Moenkopi much easier not only for the people of with the House and the Senate leadership and extend tribal gaming compacts with Tribal Council members. The people of Moenkopi but all the surrounding areas to discuss issues of importance to their Governor Doug Ducey. As a member of Moenkopi also expressed their support of such as Cameron, Tonalea, Red Lake and tribal communities. AIGA, President Burnette spoke about re-establishing the Court Docket. nearby Navajo communities. This year, members of the Fort Mc- the importance of keeping the tribal gam- Judge Wallace emphasized that the Each Judge will have his turn to hear Dowell Color Guard and the San Carlos ing compacts and signaled she would con- Court Docket is an Open Court and mem- cases in Moenkopi, depending on the Veterans Association performed the post- tinue to stay engaged in those discussions. bers of the Community are welcome to type of case being heard. More serious ing of colors while Miss Indian Arizona Chairman Maldonado stressed the impor- attend and see what goes on and learn the cases and other cases where an inmate is Shaandiin Paul Parrish, conducted the tance of giving back to tribal communities Court process. “Every case is unique” being transported from a holding facili- pledge of allegiance. through public service and talked about said Wallace. Most Adult & Juvenile ty will not be heard in Moenkopi. Those The State of the Tribal Nations address the need to improve emergency response cases are open to the public but children’s cases will remain at the main Court was given by Ronnie Lupe, Chairman of rates and increase the number of medical cases are closed. House in Keams Canyon. the White Mountain Apache Tribe, Ber- providers in Indian Country. The Docket is scheduled for the first There are many Traffic citation and nadine Burnette, President of the Fort Tables for the Exhibitor Fair were set Wednesdays of every month and will be Criminal cases that are way over due and McDowell Yavapai Nation and Roland up outside on the Senate lawn where var- announced in the Moenkopi newsletter as need to be taken cared of immediately. If Maldonado, Chairman of the Kaibab ious companies, organizations and busi- well as the Hopi Tutuveni. Judges are try- you have any questions or concerns re- Band of Paiutes. Chairman Lupe was the nesses provided a wide range of informa- ing to get the word out to the Hopi People garding your case or questions pertaining first to speak and he briefly took the op- tion from health and social services, tribal to come and see what goes on in court to the Hopi Docket Court Hearing, call portunity to talk about a project the White advocacy programs, employment oppor- to get a better understanding of a case, the Hopi Tribal Court at (928) 738-5171. Mountain Apache Tribe is working on to tunities and education initiatives.

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LETTERS TO EDITOR Flu and affects on people with Diabetes Kanesha Quanimptewa Diabetes Prevention Educator Editor, Hopi Special Diabetes Program Now that the Hopi Tribal Council has finally realized that royalty payments from the Peabody Mining Operations is no longer quaranteed to cover the tribes budgets, People who have diabetes (type 1 and called antiviral drugs that can be used the council appears to have tried an option that is easy for the council to do; dip into 2) are at high risk for flu. Pneumonia, to treat influenza illness. Antiviral drugs our peoples investments without our permission. bronchitis, sinus infections, and ear in- fight influenza viruses in your body; To me, there are other options to help cover the approved budget. The council needs to fections are examples of flu-related com- they’re different from antibiotics which have only one smart representative from each village. The council can decide to out the plications. The flu also can make chron- fight against bacterial infections. Anti- amount of money each representative receives today and put a stop to giving its mem- ic health problems like diabetes worse. viral medications may help people with bers added money or raises without our approval. The less number of council members Diabetes can make the immune system conditions that increase the risk of com- there are, the more savings there can be in fringe benefits, travel and other related costs. less able to fight infections, and illness plications from the flu (like diabetes) The victor in our tribal elections should not mean that it is a greedy guarantee can make it harder to control your blood if given within the first 48 hours after to overstaff the offices of the Chairman or Vice Chairman. In fact I have thought sugar levels. The illness might raise your symptoms start. about running for office again and if elected, be receptive to receiving one-third sugar making you feel like you don’t Because you have diabetes, you have a of whatever the current office holders receive, and work on some positive goals. want to eat when you are sick, and this higher risk for complications. Your best /s/ Elgean Joshevama can cause blood sugar levels to fall. It is strategy is to keep the flu away in the important to take care of yourself when first place. In addition to getting- vacci you are sick. nated yearly, people with diabetes should The CDC recommends that people take everyday precautions for protecting Dear Editor and the Hopi Community, with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes, who against the flu. The best time for peo- are at least six months and older, get the ple with diabetes to get vaccinated is in Like many Hopi Employees I visit the Kykotsmovi Village Store for lunch or gro- flu vaccine. Flu shots are approved for September, but anytime of the year is cery items. On a recent visit, I noticed a table display area set up adjacent to the use in people with diabetes and other fine. Ask family members, co-workers, front door. The display was attended by a pretty and pleasant young Hopi lady and health conditions. People with type 1 or and close friends to get the vaccine too. consisted of signage and various promotional give away items. The display was pro- type 2 diabetes are at an increased risk of You’re less likely to get the flu if those moting Seneca Cigarettes, a commercial tobacco product. One of my staff overheard developing pneumonia from the flu, so a around you don’t have it. Keep your a conversation between a customer and the young lady. The customer inquired if the pneumonia vaccine is recommended for hands clean; frequent and thorough hand promotional items were free, the young lady responded that you had to buy a pack of them. The pneumonia vaccine should be washing is the best way to avoid getting cigarettes first. part of your diabetes management plan. sick from germs. The name Seneca refers to an indigenous group of Native People originating from There are prescription medications the eastern coastal areas (what is known as New York) of our country. I feel that a name like this along with some native designs on the product implies to a potential customer that it has a Native Traditional origin and is not only traditional but safe. This cannot be further from the truth. Commercial tobacco whether in the form of cigarettes, cigars or smokeless tobacco products like chew and snuff contain many very harmful chemicals that can be a cause of cancer or other serious respiratory ailments (COPD and emphysema for example). Developing these conditions can change a person’s life entirely and even cause death. Hopi Special Diabetes Program As the Manager of the Hopi Cancer Support Services program my staff and I are committed to educating and informing the Hopi community about ways to reduce their risk for getting cancer. The Hopi Tobacco Education and Prevention Program heads full force into 2017 by hosting was established specifically to educate our community about the ill effects of com- mercial tobacco use. One of its functions is to recruit and organize youth coalition a first “Empower Youth” Expo groups so that we can educate them and encourage participation in their interactions Jessica Quamahongnewa with other young people and the community at large. In effect to be good role models. Diabetes Prevention Educator I know firsthand that the operators of the Kykotsmovi Village Store are active in Hopi Special Diabetes Program the community and that they generously give their time and resources to worthy com- munity causes, like the Hopi Cancer Support Services. However, I must emphasize The Hopi Special Diabetes Program heads full force into 2017 by hosting a first that no amount of promotion, like what I witnessed at the store, to generate revenue “Empower Youth” Expo on Wednesday, March 15 from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the justifies the possibility that even one person may pick up the tobacco habit/addiction Hopi Veteran’s Memorial Center. This free event will focus on children ages 8 to 18 and spend a small fortune feeding that habit/addition over their lifetime; a lifetime years old. Young adults and parents are welcome to attend the Expo. potentially cut short because of an increased risk for cancer. The lives of too many The intent of the Expo is to educate the youth on the importance of being active and Hopi’s and their families are at stake here. In addition, promotions like this are con- making healthy choices to prevent diabetes. The Expo will also offer information on trary and counterproductive to what we are trying to instill in our young people and various programs offering fun summer programs and volunteer opportunities. There community members through education and prevention efforts. will be break-out sessions to give our children the encouragement and motivation In closing I would say that I know the Kykotsmovi Village Store is a valuable from our very own Hopi people to be successful in whatever they choose to do in life. community resource and that they, like other stores on the Hopi