Tesuque Pueblo in northern New Mexico has filed a lawsuit in federal court to halt the expansion of a ski area outside of Santa Fe.
The tribe says the construction of a triple chairlift at Ski Santa Fe will expose shrines and sacred sites. Tribal members conduct ceremonies in the area.
Ski Santa Fe plans to complete the chairlift by Thanksgiving.
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Pueblo seeks to halt chairlift
(AP 10/13)
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Ski Santa Fe - http://www.skisantafe.com
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