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Indian boarding school investigation must be based on facts

History is complex, and it's important to get the history of Native Americans right. That includes what happened in Indian boarding schools.

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Developers Pull Plans for Hydroelectric Dams on Navajo Land

Developers Pull Plans for Hydroelectric Dams on Navajo Land
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One-dose vaccine will again be available in AZ


One-dose vaccine will again be available in AZ
Carrie Watters, Arizona Republic
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Coronavirus
Arizona's number of identified COVID-19 cases has reached 857,347 (up 896 from the day before), and the number of deaths increased by 17 to 17,238.  
It's Friday evening, and this is Coronavirus Watch from The Arizona Republic, where we update you about the latest on how COVID-19 is affecting you and our community.
Arizonans could again be getting the single-dose Johnson & Johnson shot after two federal agencies lifted a recommended pause to review safety concerns, The Republic's Stephanie Innes reports.
“After recommending a pause out of an abundance of caution, we join our federal partners in encouraging everyone to get vaccinated against COVID-19 with the vaccine available to you,” the state's top public health official, Dr. Cara Christ, said in a statement.

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