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Why Navajo Mountain, one of Utah s most remote communities, may become less isolated

Why Navajo Mountain, one of Utah’s most remote communities, may become less isolated Zak Podmore © Provided by Salt Lake Tribune (Leah Hogsten | Tribune file photo) Nestled between its namesake mountain and Lake Powell, Navajo Mountain, shown in August 2020, is one of the most isolated communities in Utah. In newly proposed road would increase connections in the area. Bluff • The small southern Utah town of Navajo Mountain, one of the most isolated communities in the Lower 48, may soon find a new connection to the state’s highway system if a $110 million project moves forward. The Navajo Mountain Chapter of the Navajo Nation currently has around 500 residents who must drive south through Arizona to access basic services such as a grocery store or laundromat. The community’s center is only 45 miles from Monument Valley but getting there requires a 120-mile drive, and it takes three hours to reach Blanding, San Juan County’s most populous town.

PM News Brief: Police Reform Efforts, Finding Child Care & National Park Visitation

Flickr It may have felt crowded, but popular national parks in the Mountain West region saw a decline in visitation last year in comparison to 2019. This story and more in Tuesday evening s news brief. Tuesday morning, March 9, 2021 State Black Lives Matter Launching Ballot Initiative For Police Reform Measures Black Lives Matter Utah plans to launch a ballot initiative campaign to address police reform. Lex Scott is the head of the group and said two key bills failed during the recent Legislative session. One of them would’ve allowed cities to create community boards to oversee law enforcement. Scott said the most important part of police reform is “having independent oversight of police, so that police are not investigating themselves and finding themselves innocent.” The other piece of legislation would’ve required law enforcement agencies to release body cam footage within 10 days of an incident. Scott said Black Lives Matter Utah had planned the initiatives prior

Navajo Nation teachers doing homework with students through car windows, over phone during pandemic

Navajo Nation teachers doing homework with students through car windows, over phone during pandemic Poor internet access has made at-home schooling on the reservation difficult, but kids seem to be adapting. (Kate Groetzinger | KUER-FM via AP) In this Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2021, photo, art teacher Georgiana Simpson broadcasts art class videos from her Bluff, Utah, home studio to students who have Internet. Simpson usually teaches art at Whitehorse High School in Montezuma Creek, Utah, a small Navajo Nation community. By Kate Groetzinger | KUER-FM | Updated: 5:44 p.m. Bluff • Georgiana Simpson is an art teacher at Whitehorse High School in Montezuma Creek, Utah, a small community on the Navajo Nation. But since March, She’s been working from her home 20 minutes away in Bluff.

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