Reservation, are in a A fitness activity will also be offered to the youth and attendees. We kindly ask business where success or failure is judged by the spreadsheet bottom line. However, participants to come in free moving clothing and running/walking shoes. We all know I also know that they can pick and choose their product lines or how they choose to there’s a noticeable reduction in physical activity because children have more screen advertise. In writing this letter I want to encourage these businesses to be more sensi- time at home and aren’t as likely to get out and get involved. By offering this activity, tive to the effects that the promotion of products like cigarettes, soft drinks and sports it will give the youth the opportunity to make friends, be engaged and productive. drinks, to name a few, have on Hopi People. After all we are experiencing epidemic For more information, call the Hopi Special Diabetes Program at (928) 734-3432. proportions of chronic diseases such as cancer and diabetes, something we cannot Asqwali, pew hapi itam ow pi’tsinayani yep itah tsatsakmuy amungnumi! ignore. Obviously this health status is not desirable so we have to target our youth by instilling knowledge and healthy habits. While the decision to smoke is an individual choice, there is much that local businesses can do by not promoting commercial to- bacco or adjusting their product lines, maybe to include healthier choices. If they did, I am sure many parents and community members would be thankful for their concern about the health and well-being of Hopi People. I know I would be. Sincerely, January was National Cervical /s/ Dana Russell, Manager Hopi Cancer Support Services Cancer Awareness Month Elvia Sanchez, Health Educator Hopi Cancer Support Services

January was National Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. In reality, cervical cancer affects all women any month of the year, including our Hopi women. According to the Veteran Client Document Checklist Centers for Disease Control (CDC) approximately 12,000 women in the Unites States get cervical cancer each year. To put that into perspective, this is almost comparable when meeting with Benefits Counselor to the total number of enrolled Hopi Tribal members. The disease is preventable with Eugene “Geno” Talas vaccinations to prevent human papillomavirus (HPV). The disease is more likely cur- Hopi Veterans Services able with regular screening and early detection. CDC recommends that boys and girls receive three doses of HPV vaccine at 11 or 12 years of age. The HPV vaccine is more For Veterans and/or Widows of Veterans, IRA’s, trusts, property (other than effective the earlier it is given; however, it is recommended women can be vaccinated when meeting with the Veterans Benefits home). up to the age of 26 and men until age 21. Counselor (VBC) to assist in filing a VA 6. Proof of medical expenses, i.e. The key is that any signs of cancer be found early for the best outcomes. This is claim, please bring the following docu- Medicare, private insurance, doctor or what regular screening accomplishes. There are two tests that can help detect cervical ments. This will help speed up the process prescription receipts. cancer in its early stages. They are: of filing your VA claims. 7. Previous VA letters, if available. VETERANS BENEFITS: 8. Banking information, i.e. bank ac- • The Pap test (or Pap smear) looks for pre-cancers, which are cell changes on the Compensation: count, routing#, etc cervix that might become cancerous if they are not treated appropriately. The U.S. 1. Member 4 copy of DD Form 214 or SURVIVOR BENEFITS: Preventative Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommends women should start other military discharge form. Accrued Benefits/DIC/Widow’s Pension: getting regular Pap tests at the age of 21. 2. Service Treatment Records (STR’s), if 1. DD Form 214 or other military dis- • The human papillomavirus (HPV) test looks for the virus that can cause cell changes. available. All National Guard/Reserve charge. treatment records. 2. Copy of veteran’s Death Certificate. Women who are age 30 or older may choose to have co-testing (Pap & HPV test). 3. Current VA problem list and private 3. Marriage, divorces and birth certifi- If the results are normal, the chance of developing cervical cancer in the next few medical records showing a diagnosis cates. years is very low. The provider can tell you when you should be screened again. For women ages 21-65, it is important to continue getting a Pap test with direction from for the condition(s) claiming. 4. Pension: Proof of income, i.e. Social your provider. Cervical cancer screening should be an essential part of a woman’s 4. Additional VA and private medical re- Security letter, retirement letter. routine health care. cords showing continuity of treatment 5. Pension: Proof of net worth, i.e. bank For the last 21 years the HOPI Cancer Support Services (HCSS) Program has since service. accounts, IRA’s, trusts, property (other than home). strived to send a strong message about the important steps women can take to em- 5. Marriage, divorces and birth certifi- brace a healthy lifestyle of early detection through clinical screening tests. Our focus cates. 6. Pension: Proof of medical expenses, i.e. Medicare, private insurance, doc- is not only to increase the number of women that will get screened but also empower 6. Previous VA letters, if available. women and the community-at-large about prevention. The Hopi Breast & Cervical 7. Banking information, i.e. bank ac- tor or prescription receipts. 7. Previous VA letters, if available. Cancer Screening Program has year round open enrollment for all women ages 21-65 count, routing#, living on or near the Hopi reservation. Please call our office at 928-734-1151 if you 8. Banking information, i.e. bank ac- have any questions or would like to enroll in our screening program. Non-Service Connected Pension: count, routing, etc. As American Indian women, we are connected in one form or another either through 1. Member 4 copy of DD Form 214 or BURIAL BENEFITS: other military discharge. kinship, clanship, marriage, and/or ceremonies. Women are known to be the fire keep- 1. Member 4 copy of veteran’s DD Form ers of the family and the source of bringing life into this world. The longevity of life 2. Medical records showing total and 214 or other military discharge. permanent disability(s), if under age for mothers, wives, sisters, grandmothers, aunts and nieces can be continued through 2. Copy of veteran’s death certificate. good health and taking care of oneself. In order for this to happen, remember early 65. 3. Funeral/transportation bill. detection is the best protection. 3. Marriage, divorces and birth certifi- 4. Paid receipt with claimant’s name on Writers Note: My goal in submitting this article is to convey information to the cates. receipt. community through effective communication. In doing so, I will be providing the 4. Proof of income, i.e. Social Security letter, 5. Previous VA letters, if available. readers relevant information about cancer, nutrition, physical fitness, or any news retirement letter 6. Banking information, i.e. bank account, about the Hopi cancer screening and prevention programs. 5. Proof of net worth, i.e. bank accounts, routing #, etc 6 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2017 | HOPI TUTUVENI

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If you are unable to attend, Call (928) 283-4500 or email: [email protected] Loloma my Hopi People. All Submissions: to set-up an appointment! It is a beautiful day here in Hopi Land! ads, artwork, My name is Davin Polelonema, from the villages of articles are due Old Oraibi and Lower Mungapi, and I am a Sales Consul- Hopi Tribe Economic tant with Terry Marxen Chevrolet Cadillac in Flagstaff, AZ. one week in Development Corporation I am reaching out to you, my Hopi sinom from Mungapi advance. SEEKS APPLICANTS TO FILL TWO (2) MEM- to First Mesa. I’m here to lend a helping hand to my people BERS ON ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS: who are in the market for this year’s 2017 models. When you buy a vehicle from me, I will pay for your dinner and a ATTENTION **THE TWO (2) AVAILABLE POSITIONS ARE FOR HOPI/TEWA TRIBAL MEMBERS** night’s stay in Flagstaff! HOPI/TEWA The HTEDC is a legal entity wholly owned by the Hopi We have great mark downs & rebates available on VETERANS Tribe. The HTEDC is established under federal charter Brand new Chevrolet Silverado’s, Impalas, Malibu’s, and The Hopi Veterans provisions making it distinct and separate from the Hopi Services will be pro- Tribe. A board of seven directors governs the HTEDC. The the list goes on! Here at Terry Marxen Chevrolet Cadil- viding limited trans- Board is appointed by the Hopi Tribal Council, represent- lac we have been serving Northern Arizona since 1962. portation services for ing the sole shareholder, either a three or four-year term. Veterans for two to All Directors must meet the required qualifications as So let me help you today! Give me a ring or email me for three weeks. We will set forth in its By-Laws and must pass a mandatory back- ground check. any further questions. You all have wonderful day! Kwakwaii. post notice when we resume full transpor- If you are interested and want more information please contact Lynnora Mahle- Talayumptewa by phone tation services. at 928-522-8675 or e-mail at [email protected] or reg- Davin Polelonema We apologize for any ular mail. Sales Consultant inconvenience this may This packet includes information about the HTEDC Terry Marxen Chevrolet Cadillac cause. Questions can and its mission, as well as information about the roles be directed to the Hopi and responsibilities of a Board of Director member. [email protected] Veterans Services office Calls for more information are welcome. 928-774-2794 ext 4232 at (928) 734-3461. Board positions will remain open until filled

