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No hope for the Hopi newspaper

Published December 1, 2009 Hopi news of interest , Hopi Tutuveni 1 Comment
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The Hopi Tribal Council has passed a budget that will eliminate the Hopi Tutuveni, the official newspaper of the Hopi Tribe. Over the years, Stewart Nicholas, editor of the Hopi Tutuveni, and his staff have produced a remarkable paper. As I mentioned in a previous post, I believe that the closure of the paper is a major loss for the Hopi people. According to a report in the Arizona Daily Sun, the last issue of the Hopi Tutuveni will be in mid-December.

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  1. 1 little girl lost January 14, 2011 at 11:02 am

    We usually subscribe to the newspaper for my father since he lives off the reservation, but now there will be no way for him to get info as he doesn’t travel anymore.

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