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Hogan business helped by Ariz. fire
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2002 A hogan manufacturer on the Navajo Reservation is one business that will benefit from the tragic Rodeo-Chediski Fire in Arizona. Indigenous Community Enterprises builds hogans with the small diameter trees that will to be harvested as a result of the fire. The company also is able to use the trees that will be "thinned" under proposals before Congress. Get the Story:
Finding uses for small trees (The Arizona Republic 10/7)
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