VA Health Care Ser- vices Notes The Northern Arizona VA Health Care Services 2017 New Year’s Resolution: (NAVAHCS) is now able SPECIAL OFFER to provide VA Health Care photo ID cards at  EXTENDED!!!! the Flagstaff VA and Save on DSL service up to 8 Mbps! Holbrook VA Clinics. To obtain a photo VA  Choose a Residential plan ID card, you will need Plans starting to be already enrolled  Sign up for 12 months from $15/month in the NAVAHCS sys- tem. Bring two other on up to  Call Hopi Telecommunications for more forms of ID, i.e. driver 8 Mbps! license, social security card, passport, etc. info at 928-738-HOPI (4674) ** Note for those With over $100 Veterans enrolled in other VA health  Sign up before February 28, 2017!! in savings! regions, i.e. Phoenix, Tucson or other states, you will not be able to obtain VA ID card from New Residential Customers Only Flagstaff or Holbrook. For Flagstaff VA clin- ic, staff prefers you Each new customer that signs up will be come in after 10:00 entered in a drawing for a chance to win a.m. For questions, their number is (928) a $100 gift card. 226-1056. For Hol- brook VA clinic, staff  Must include a landline phone prefers you call them to  May require purchase of modem ($90.00) set up an appointment.  A new customer of which has not had DSL service Their number is (928) for more than 30 days to be eligible 524. Contact hopi Vet- erans Services at (928) 734-3461 for more in- formation. Address: PO Box 735, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 2003-CR-1498 Bench Name: Villegas, Victorio Jr. Address: P.O. Box 602, Polacca, AZ 86042 2001-CR-0737 Arrest Name: Villegas, Victorio Jr. Address: P.O. Box 602, Polacca, AZ 86042 2013-CR-0688 Arrest Name: Wagner, Derek Address: P.O. Box 302, Keams Canyon, AZ 2005-CR-119786034 Bench Name: Tsinnie, Roland Name: Wagner, Nathaniel Address: POB431, Tonalea, AZ 86044Address: HCR 63 Box 290, Winslow, AZ 86047 1998-CR-0927 Arrest 2000-CR-0301 Bench Name: Tsipai, Virgil Name: Walker, Clement R. Address: POB394, Keams Canyon, AZAddress: 86034 PO Box 1222, St. Michaels, AZ 86511 2014-CR-1397 Bench 1998-CR-0022 Arrest Name: Tso, Flo Name: Walker, Jimmy Address: POB404, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: PO Box 2142, Tuba City, AZ 86045 2003-CR-1441 Bench 2015-CR-0638 Bench Name: Tso, Gregory Derrick Name: Walker, Lance Thomas Address: POB332, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: PO Box 2284, Tuba City, AZ 86045 2011-CR-0005 Arrest 2005-CR-0874 Arrest 2010-CR-0290 Arrest Name: Thomas, Nathan Name: Tso, Harold Z. Name: Walker, Larry Address: POB414, KeamsCanyon, AZ 86034 Address: PO Box 934, Ganado, AZ 86515Address: PO Box 660, Tuba City, AZ 86045 2009-CR-0113 Bench 2014-CR-0674 Bench 2002-CR-1587 Bench Name: Thomas, Ronald Lee Name: Tso, Hunter Alexander Name: Wallace, William A. Address: POB3048, IndianWells, AZ 86031 Address: P.O. Box 278, Second Mesa, Address:AZ P.O. Box 803, Sells, AZ 85634 2009-CR-1530 Arrest 2016-CR-053586043 Bench 2013-CR-0620 Bench Name: Thomas, Ronald Lee Name: Tso, Otto Name: Walters, Shondiin Address: POB3048, IndianWells, AZ 86031 Address: P.O. Box 3693, Tuba City, AZAddress: 86045 Tuba City, AZ 86045 2013-CR-0884 Bench 2011-CR-0921 Bench 2014-CR-1038 Bench Name: Thompson, Joe Name: Tsosie, Alexander Name: Washington, Editha Address: POB2685, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: P.O. Box 3079, Indian Wells, Address:AZ 802 North Second Street, Holbrook, Address: POB54, Tuba City, AZ 860452007-CR-1224 Bench 2016-CR-002786031 Arrest 2003-CR-1459AZ 86025 Bench 2014-CR-0629 Arrest Name: Thompson, Leonard Name: Tsosie, Cornell Name: Watchman, Albert Name: Tallas, Matthew Fritz Address: Rt # 8 Box88, Flagstaff, AZ Address: P.O. Box 789, Polacca, AZ 86042Address: P.O. Box 553, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: POB269, Kykotsmovi, AZ 860392012-CR-1030 Arrest 2011-CR-1712 Bench 2004-CR-1152 Bench 2016-CR-0489 Bench Name: Thompson, Malcolm Drew Name: Tsosie, Jermey Name: Watchman, Fernall Name: Tallas, Michael Address: POB3532, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: PO Box 4500, Blue Gap, AZ 86520Address: P.O. Box 205, Gallup, NM Address: POB269, Kykotsmovi, AZ 860392010-CR-0320 Arrest 2005-CR-1565 Bench 2004-CR-1154 Bench 2016-CR-0514 Bench Name: Thompson, Richard Name: Tsosie, Lorna Ann Name: Watchman, Loren Name: Tallman, Floyd Address: P.O. Box 151, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: P.O. Box 724, Ganado, AZ Address: P.O. Box 173, Gallup, NM Address: POB2156, Tuba City, AZ 860452011-CR-0299 Bench 2013-CR-0228 Bench 2006-CR-1687 Bench 2003-CR-1530 Bench Name: Thompson, Richard 8 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2017 | HOPI TUTUVENI ARREST WARRANTSName: by: JudgeTsosie, Mildred Delfred Leslie,Name: HopiWathogoma, Trial CourtAlbert William Name: Suetopka, Gene Name: Tallman, Gerald Address: P.O. Box 151, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: P.O. Box 175, Page, AZ 86040Address: P.O. Box 265, Rim Rock, AZ 86335 Address: POB443, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: P.O. Box 803, Pinon, AZ 865102009-CR-1107 Arrest The Hopi Trial Court has many out- you will either be allowed to pay your Arrest Sweeps any day now.2000-CR-1041 Contact the Arrest This does not apply2006-CR-1774 to crimes Bench such as Domes- 2015-CR-0324 Arrest 2014-CR-1565 Bench Name: Thompson, Richard standing arrest warrants, some dating court fine, or a hearing will be set for your Court to resolve your arrest Name:warrantTsosie, be- Randytic Violence, AggravatedName: Wathogoma, Assault, Sex Albert Crimes William Name: Sulu, Willard Name: Tallsalt, Roy Address: POB151, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 back many years. If your name appears appearance at a later date. If you do not fore you are arrested. The phoneAddress: # toPO the Box 4542,and Blueall other Gap, AZcrimesAddress: categorizedP.O. Box 265, as Serious Rim Rock, or AZ 86335 Address: 4831 W Graneda, Phoenix,AZAddress: 85035 POB951, Kykotsmovi, AZ 860391996-CR-1220 Arrest on the list below, it means there is an out- contact the Hopi Courts within (3) weeks, Court Clerk is: 928-738-5171.2005-CR-0673 Court isArrest Dangerous Crimes2013-CR-0254 in the Hopi Bench Code. 2005-CR-1428 Bench 1996-CR-0019 Arrest Name: Thompson, Sheryl standing warrant for your arrest. If you then your warrant will remain and Hopi open for business Mondays Name:throughTsosie, Fri- RogerickTraffic ArrestName: WarrantsWatson,: Failure Curtis D. toJr. Pay Name: Sumatzkuku, Brian Name: Tapaha, Jermaine Address: POB23774, Flagstaff, AZ call the Court within (3) weeks from the Resource Enforcement Services (HRES) days, 8am-5pm, except for Address: federal P.O. and Box 388,Court Tohatchi, Fines NM have87325Address: beenP.O. Box Quashed 1576, Tuba (Dis City,- AZ 86045 Address: POB611, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB83, Dennehotso, AZ 865352013-CR-0899 Bench date of this publication to take care of and Hopi BIA Law Enforcement Ser- tribal holidays. The Court is 2016-CR-0436closed each Bench missed) by Acting2013-CR-0184 Chief Judge Bench of the Hopi 2008-CR-0162 Bench 1996-CR-0019 Arrest Name: Thompson, Susie Ann your warrant, you will not be arrested, vices (BIA LES) will begin unannounced work day for lunch from 12n-1pm.Name: Tsosie, RonaldCourts beginningName: withWatson, years Julius2001-2012. Martinez Sr. Name: Sumatzkuku, Edgar Name: Tapaha, Jermaine Address: POB2685, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: P.O. Box 343, Ganado, AZ 86505Address: P.O. Box 261, Tonalea, AZ 86044 Address: POB324, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB83, Dennehotso, AZ 865352005-CR-1218 Bench 2007-CR-0969 Bench 2010-CR-0017 Bench 2010-CR-0179 Bench 2002-CR-0075 Bench 2002-CR-0997 Bench Name: Thompson, Willis Ray Name: Watson, Max Jr. Name: Smith, Aero Name: Sumatzkuku, Jacob Name: Taylor, Dora Name: Tsosie, Roy Address: POB5112, Leupp, AZ Address: P.O. Box 3116, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: 1717 Lizard Ln.Holbrook,AZ 86025Address: POB88, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB425, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 Address: P.O. Box 3970, YahTaHey, NM 87375 2002-CR-0630 Bench 1996-CR-0018 Bench 2007-CR-1782 Arrest 2010-CR-0101 Bench 2015-CR-0582 Bench 2002-CR-0075 Bench Name: Thorpe, Jeff Name: Watson, Shane Name: Smith, Aero Name: Sumatzkuku, Jacob Name: Taylor, Hubert Dalton Name: Tsosie, Roy Address: POB244, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: P.O. Box 58, Dennehotso, AZ 86535 Address: 1717 Lizard Ln.Holbrook,AZ 86025Address: POB88, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB104, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Address: P.O. Box 3970, YahTaHey, NM 87375 2002-CR-0541 Bench 2012-CR-0075 Arrest 1996-CR-0507 Bench 2014-CR-0868 Arrest 2011-CR-1374 Bench 2014-CR-0139 Bench Name: Thorpe, Jeff Name: Wauneka, Orlando Name: Smith, Carla Name: Sumatzkuku, Jessica Name: Taylor, Ivy June Name: Tsosie, Sherilyn Address: POB244, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: P.O. Box 976, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Reason: Failure to Appear Address: POB363, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB608, Polacca, AZ 86042 Address: PO Box 5364, Window Rock, AZ 2014-CR-1413 Arrest 2005-CR-0718 Arrest 2015-CR-0548 Bench 2009-CR-0610 Arrest 2015-CR-1089 Bench 2009-CR-124686515 Arrest Name: Thunderhawk, Sinquah Name: Welch, Jacob Name: Smith, Dan Yazzie Name: Sumatzkuku, Nannie Name: Taylor, Milson Name: Tsosie, Wilson Address: POB335, Polacca, AZ 86042 Address: P.O. Box 7220, Shonto, AZ Address: POB 2512, Chinle, AZ 86503Address: POB1034, Hotevilla, AZ 86030Address: POB425, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 Address: P.O. Box 4001, Blue Gap, AZ 86510 2004-CR-1063 Bench 2012-CR-1069 Bench 2014-CR-0576 Bench 2009-CR-0610 Bench 2011-CR-0141 Bench 2014-CR-0224 Arrest Name: Todecheenie, Ferrall J. Name: Welch, Marcelita R. Name: Smith, David Joseph Name: