Flagstaff & Navajo Nation Seek To Heal Race Relations (Fronteras 3/27)
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Fronteras: Navajo Nation signs agreement with border town
Posted: Tuesday, March 27, 2012
"The city of Flagstaff and the Navajo Nation will sign an agreement to improve race relations at a time when tensions between the communities are high.
After a long legal battle that went to the Supreme Court, the city is now selling reclaimed wastewater to make snow at a ski resort. The resort is located on a mountain sacred to the tribe.
Flagstaff Mayor Sara Presler says the Navajo tribe was left out of the decision. The city approved the sale of reclaimed wastewater before she was elected. "
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Flagstaff & Navajo Nation Seek To Heal Race Relations (Fronteras 3/27)
Flagstaff & Navajo Nation Seek To Heal Race Relations (Fronteras 3/27)
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