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Navajo Nation welcomes visit to tribal parks during shutdown
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Posted: Thursday, October 3, 2013
National parks and monuments are closed due to the shutdown of the federal government but the
Navajo Nation
is reminding the public that tribal parks remain open.
The tribe operates parks that can serve as alternatives to national facilities. Since the
Grand Canyon National Park
is closed, visitors can check out the
Little Colorado River Navajo Tribal Park
in Arizona.
The tribe's parks are open seven days a week with the exception of Christmas, New Year’s and Thanksgiving.
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Navajo Nation officials say the tribe’s parks aren’t affected by federal government shutdown
(AP 10/1)
Lodge Owner Offers $25,000 to Reopen Grand Canyon
(The New York Times 10/2)
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