Sumatzkuku, Nannie Name: Taylor, Sahmee Deema Name: Tucker, Norman Address: POB788, Ganado, AZ Address: PO Box 1035, Window Rock, AZ Address: POB 3495, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB1034, Hotevilla, AZ 86030Address: POB522, SecondMesa,AZ 86043 Address: P.O. Box 2114, Tuba City, AZ 86045 2013-CR-0733 Arrest 2016-CR-014986515 Bench 2006-CR-0405 Arrest 2015-CR-0659 Bench 2015-CR-1250 Bench 2014-CR-1012 Bench Name: Tohannie, Nathan Name: Werito, Christain Lee Name: Smith, Elizabeth Name: Sumatzkuku, Ralph Name: Tenakhongva, Hubert Name: Tucker, Norman Address: POB3104, Tuba CIty, AZ 86045 Address: PO Box 4009, Blue Gap, AZ 86520 Address: POB 4552, Blue Gap, AZ 86520Address: POB363, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB75, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: P.O. Box 2114, Tuba City, AZ 86045 2009-CR-1543 Bench 2004-CR-1103 Bench 2005-CR-1499 Bench 2009-CR-1574 Bench 2016-CR-0296 Arrest 2002-CR-1588 Bench Name: Tohe, Julian Earl Name: Werito, Herman Name: Smith, Enoch Jr Name: Sumatzkuku, Ralph Name: Tenakhongva, Hubert Name: Tullie, Troy Steve Address: RRTP BoxJDD, Chinle, AZ 86503 Address: P.O. Box 3197, Canyoncito, NM Address: POB 402, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: POB363, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB75, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: P.O. Box 124, Kaibeto, AZ 86053 1999-CR-0956 Bench 2003-CR-092587026 Bench 2008-CR-0558 Bench 2014-CR-0052 Bench 2015-CR-0558 Bench 2003-CR-1485 Arrest Name: Tolino, Harrison Name: Whatoname, Victoria Lynne Name: Smith, Ernest Jr. Name: Sumatzkuku, Ralph Name: Tenakhongva, John Samuel Name: Tungovia, Boyd Hensen Address: POB1606, Crownpoint, NM Address: P.O. Box 632, Peach Springs, AZ Address: POB 240, Navajo, NM Address: POB363, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB404, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: PO Box 982, Polacca, AZ 86042 2014-CR-0143 Bench 2012-CR-027286434 Bench 1999-CR-1512 Bench 2015-CR-0489 Bench 2007-CR-0882 Arrest 2004-CR-1383 Arrest Name: Toney, David Daniel Name: White, Brince Reese Name: Smith, Milton Name: Sumatzkuku, Vaughn Name: Tenakhongva, Leander Hugh Name: Tungovia, Boyd Hensen Address: POB1425, Chinle, AZ 86503 Address: P.O. Box 954, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Address: POB 82, Second Mesa,AZ 86043Address: POB242, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB75, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: PO Box 982, Polacca, AZ 86042 2000-CR-0521 Bench 2012-CR-0645 Bench 2011-CR-1518 Arrest 2015-CR-1322 Bench 2015-CR-0502 Bench 2010-CR-0189 Arrest Name: Tony, David Shepherd Name: White, Brince Reese Name: Smith, Nolan Name: Suniga, Quin Katie Name: Tenario, Blaine Name: Tungovia, Valgene Norman Address: POB4128, Sun Valley, AZ Address: P.O. Box 954, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Address: POB 3234, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB2884, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB374, Polacca, AZ 86042 Address: 13025 N. 31 st Ave, Phoenix, AZ 2011-CR-1058 Bench 2007-CR-0621 Arrest 2003-CR-1465 Bench 2015-CR-1222 Bench 2014-CR-0710 Bench 2015-CR-0806 Bench Name: Tootsie, Kodi Name: White, Christopher Name: Smith, Petoria Jane Name: Suqnevahya, Ephraim J Name: Tenorio, Jennifer Lynne Name: Tuvequaftewa, Latrell T. Jr. Address: POB302, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: PO Box 411, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: POB 68, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB333, SecondMesa, AZ 86043Address: POB443, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 Address: 3919 W. Orange Wood Avenue, 2015-CR-0725 Arrest 2009-CR-1010 Bench 2003-CR-0846 Bench 2011-CR-0111 Bench 2007-CR-1447 Arrest 2010-CR-0751Phoenix, Bench AZ 85051 Name: Tootsie, Kyle Alan Name: White, Larry A Name: Smith, Petoria Jane Name: Susunkewa, Omva Name: Tenorio, Lisa Name: Tzompa, Priscilla Address: POB849, Polacca, AZ 86042 Address: P.O. Box 1265, Keams Canyon, AZ Address: POB 68, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB470, SecondMesa, AZ 86043Address: POB443, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 Address: P.O. Box 101, Keams Canyon, AZ 2005-CR-0954 Arrest 2009-CR-101886034 Bench 1997-CR-1165 Arrest 2015-CR-0263 Arrest 2015-CR-1320 Bench 2010-CR-095686034 Bench Name: Tootsie, Mitchell Curtis Name: White, Larry A Name: Smith, Virginina Name: Swimmer, Christopher AaronName: Tessay, Antone Name: Tzompa, Priscilla Address: POB311, Polacca, AZ 89604-2 Address: P.O. Box 1265, Keams Canyon, AZ Address: POB700, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB273, KeamsCanyon,AZ 86034Address: POB754, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: P.O. Box 101, Keams Canyon, AZ 2012-CR-0245 Arrest 2012-CR-079686034 Arrest 2006-CR-1598 Bench 2013-CR-0755 Arrest 2016-CR-0475 Bench 2014-CR-126886034 Arrest Name: Tootsie, Mitchell Curtis Name: White, Shane Name: Smith, Walter L Name: Tacheene, Aireal Joy Name: Tessay, Antone Name: Upshaw, Armando Address: POB311, Polacca, AZ 89604-2 Address: P.O. Box 3571, Kayenta, AZ 86033 Address: POB 1487, Fort Defiance, AZAddress: POB867, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB 754, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: P.O. Box 344, Kyktosmovi, AZ 86039 2014-CR-0893 Bench 2012-CR-0891 Arrest 1999-CR-0042 Bench 2004-CR-1738 Arrest 2016-CR-0162 Bench 2000-CR-0781 Arrest Name: Torivio, Rachelle Monica Name: Whitehair, Alfred Name: Sneezer, Donald Name: Tachine, Troy Name: Tessay, Antone Name: Van Winkle, Willie Sr. Address: POB1744, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: PO Box 7116, Winslow, AZ 86047 Address: POB 444, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB435, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: POB 754, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: PO Box 7133, Nazilini, AZ 2011-CR-1466 Arrest 2004-CR-0695 Bench 2016-CR-0330 Bench 2013-CR-1005 Arrest 2011-CR-0378 Arrest 2004-CR-0792 Bench Name: Torres, Abeita Name: Whitehair, Dexter Name: Sockyma, Annette Name: Tahe, Gilbert Name: Tessay, Deandro Name: VanWinkle, Roland Address: POB679, Polacca, AZ 86042 Address: PO Box 477, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Address: POB562, Second Mesa,AZ 86043Address: POB2044, Chinle, AZ 86503 Address: POB782, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 Address: P.O. Box 592, Pinon, AZ 86510 2015-CR-1261 Arrest 2016-CR-0150 Arrest 2006-CR-1600 Bench 2015-CR-0033 Bench 2012-CR-0764 Arrest 2000-CR-1722 Arrest Name: Toya, Shawna Marie Glenda Name: Whitehair, Emery Name: Sockyma, Helen Name: Tahe, John Name: Tessay, Leander S Name: Vasquez, Antonio Jeremiah IV Address: POB313, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: P.O. BOx 805, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Address: POB 131, Hotevilla, AZ 86030Address: POB1799, Kayenta, AZ 86033Address: POB787, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: PO Box 261, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 2004-CR-0611 Bench 2005-CR-0197 Bench 2011-CR-1490 Bench 2015-CR-0142 Arrest 1993-CR-0683 Bench 2000-CR-1712 Arrest Name: Tsalabutie, Ramona Name: Whitehair, Tillman Name: Sockyma, Steven Jr. Name: Tahy, Harold Jr. Name: Tewa, Faron Name: Vasquez, Antonio Jeremiah IV Address: POB970, Polacca, AZ 86042 Address: P.O. Box 363, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Address: POB 217, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB123, Hotevilla, AZ 86030Reason: Failure to Appear Address: PO Box 261, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 2008-CR-1602 Arrest 1995-CR-0875 Bench 2011-CR-1490 Bench 2013-CR-0619 Bench 2006-CR-0066 Bench 2000-CR-0981 Arrest Name: Tsawatewa, Robin Name: Whitehat, Randall Lee Name: Sockyma, Steven Jr. Name: Tahy, Jennifer Name: Tewa, Waldon Jr Name: Vasquez, Antonio Jeremiah IV Address: POB434, Polacca, AZ 86042 Address: POB 217, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB1098, WindowRock,AZ 86515Address: POB524, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: PO Box 261, Second Mesa, AZAddress: 86043 PO Box 7291, Shonto, AZ 2005-CR-1322 Bench 2001-CR-0400 Bench 2005-CR-0810 Bench 2010-CR-1041 Arrest 2003-CR-0764 Bench 2000-CR-0970 Arrest Name: Tsedah, Carlyle Name: Whiterock, Bobby Name: Solis, Kelly Name: Takala, Ronald Gilbert Name: Tewahaftewa, Wilbur Clark Name: Vasquez, Antonio Jeremiah IV Address: POB1188, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: General Delivery, Tuba City, AZ Address: 990 W.Thorpe St. Flagstaff,AZAddress: 1251 N. 47th Street, Phoenix,Address: AZ POB675, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: PO Box 261, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 2005-CR-1321 Bench 2015-CR-098186045 Bench 2014-CR-0750 Arrest 2010-CR-100185008 Arrest 2015-CR-0575 Bench 2012-CR-0328 Bench Name: Tsedah, Donovan Name: Whiterock, Erroll Name: Sombrero, Jerome Name: Takala, Ronald Gilbert Name: Tewawina, Pat Name: Vasquez, Antonio Jeremiah IV Address: POB1723, Chinle, AZ Address: P.O. Box 3476, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: General Delivery, Leupp, AZ Address: 1251 N.47th St. Phoenix,AZ 85008Address: POB543, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: PO Box 261, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 2006-CR-1363 Arrest 2009-CR-1426 Bench 2016-CR-0192 Bench 2015-CR-0534 Bench 2014-CR-0706 Bench 2002-CR-1492 Bench Name: Tsedah, John Name: Whiterock, Jim Name: Sommer, Leora Name: Talashoma, Aaron Name: Tewayguna, Chad Name: Vavages, Carol Address: POB620, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: P.O. Box 1111, Sanders, AZ 86512 Address: POB53, Second Mesa,AZ 86043Address: POB277, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: PO Box 239, Polacca, AZ 86042 Address: P.O. Box 765, Sacaton, AZ 85247 2004-CR-1621 Bench 2003-CR-0685 Bench 2016-CR-0234 Arrest 2016-CR-0433 Bench 2013-CR-0294 Bench 2000-CR-1556 Arrest Name: Tsinigine, Clarence Name: Whitesinger, Melvin Sr. Name: Sommer, Leora Name: Talashoma, Karon Ruth Name: Thomas, Brian Name: Vavages, Patrick Address: POB2167, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: POB53, Second Mesa, AZ 86043Address: POB396, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB1504, Chinle, AZ 86503 Address: PO Box 735, Hotevilla, AZ 86030Address: P.O. Box 291, Tonalea, AZ 86044 2005-CR-1200 Bench 2012-CR-0726 Bench 2012-CR-0699 Bench 2012-CR-0958 Bench 2003-CR-1498 Bench 2015-CR-1002 Bench Name: Tsinigine, Ryan Name: Sosolda, Alicia Francis Name: Talashoma, Lowell Webser JrName: Thomas, Donovan Name: Villegas, Victorio Jr. Name: Whitney, Avery Address: POB1617, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: POB954, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB693, SecondMesa, AZ 86043Address: POB434, Kykotsmvovi, AZ 86039 Address: P.O. Box 602, Polacca, AZ 86042Address: PO Box 471, Chambers, AZ 86502 2000-CR-0569 Bench 2012-CR-0774 Bench 2015-CR-0937 Bench 2007-CR-1837 Bench 2001-CR-0737 Arrest 1995-CR-1496 Bench Name: Tsinjinnie, Gilbert Name: Sosolda, Alicia Francis Name: Talashoma, Patrick Name: Thomas, Earlwin Martin Name: Villegas, Victorio Jr. Name: Wilcox, Joseph Allen Address: POB1443, Blue Gap, AZ Address: POB954, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB104, Hotevilla, AZ 86030Address: P.O. Box 176, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: P.O. Box 602, Polacca, AZ 86042Address: 621 Easy St., Winslow, AZ 86047 2002-CR-0067 Bench 2002-CR-0519 Bench 2015-CR-1039 Bench 2010-CR-0526 Arrest 2013-CR-0688 Arrest 1999-CR-0798 Bench Name: Tsinnie, Oliver Name: Spahe, Darwin Name: Talashoma, Patrick Name: Thomas, Edyth R. Name: Wagner, Derek Name: Williams, Anthony Mark Address: POB1831, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: POB1041, Ganado, AZ 86505Address: POB104, Hotevilla, AZ 86030Address: POB167, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Address: P.O. Box 302, Keams Canyon,Address: AZ PO Box 363, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 2004-CR-1519 Bench 2015-CR-0078 Bench 2014-CR-1574 Bench 2001-CR-1402 Bench 2005-CR-119786034 Bench 2014-CR-1271 Bench Name: Spencer, Anthony Tony Name: Talayumptewa, Collin Name: Thomas, Jason Jay Name: Tsinnie, Roland Name: Wagner, Nathaniel Name: Williams, Bryann Address: POB3153, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB318, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB3261, IndianWells, AZ 86031Address: POB431, Tonalea, AZ 86044Address: HCR 63 Box 290, Winslow, AZAddress: 86047 Rt 2 Box 722-A, Laveen, AZ 85339 1997-CR-1186 Arrest 2015-CR-0244 Arrest 2006-CR-1270 Arrest 1998-CR-0927 Arrest 2000-CR-0301 Bench 2014-CR-0625 Arrest Name: Spencer, Ernie Name: Talayumptewa, David JosephName: Thomas, Linda Lynn Name: Tsipai, Virgil Name: Walker, Clement R. Name: Williams, Craig Sterling Address: POB775, Teesto, AZ Address: POB988, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB443, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB394, Keams Canyon, AZAddress: 86034 PO Box 1222, St. Michaels, AZAddress: 86511 11687 E. Clarendon Avenue, Scottsdale, AZ 85256 2014-CR-1613 Bench 2014-CR-1389 Bench 2015-CR-0997 Arrest 2014-CR-1397 Bench 1998-CR-0022 Arrest 2008-CR-1786 Bench Name: Spencer, Everett Daniel Name: Talayumptewa, David JosephName: Thomas, Mark Jr. Name: Tso, Flo Name: Walker, Jimmy Name: Williams, Delvin Address: POB904, KeamsCanyon,AZ 86034Address: POB988, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB366, Dilkon, AZ 86047 Address: POB404, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: PO Box 2142, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: PO Box 3099, Indian Wells, AZ 86031 2016-CR-0213 Bench 2015-CR-0843 Bench 2016-CR-0322 Bench 2003-CR-1441 Bench 2015-CR-0638 Bench 2015-CR-0832 Bench Name: Spencer, Jarel Name: Talayumptewa, David JosephName: Thomas, Michael Paul Name: Tso, Gregory Derrick Name: Walker, Lance Thomas Name: Williams, Earlene Address: POB1613, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB988, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB3095, IndianWells, AZ 86031Address: POB332, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: PO Box 2284, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: PO Box 5009, Leupp, AZ 86035 1999-CR-0778 Bench 2014-CR-1550 Arrest 2011-CR-0005 Arrest 2005-CR-0874 Arrest 2010-CR-0290 Arrest 2014-CR-0047 Bench Name: Spencer, Rayetta Lee Name: Talayumptewa, Erin Name: Thomas, Nathan Name: Tso, Harold Z. Name: Walker, Larry Name: Williams, Jerry Address: Gen. Delivery, Chinle, AZ 86503Address: 8603 N.22nd Ave. Phoenix,AZAddress: 85021 POB414, KeamsCanyon, AZ Address:86034 PO Box 934, Ganado, AZ 86515Address: PO Box 660, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: P.O. Box 803, Kayenta, AZ 86033 2006-CR-0881 Arest 2016-CR-0502 Bench 2009-CR-0113 Bench 2014-CR-0674 Bench 2002-CR-1587 Bench 1999-CR-0144 Arrest Name: Spex, Lamuel Jr. Name: Talayumptewa, Monique Name: Thomas, Ronald Lee Name: Tso, Hunter Alexander Name: Wallace, William A. Name: Williams, Jimmy Address: POB871, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB418, Second Mesa, AZ 86043Address: POB3048, IndianWells, AZ 86031Address: P.O. Box 278, Second Mesa,Address: AZ P.O. Box 803, Sells, AZ 85634Address: PO Box 4408, Blue Gap, AZ 86520 86043 2005-CR-1134 Arrest 2005-CR-0358 Arrest 2009-CR-1530 Arrest 2016-CR-0535 Bench 2013-CR-0620 Bench 2005-CR-0891 Arrest Name: Spex, Lamuel Jr. Name: Taliwood, Beatien Name: Thomas, Ronald Lee Name: Tso, Otto Name: Walters, Shondiin Name: Williams, Jr, Billie Address: POB871, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB1184, Window Rock, AZ Address:86515 POB3048, IndianWells, AZ 86031Address: P.O. Box 3693, Tuba City, AZAddress: 86045 Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: P.O. Box 4649, Teesto, AZ 2010-CR-1721 Bench 2012-CR-0807 Arrest 2013-CR-0884 Bench 2011-CR-0921 Bench 2014-CR-1038 Bench 2012-CR-0953 Arrest Name: Spex, Michael Name: Tallas, Augustine Name: Thompson, Joe Name: Tsosie, Alexander Name: Washington, Editha Name: Williams, Julian Sr Address: POB 891, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB54, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB2685, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: P.O. Box 3079, Indian Wells, Address:AZ 802 North Second Street, Holbrook,Address: General Delivery, Tuba City, AZ 86031 86045 2006-CR-1401 Bench 2014-CR-0629 Arrest 2007-CR-1224 Bench 2016-CR-0027 Arrest 2003-CR-1459AZ 86025 Bench 2006-CR-1355 Arrest Name: Stewart, Kenneth Name: Tallas, Matthew Fritz Name: Thompson, Leonard Name: Tsosie, Cornell Name: Watchman, Albert Name: Williams, Lorenzo Tom Address: POB122, SecondMesa, AZ 86043Address: POB269, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: Rt # 8 Box88, Flagstaff, AZ Address: P.O. Box 789, Polacca, AZ 86042Address: P.O. Box 553, Pinon, AZ 86510Address: P.O. Box 381, Pinon, AZ 86510 2006-CR-1403 Arrest 2016-CR-0489 Bench 2012-CR-1030 Arrest 2011-CR-1712 Bench 2004-CR-1152 Bench 2006-CR-1355 Arrest Name: Stewart, Kenneth Name: Tallas, Michael Name: Thompson, Malcolm Drew Name: Tsosie, Jermey Name: Watchman, Fernall Name: Williams, Lorenzo Tom Address: POB122, SecondMesa, AZ 86043Address: POB269, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB3532, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: PO Box 4500, Blue Gap, AZ 86520Address: P.O. Box 205, Gallup, NM Address: P.O. Box 381, Pinon, AZ 86510 2007-CR-1180 Arrest 2016-CR-0514 Bench 2010-CR-0320 Arrest 2005-CR-1565 Bench 2004-CR-1154 Bench 2002-CR-0252 Bench Name: Stewart, Kenneth Name: Tallman, Floyd Name: Thompson, Richard Name: Tsosie, Lorna Ann Name: Watchman, Loren Name: Williams, Ronald Address: POB122, SecondMesa, AZ 86043Address: POB2156, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: P.O. Box 151, Hotevilla, AZ 86030Address: P.O. Box 724, Ganado, AZ Address: P.O. Box 173, Gallup, NM Address: PO Box 401, Keams Canyon, AZ 86034 2015-CR-0456 Arrest 2003-CR-1530 Bench 2011-CR-0299 Bench 2013-CR-0228 Bench 2006-CR-1687 Bench 2016-CR-0204 Bench Name: Suetopka, Gene Name: Tallman, Gerald Name: Thompson, Richard Name: Tsosie, Mildred Name: Wathogoma, Albert William Name: Willie, Darlene Address: P.O. Box 832, Keams Canyon, AZ Address: POB443, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: P.O. Box 803, Pinon, AZ 86510Address: P.O. Box 151, Hotevilla, AZ 86030Address: P.O. Box 175, Page, AZ 86040Address: P.O. Box 265, Rim Rock, AZ 86335 2014-CR-080786034 Bench 2015-CR-0324 Arrest 2014-CR-1565 Bench 2009-CR-1107 Arrest 2000-CR-1041 Arrest 2006-CR-1774 Bench Name: Willie, Justin Lee Name: Sulu, Willard Name: Tallsalt, Roy Name: Thompson, Richard Name: Tsosie, Randy Name: Wathogoma, Albert William Address: P.O. Box 3538, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: 4831 W Graneda, Phoenix,AZAddress: 85035 POB951, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB151, Hotevilla, AZ 86030Address: PO Box 4542, Blue Gap, AZ Address: P.O. Box 265, Rim Rock, AZ 86335 2015-CR-0984 Bench 2005-CR-1428 Bench 1996-CR-0019 Arrest 1996-CR-1220 Arrest 2005-CR-0673 Arrest 2013-CR-0254 Bench Name: Wilson, Donovan Name: Sumatzkuku, Brian Name: Tapaha, Jermaine Name: Thompson, Sheryl Name: Tsosie, Rogerick Name: Watson, Curtis D. Jr. Address: PO Box 1052, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: POB611, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB83, Dennehotso, AZ 86535Address: POB23774, Flagstaff, AZ Address: P.O. Box 388, Tohatchi, NM 87325Address: P.O. Box 1576, Tuba City, AZ 86045 2008-CR-0092 Arrest 2008-CR-0162 Bench 1996-CR-0019 Arrest 2013-CR-0899 Bench 2016-CR-0436 Bench 2013-CR-0184 Bench Name: Wilson, Gloria Ann Name: Sumatzkuku, Edgar Name: Tapaha, Jermaine Name: Thompson, Susie Ann Name: Tsosie, Ronald Name: Watson, Julius Martinez Sr. Address: P.O. Box 1043, Chinle, AZ 86503 Address: POB324, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB83, Dennehotso, AZ 86535Address: POB2685, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: P.O. Box 343, Ganado, AZ 86505Address: P.O. Box 261, Tonalea, AZ 86044 2015-CR-0990 Bench 2010-CR-0017 Bench 2010-CR-0179 Bench 2005-CR-1218 Bench 2002-CR-0075 Bench 2002-CR-0997 Bench Name: Wilson, Linda Name: Sumatzkuku, Jacob Name: Taylor, Dora Name: Thompson, Willis Ray Name: Tsosie, Roy Address: PO Box 1405, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: POB88, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB425, SecondMesa, AZ 86043Address: POB5112, Leupp, AZ Address: P.O. Box 3970, YahTaHey, NM 87375 2015-CR-0455 Arrest 2010-CR-0101 Bench 2015-CR-0582 Bench 2002-CR-0630 Bench 2002-CR-0075 Bench Name: Wilson, Litegrah Name: Sumatzkuku, Jacob Name: Taylor, Hubert Dalton Name: Thorpe, Jeff Name: Tsosie, Roy Address: 2004 North 1st Street #3, Flagstaff, Address: POB88, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB104, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB244, Second Mesa, AZ 86043Address: P.O. Box 3970, YahTaHey, NM 87375 2011-CR-1284AZ 86004 Arrest 2014-CR-0868 Arrest 2011-CR-1374 Bench 2002-CR-0541 Bench 2014-CR-0139 Bench Name: Wilson, Reginnia Marie Name: Sumatzkuku, Jessica Name: Taylor, Ivy June Name: Thorpe, Jeff Name: Tsosie, Sherilyn Address: P.O.Box 823, Kayenta, AZ 86033 Address: POB363, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB608, Polacca, AZ 86042Address: POB244, Second Mesa, AZ 86043Address: PO Box 5364, Window Rock, AZ 86515 2007-CR-0390 Bench 2009-CR-0610 Arrest 2015-CR-1089 Bench 2014-CR-1413 Arrest 2009-CR-1246 Arrest Name: Wilson, Shirlene Name: Sumatzkuku, Nannie Name: Taylor, Milson Name: Thunderhawk, Sinquah Name: Tsosie, Wilson Address: PO Box 718, Keams Canyon, AZ Address: POB1034, Hotevilla, AZ 86030Address: POB425, SecondMesa, AZ 86043Address: POB335, Polacca, AZ 86042Address: P.O. Box 4001, Blue Gap, AZ 86510 2015-CR-128186034 Bench 2009-CR-0610 Bench 2011-CR-0141 Bench 2004-CR-1063 Bench Name: Wineinger, Michael Lee Name: Sumatzkuku, Nannie Name: Taylor, Sahmee Deema Name: Todecheenie, Ferrall J. Address: PO Box 431, Polacca, AZ 86042 Address: POB1034, Hotevilla, AZ 86030Address: POB522, SecondMesa,AZ 86043Address: POB788, Ganado, AZ 1998-CR-1263 Bench 2015-CR-0659 Bench 2015-CR-1250 Bench 2013-CR-0733 Arrest Name: Woody, Derrick Name: Sumatzkuku, Ralph Name: Tenakhongva, Hubert Name: Tohannie, Nathan Address: PO Box 2046, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: POB363, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB75, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: POB3104, Tuba CIty, AZ 86045 2007-CR-0993 Bench 2009-CR-1574 Bench 2016-CR-0296 Arrest 2009-CR-1543 Bench Name: Worker, Leander Name: Sumatzkuku, Ralph Name: Tenakhongva, Hubert Name: Tohe, Julian Earl Address: P.O. Box 113, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Address: POB363, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB75, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: RRTP BoxJDD, Chinle, AZ 86503 2003-CR-0480 Bench 2014-CR-0052 Bench 2015-CR-0558 Bench 1999-CR-0956 Bench Name: Wyaco, Cynthia Marie Name: Sumatzkuku, Ralph Name: Tenakhongva, John Samuel Name: Tolino, Harrison Address: P.O. Box 3725, Window Rock, AZ Address: POB363, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB404, Pinon, AZ 86510 2015-CR-124186515 Bench 2015-CR-0489 Bench 2007-CR-0882 Arrest Name: Wytewa, Schuyler Don Name: Sumatzkuku, Vaughn Name: Tenakhongva, Leander Hugh Address: P.O. Box 912, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: POB242, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB75, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 2016-CR-0021 Bench 2015-CR-1322 Bench 2015-CR-0502 Bench Name: Yaiva, Jason Name: Suniga, Quin Katie Name: Tenario, Blaine Address: PO Box 536, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB2884, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB374, Polacca, AZ 86042 2016-CR-0160 Bench 2015-CR-1222 Bench 2014-CR-0710 Bench Name: Yaiva, Jason Name: Suqnevahya, Ephraim J Name: Tenorio, Jennifer Lynne Address: PO Box 536, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 Address: POB333, SecondMesa, AZ 86043Address: POB443, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 2008-CR-1306 Bench 2011-CR-0111 Bench 2007-CR-1447 Arrest Name: Yazzen, Cassandra Name: Susunkewa, Omva Address: P.O. Box 473, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: POB470, SecondMesa, AZ 86043 2010-CR-1203 Arrest 2015-CR-0263 Arrest Name: Yazzie, Aaron Name: Swimmer, Christopher Aaron Address: PO Box 3030, Winslow, AZ 86407 Address: POB273, KeamsCanyon,AZ 86034 2010-CR-1525 Arrest 2013-CR-0755 Arrest Name: Yazzie, Adrian Name: Tacheene, Aireal Joy Address: P.O. Box 4022, Blue Gap, AZ 86520 Address: POB867, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 2012-CR-0832 Arrest 2004-CR-1738 Arrest Name: Yazzie, Alonzo Joe Name: Tachine, Troy Address: 2211 W. Campbell Avenue, Apt. Address: POB435, Pinon, AZ 86510 2011-CR-11242068, Bench Phoenix, AZ 85015 2003-CR-0793 Arrest Name: Yazzie, Emery Address: POB226, Keams Canyon, AZ 86034 1996-CR-0320 Bench Name: Yazzie, Emery Address: POB226, Keams Canyon, AZ 86034 2015-CR-0790 Bench Name: Yazzie, Ernie Address: POB315, Camerom, AZ 86020 2015-CR-0758 Arrest Name: Yazzie, Farron Address: 1214 2nd St., Winslow, AZ 86047 2008-CR-0123 Arrest Name: Yazzie, Fernando Address: POB1031, Pinon, AZ 86503 2014-CR-0825 Arrest Name: Yazzie, Francis Address: POB2745, Chinle, AZ 86503 2016-CR-0558 Arrest Name: Yazzie, Gabrielle Anna Address: P.O. Box 832, Keams Canyon,Address: AZ 8046 N.19th Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85021 2014-CR-080786034 Bench 2005-CR-1010 Bench Name: Willie, Justin Lee Name: Yazzie, Gibson Ray Address: P.O. Box 3538, Tuba City, AZAddress: 86045 POB1086, Pinon, AZ 86510 2015-CR-0984 Bench 2011-CR-1894 Arrest Name: Wilson, Donovan Name: Yazzie, Guy Address: PO Box 1052, Hotevilla, AZ 86030Address: POB434, Tuba City, AZ 86045 2008-CR-0092 Arrest 2010-CR-1421 Bench HOPI TUTUVENI | TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2017 9 Name: Wilson, Gloria Ann Name: Yazzie, Hoskie Jr. Address: P.O. Box 1043, Chinle, AZ 86503Address: POB884, Prewitt, AZ 87045 2015-CR-0990 Bench 2003-CR-1526 Arrest Name: Wilson, Linda Name: Yazzie, Huskie Address: PO Box 1405, Pinon, AZ 86510Address: POB367, Pinon, AZ 86510 2015-CR-0455 Arrest 2001-CR-1358 Bench Amendments proposed to the Constitution Name: Wilson, Litegrah Name: Yazzie, James Address: 2004 North 1st Street #3, Flagstaff,Address: Gen. Del., Denahotso, AZ and By-laws on the Hopi Election process 2011-CR-1284AZ 86004 Arrest 2010-CR-1201 Bench Name: Wilson, Reginnia Marie Name: Yazzie, Jason Karen Shupla Address: P.O.Box 823, Kayenta, AZ 86033Address: POB202, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Hopi Elections Office 2007-CR-0390 Bench 2012-CR-0657 Bench On a quiet evening of December the Bureau of Indian Affairs an elec- an eligible Hopi enrolled member Name: Wilson, Shirlene Name: Yazzie, Jay 5, 2016 in Kykotsmovi, Arizona, the tion would be scheduled. With the must be registered to vote in this, Address: PO Box 718, Keams Canyon,Address: AZ POB908, KeamsCanyon,AZ 86034Hopi Tribal Council is in session, re- knowledge of the length of time this so please keep an eye out for the an- 2015-CR-128186034 Bench 2011-CR-1653 Arrest viewing the Action Item #116-2016 process may take, the Board started nouncement. Name: Wineinger, Michael Lee Name: Yazzie, Jeremy proposed Amendments to the Con- designing the Plan of Action. The The Hopi Election Board mem- Address: PO Box 431, Polacca, AZ 86042Address: POB1732, Chinle, AZ stitution & By-laws of the Hopi Tribe proposed amendments are seven. bers are: Kristopher Holmes, Chair- 1998-CR-1263 Bench 1997-CR-1190 Arrest which members of the Hopi Election One of the amendments is to open man of the Board from the Village Name: Woody, Derrick Name: Yazzie, Joe Board proposed for approval. the window of time between the pri- of Shungopavi; Oran Selestewa, Address: PO Box 2046, Tuba City, AZ Address:86045 Gen. Delivery, TubaCity, AZ 86045The Hopi Election Board is a mary and general election (both are Vice Chairman from the Village of 2007-CR-0993 Bench 2014-CR-1280 Bench five-member Board with three- al presently held in November). Open- Hotevilla; Mary Tenakhongva from Name: Worker, Leander Name: Yazzie, Jonathan ternate positions. This Board with a ing the window would allow voters the Village of Hotevilla; Marlene Address: P.O. Box 113, Kykotsmovi, AZAddress: 86039 3213 W.AltaVistaRd, Phoenix,five-year AZ appointment by the Hopi to have a chance to make a differ- Sekaquaptewa from the Village of 2003-CR-0480 Bench 2004-CR-030585041 Bench Tribal Council has oversight on Trib- ence in the election process. Bacavi and Collen Seletstewa from Name: Wyaco, Cynthia Marie Name: Yazzie, Kayelynn al elections. The 2013 Tribal Elec- The Board evaluated the issues the Village of Mishongnuvi. Karen Address: P.O. Box 3725, Window Rock,Address: AZ POB 323, IndianWells, AZ 86031tion was the election which broke they faced in past elections, evalu- L. Shupla, Tribal Registrar main- 2015-CR-124186515 Bench 2016-CR-0547 Arrest the camel’s back, to say that this ated the Election Ordinance #34 that tains voter information for the Hopi Name: Wytewa, Schuyler Don Name: Yazzie, Kendrick Kenneth election was the turning point on the was last amended in 1996, and the Election Office and Anita Fred is the Address: 5104 E.VanBuren St,Phoenix, AZ Address: P.O. Box 912, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 issue of absentee voting. One major Constitution and By-Laws of the Administrative Secretary to the Hopi 2014-CR-011786002 Arrest 2016-CR-0021 Bench factor which was the breaking point Hopi Tribe in the areas pertaining to Elections Office and record keeper of Name: Yazzie, Larson Ford Name: Yaiva, Jason is where an enrolled voting member the election process. Over the years Board minutes. Our Office has a new Address: POB3415, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Address: PO Box 536, Second Mesa, AZ 86043 volunteer, Tiara Tewa from Orayvi, 2013-CR-0810 Arrest receives an absentee ballot by mail, the Board and the Registrar have 2016-CR-0160 Bench who is training/learning the outreach Name: Yazzie, Leland mails it back to the Hopi Election been challenged with several issues Name: Yaiva, Jason Office in time to be included for by the people in regard to candi- skills that will be utilized once pub- Address: PO Box 536, Second Mesa, AZAddress: 86043 POB1013, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 1999-CR-0123 Bench counting during the canvassing. dates meeting the qualifications. lic presentations begin. Miss Tewa is 2008-CR-1306 Bench General Elections are held every The voices of the Hopi people came also training/learning the process of Name: Yazzen, Cassandra Name: Yazzie, Linda Mae Address: POB264, IndianWells, AZ 86031four years to fill the positions of to the front door and from there the the art of media presentations. Address: P.O. Box 473, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Chairman and Vice Chairman for the Board knew the direction this was The Hopi Election Board will be 2010-CR-1203 Arrest 2006-CR-0483 Bench Name: Yazzie, Lloyd Tso Hopi Tribe. In 2013 the Hopi Tribal going to take - a public survey. The holding presentations throughout the Name: Yazzie, Aaron Elections were held. The Hopi Tribe surveys provided a view of what the villages and at events as part of the Address: PO Box 3030, Winslow, AZ 86407Address: POB883, Hotevilla, AZ 86030Name: Yazzie, Rene 2000-CR-1641 Bench has the primary (first) and general Hopi people were envisioning for Voter Education on this issue. Not 2010-CR-1525 Arrest (final)Address: POB620,elections, Tuba both City, AZin 86045November, the change to the time frames for the only limiting information on the Name: Yazzie, Adrian Name: Yazzie, Lyle 2007-CR-0897 Arrest Address: POB435, Pinon, AZ 86510 fifteen (15) days apart. The Hopi primary and general elections. Not challenge at hand, but also informing Address: P.O. Box 4022, Blue Gap, AZ 86520 populationName: Yazzie, has Richard two groups, those only did the People envision these the Hopi Public of the 2017 Tribal 2012-CR-0832 Arrest 2000-CR-1640 Bench livingAddress: onPOB1335, the Hopi Pinon, Reservation AZ 86510 and changes to the election process, but Chairman and Vice Chairman elec- Name: Yazzie, Alonzo Joe Name: Yazzie, Lyle those1997-CR-0673 living Bench off the Hopi Reserva- also changes for the potential candi- tions which will be forthcoming. Address: 2211 W. Campbell Avenue, Apt.Address: POB435, Pinon, AZ 86510 tionName: in theYazzie, Metro Roland and Border towns dates of the Hopi Tribe. First scheduled Village and 2011-CR-11242068, Bench Phoenix, AZ 85015 2003-CR-0822 Bench Address: PO Box 747 Name: Yazzie, Anthony Name: Yazzie, Mark Adam and several living abroad. These two The surveys were in circulation Events presentations are: groups2000-CR-1444 are Bench Hopi enrolled members for a whole year through the Hopi Address: P.O. Box 923, Kykotsmovi, AZAddress: 86039 POB97, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Name: Yazzie, Ryan who participate or wish to partici- Tribal website, newspaper articles, February 3, 2017- 8:00 p.m. Country 2015-CR-0867 Bench 2016-CR-0553 Arrest Address: POB202, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 pate in Tribal Elections. public presentations, booth informa- Dance, Hopi Veterans Memorial Ctr. Name: Yazzie, Arnold Name: Yazzie, Melita 2011-CR-0079 Bench It became very clear to the Hopi tion at most of the events here on the Address: P.O. Box 435, Pinon, AZ 86510Address: POB883, Hotevilla, AZ 86030Name: Yazzie, Shaina February 7, 2017 – 6:00 p.m. Spider Election Board that changes had to Hopi Reservation, off reservation 1997-CR-1030 Bench 2013-CR-1249 Bench Address: POB826, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Mound Community be made to serve all voting members visits, radio interviews and speaking Name: Yazzie, Benson Name: Yazzie, Melvin 2014-CR-0872 Bench to be true participants in the election with the People on personal levels. February 13, 2017 6:00 p.m. Village Address: PO Box 207, Cameron, AZ 86020Address: POB883, Hotevilla, AZ 86030Name: Yazzie, Sherman process. The Hopi Election Board The Hopi Tribal Council support- of Tewa, Tewa Community Center, 2015-CR-1364 Arrest 2006-CR-0723 Bench Address: 3218 N.StevesBlvd, Flagstaff,AZ was supported by the Hopi Trib- ed the movement of this challenge Name: Yazzie, Brandon Lee Name: Yazzie, Myron 2005-CR-012986004 Arrest 2004-CR-0860 Arrest February 21, 2017 2:00 p.m Village al Council on the idea of a Plan of which will eventually be voted on Address: P.O. Box 3486, Tuba City, AZAddress: 86045 POB1061, Sanders, AZ 86512Name: Yazzie, Tami Name: Yellowhair, Darryl of Sichomovi, Kookta Hall Action to address these corrections. by the Hopi voting public and be- 2014-CR-1479 Bench 2006-CR-0727 Bench Address: POB7050, Winslow, AZ 86047Address: POB1857, Kayenta, AZ The Hopi Election Board began the come the language in the Hopi Con- February 22, 2017 6:00 p.m.- 8:00 Name: Yazzie, Brian Name: Yazzie, Myron 2007-CR-1775 Arrest 2015-CR-1317 Arrest work on proposing amendments to stitution. The Hopi Tribal Council p.m. Village of Walpi, Ita’Ki Address: P.O. Box 1316, Ganado, AZ 86505Address: POB1061, Sanders, AZ 86512Name: Yazzie, Thompson Keith Name: Yellowhair, David the Constitution & By-Laws of the moved to approve the proposed Other Villages and Entities have 2014-CR-0965 Bench 2008-CR-0709 Bench Address: POB3434, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB39, Whiteriver, AZ 85941 Hopi Tribe. This process would amendments. With these approvals Name: Yazzie, Brian Murray Name: Yazzie, Myrrell 2014-CR-0651 Arrest 2003-CR-1262 Bench been notified for scheduling. Keep eventually be presented to the Hopi the Secretary of Interior may ap- Address: P.O. Box 2814, Tuba City, AZAddress: 86045 POB64, Shiprock, NM 87420 Name: Yazzie, Timothy Jay Name: Yellowhair, Susie an eye out for more events and Tribal Council to approve the pro- prove for a Referendum Election 2011-CR-1164 Bench 1998-CR-0329 Bench Address: POB3037, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB2483, Tuba City, AZ 86045 notices. You may call 1-928-734- Name: Yazzie, Cecelia Marie Name: Yazzie, Nathaniel posed2004-CR-0052 amendments Bench that would2003-CR-0666 lead that Bench may be held in the very near fu- 2507/2508 Hopi Elections Office for Address: P.O. Box 317, Polacca, AZ 86042Address: POB567, Keams Canyon, AZ toName:86034 a requestYazzie, for Tina a SecretarialName: Refer- Yellowhair,ture. There Victor are several different rules more information. 2010-CR-1202 Arrest 2011-CR-1739 Bench endumReason: Election.Failure to Appear Once approvedAddress: by POB1037,for an Pinon,election AZ 86510 of this sort, for one: Name: Yazzie, Cedric Name: Yazzie, Orlando 2000-CR-0205 Bench 2005-CR-0842 Bench Address: PO Box 202, Kykotsmovi, AZ Address:86039 POB3283, Tuba City, AZ 86045Name: Yazzie, Tomacita Name: Yellowhorse, Matthew 2007-CR-0370 Bench 2011-CR-0140 Bench Address: POB67, Polacca, AZ 86042 Reason: Failure to Appear Name: Yazzie, Charles Mitchell Name: Yazzie, Patrick Lynn 2000-CR-0204 Bench 2015-CR-1091 Arrest Address: PO Box 4508, Blue Gap, AZ 86520Address: POB884, Tuba City, AZ 86045Name: Yazzie, Tomacita Name: Yellowhorse, Nathaniel 2009-CR-0221 Bench 2005-CR-0598 Arrest Address: POB67, Polacca, AZ 86042 Address: POB818, Polacca, AZ 86042 Name: Yazzie, Christopher Kee Name: Yazzie, Pedro Tom 2011-CR-0898Hopi Arrest business2016-CR-0511 Benchand aspiring entrepreneurs Address: P.O. Box 1613, Kaibeto, AZ 86044Address: POB326, Pinon, AZ 8651 Name: Yazzie, Wanda C. Name: Yellowman, Sheldon Scott 2008-CR-1781 Bench 2009-CR-1336 Arrest Address: POB1703, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB4002, Page, AZ 86040 Name: Yazzie, Claudina Name: Yazzie, Percy 2013-CR-1313form Bench Hopi2014-CR-0406 4 Hopis Bench Group Address: PO Box 322, Keams Canyon,Charge: AZ Intoxication Name:Vera LomakemaYazzie, Wilson B. Jr. Name: Yessilth, Cordell 86034 2010-CR-0227 Arrest 2010-CR-1530 Arrest Address:Hopi TutuveniPOB551, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: POB2028, Keams Canyon, AZ 86034 Name: Yazzie, Dandella Dee Name: Yazzie, Raymee 2003-CR-0374A small Bench group of suc- 2013-CR-0776very informational Arrest and with others. vation, which would make Address: P.O. Box 1206, Pinon, AZ 86510Address: POB183, Kayenta, AZ 860033 Name:cessful Yazzie, business Wilson Gabriel owners Name:educationalYesslith, meetingIrvin L. on A common concern life so much more easier 2004-CR-0065 Arrest 2009-CR-0831 Arrest Address: POB 923, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: POB613, Keams Canyon, AZ among86034 those in attendance and convenient for every- Name: Yazzie, Rene and potential and eager January 9. They had a lot Name: Yazzie, Darlene 2010-CR-1204 Bench 2005-CR-0429 Bench is that the economy is not one on Hopi. Address: POB620, Tuba City, AZ 86045entrepreneurs gathered of questions and concerns, Address: P.O. Box 178, St. Michaels 86511 Name: Yazzie, Woody Name: Yesslith, Larson so great here on the Hopi Perhaps an Uber on the 2007-CR-0897 Arrest at Lower Sipaulovi for a but also advice they shared 2000-CR-1184 Arrest Address: POB202, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039Address: POB104, Keams, AZ 86034 Reservation, as well as Rez?! These were just Name: Yazzie, Richard Name: Yazzie, Dennis Edward 2011-CR-1290 Arrest 2008-CR-1228 Bench other places. There are a many ideas floating in the Address: POB1335, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: PO Box 4009, Blue Gap, AZ Name: Yazzie, Zan Name: Yongosona, Jon 1997-CR-0673 Bench lot of people who want to air as the group discussed 2015-CR-1340 Bench Address: POB86, Keams Canyon, AZ 86034Address: POB44, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 open their own businesses the potential we all have to Name: Yazzie, Roland Name: Yazzie, Dorothy 2015-CR-0403 Arrest 2014-CR-1191 Bench Address: PO Box 747 but have no available re- be Entrepreneurs, but just Address: P.O. Box 856, Pinon, AZ 86510 Name: Yellow, Derek Name: Young, Craig Michael 2000-CR-1444 Bench sources to help and guide don’t know where to start. 2000-CR-0637 Bench Address: POB279, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: 1000Mn St. KCS#1 KayentaAZ Name: Yazzie, Ryan them. Many questions and Everyone in the group had Name: Yazzie, Duane Y. 2010-CR-1586 Bench 2013-CR-0578 Arrest Address: POB202, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 concerns were left unan- the “Entrepreneur Qual- Address: PO Box 217, Kayenta, AZ 86033 Name: Yellow, William Charles Name: Youvella, Alicia M. 2011-CR-0079 Bench swered and needs to be ad- ities” which consists of: 2008-CR-0121 Arrest Address: POB1000, Polacca, AZ 86042Address: POB963, Keams Canyon, AZ 86034 Name: Yazzie, Shaina dressed. Many times they Self-motivation, Fore- Name: Yazzie, Ellision 2004-CR-0860 Arrest 2011-CR-0809 Bench Address: POB826, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 were turned down before sight/thinking ahead, De- Address: Gen Del, Pinon, AZ 86503 Name: Yellowhair, Darryl Name: Youvella, Celeste 2014-CR-0872 Bench they even had the opportu- sire to implement an idea, 2013-CR-0003 Arrest Address: POB1857, Kayenta, AZ Address: POB37, Montezuma Creek, UT 84534 Name: Yazzie, Sherman nity to begin. Willing to take risks, Goal Name: Yazzie, Emerson 2015-CR-1317 Arrest 2012-CR-0601 Arrest Address: 3218 N.StevesBlvd, Flagstaff,AZ Bonnie Sekakuku shared oriented, and the ability to Address: P.O. Box 2674, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Name: Yellowhair, David Name: Youvella, Manuel 2005-CR-012986004 Arrest her experiences of being see an opportunity and act 2013-CR-1228 Arrest Address: POB39, Whiteriver, AZ 85941Address: POB233, Polacca, AZ 86042 Name: Yazzie, Tami born into a business home. on that opportunity. Name: Yazzie, Emerson K. 2003-CR-1262 Bench 2009-CR-1628 Arrest Address: POB7050, Winslow, AZ 86047 Her family owned and op- They have the quali- Address: P.O. Box 232, Kyktosmovi, AZ 86039 Name: Yellowhair, Susie Name: Youvella, Seraphina 2003-CR-0793 Arrest 2007-CR-1775 Arrest erated the Sekakuku store. ties but QUESTIONS and Address: POB2483, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB201, Polacca, AZ 86042 Name: Yazzie, Emery Name: Yazzie, Thompson Keith Back then, the store was CONCERNS linger, such 2003-CR-0666 Bench 2012-CR-0409 Arrest Address: POB226, Keams Canyon, AZAddress: 86034 POB3434, Tuba City, AZ 86045 thriving and that is where as: Where does one start Name: Yellowhair, Victor Name: Youvella, Steed Bert 1996-CR-0320 Bench 2014-CR-0651 Arrest a lot of things took place. a business? Workforce on Address: POB1037, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: POB261, Polacca, AZ 86042 Name: Yazzie, Emery Name: Yazzie, Timothy Jay Today, the store is non-op- Hopi is not being utilized, 2005-CR-0842 Bench 2015-CR-0928 Arrest Address: POB226, Keams Canyon, AZAddress: 86034 POB3037, Tuba City, AZ 86045 erational. She explained why? How do we over- Name: Yellowhorse, Matthew Name: Yoyetewa, Roselynn 2015-CR-0790 Bench 2004-CR-0052 Bench the many ups and downs come the scarcity think- Reason: Failure to Appear Address: 11845 N.45th Dr.Glendale,AZ 85304 Name: Yazzie, Ernie Name: Yazzie, Tina of running a business. ing? Learn to be success- 2015-CR-1091 Arrest 2014-CR-1290 Arrest Address: POB315, Camerom, AZ 86020Reason: Failure to Appear A young jeweler was also ful, because it does not Name: Yellowhorse, Nathaniel Name: Yuyaheova, Bevins 2015-CR-0758 Arrest 2000-CR-0205 Bench there to tell his story on how happen overnight. Many Address: POB818, Polacca, AZ 86042 Charge: Theft Name: Yazzie, Farron Name: Yazzie, Tomacita his ‘hobby’ turned into a suc- lack the information to get 2016-CR-0511 Bench 2014-CR-1291 Arrest Address: 1214 2nd St., Winslow, AZ 86047Address: POB67, Polacca, AZ 86042 cessful business and has been started. Name: Yellowman, Sheldon Scott Name: Yuyaheova, Bevins 2008-CR-0123 Arrest 2000-CR-0204 Bench operating since 2012. This is just the begin- Address: POB4002, Page, AZ 86040 Charge: Receiving or Concealing Stolen Name: Yazzie, Fernando Name: Yazzie, Tomacita A young lady wants to ning of an entrepreneurial 2014-CR-0406 Bench 2002-CR-0207Property Bench Address: POB1031, Pinon, AZ 86503 Address: POB67, Polacca, AZ 86042 open up a small “Dollar group called, Hopi 4 Ho- Name: Yessilth, Cordell Name: Zahony, Betty 2014-CR-0825 Arrest 2011-CR-0898 Arrest Store” because she sees pis. Future meetings will Address: POB2028, Keams Canyon, AZAddress: 86034 POB844, Pinon, AZ 86510 Name: Yazzie, Francis Name: Yazzie, Wanda C. the need for economic de- be posted as the group 2013-CR-0776 Arrest 2007-CR-0889 Arrest Address: POB2745, Chinle, AZ 86503 Address: POB1703, Tuba City, AZ 86045 velopment in Hotevilla. plans to build an econom- Name: Yesslith, Irvin L. Name: Zeena, Merle Vincent 2016-CR-0558 Arrest 2013-CR-1313 Bench A Gentleman also wants ic base on Hopi. For more Address: POB613, Keams Canyon, AZAddress: 86034 POB737, Polacca, AZ 86042 Name: Yazzie, Gabrielle Anna Name: Yazzie, Wilson B. Jr. to open up a software con- information or ideas you 2005-CR-0429 Bench 2007-CR-0966 Arrest Address: 8046 N.19th Ave. Phoenix, AZAddress: 85021 POB551, Pinon, AZ 86510 sulting type business, where have and want to share or Name: Yesslith, Larson Name: Zeena, Merle Vincent 2005-CR-1010 Bench 2003-CR-0374 Bench people can go to get help want to be the presenter at Address: POB104, Keams, AZ 86034 Address: POB737, Polacca, AZ 86042 Name: Yazzie, Gibson Ray Name: Yazzie, Wilson Gabriel with software problems. the next meeting, contact 2008-CR-1228 Bench 2007-CR-0975 Arrest Address: POB1086, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: POB 923, Pinon, AZ 86510 Another Gentleman Bonnie Secakuku @ (928) Name: Yongosona, Jon Name: Zeena, Merle Vincent 2011-CR-1894 Arrest 2010-CR-1204 Bench wanted to restart some 737-2356 leave message Address: POB44, Hotevilla, AZ 86030 Address: POB737, Polacca, AZ 86042 Name: Yazzie, Guy Name: Yazzie, Woody kind of Financial Institu- or email: bjsecakuku@ 2014-CR-1191 Bench 2014-CR-0062 Arrest Address: POB434, Tuba City, AZ 86045Address: POB202, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 tion/Banking on the reser- gmail.com Name: Young, Craig Michael Name: Zohonni, Tobias 2010-CR-1421 Bench 2011-CR-1290 Arrest Address: 1000Mn St. KCS#1 KayentaAZAddress: POB839, Tonalea, AZ 86044 Name: Yazzie, Hoskie Jr. Name: Yazzie, Zan 2013-CR-0578 Arrest Address: POB884, Prewitt, AZ 87045 Address: POB86, Keams Canyon, AZ 86034 Name: Youvella, Alicia M. 2003-CR-1526 Arrest 2015-CR-0403 Arrest Address: POB963, Keams Canyon, AZ 86034 Name: Yazzie, Huskie Name: Yellow, Derek 2011-CR-0809 Bench Address: POB367, Pinon, AZ 86510 Address: POB279, Tuba City, AZ 86045 Name: Youvella, Celeste 2001-CR-1358 Bench 2010-CR-1586 Bench Address: POB37, Montezuma Creek, UT 84534 Name: Yazzie, James Name: Yellow, William Charles 2012-CR-0601 Arrest Address: Gen. Del., Denahotso, AZ Address: POB1000, Polacca, AZ 86042 Name: Youvella, Manuel 2010-CR-1201 Bench Address: POB233, Polacca, AZ 86042 Name: Yazzie, Jason 2009-CR-1628 Arrest Address: POB202, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039 Name: Youvella, Seraphina 2012-CR-0657 Bench Address: POB201, Polacca, AZ 86042 Name: Yazzie, Jay 2012-CR-0409 Arrest Address: POB908, KeamsCanyon,AZ 86034 Name: Youvella, Steed Bert 2011-CR-1653 Arrest Address: POB261, Polacca, AZ 86042 Name: Yazzie, Jeremy 2015-CR-0928 Arrest Address: POB1732, Chinle, AZ Name: Yoyetewa, Roselynn 1997-CR-1190 Arrest Address: 11845 N.45th Dr.Glendale,AZ 85304 Name: Yazzie, Joe 2014-CR-1290 Arrest Address: Gen. Delivery, TubaCity, AZ 86045 Name: Yuyaheova, Bevins 2014-CR-1280 Bench Name: Yazzie, Jonathan Address: 3213 W.AltaVistaRd, Phoenix, AZ 2004-CR-030585041 Bench Name: Yazzie, Kayelynn Address: POB 323, IndianWells, AZ 86031 2016-CR-0547 Arrest Name: Yazzie, Kendrick Kenneth 10 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2017 |

Hopi Tutuveni Seeks District of Arizona, Acting

Freelance Writers USCosme Lopez, Attorney Public Affairs Office Announced Office of the US Attorney PHOENIX – Elizabeth A. Strange, the current First Assistant United States Attor- The Hopi Tutuveni is looking to hire freelance writers with previ- ney, has been named as Acting United States Attorney for the District of Arizona ef- ous journalism experience or subject matter expertise to research and fective upon the announced resignation of United States Attorney John S. Leonardo, develop news articles and feature stories of interest to its readers. The on Jan. 20, 2017. Ms. Strange will maintain that position pending the appointment ideal applicant must have excellent research and writing skills, a high of a new United States Attorney by the new administration. level of initiative to seek out and develop newsworthy stories, and ex- For more information on the U.S. Attorney’s Office, District of Arizona, visit cellent time manage skills to meet deadlines. Ability to understand and http://www.justice.gov/usao/az. Follow the U.S. Attorney’s Office, District of Ari- zona, on Twitter @USAO_AZ for the latest news. speak the Hopi language is preferred, but not required. Freelancers are self-employed, independent contractors and must possess a valid busi- ness license with the Hopi Tribe. Applicants should send two to four writing samples along with a cover letter to Louella Nahsonhoya, Managing Editor, P.O. Box 123, Kykotsmovi, A 86039 (email address: [email protected]). For additional information please call 928-734-3282.

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