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News from May 2023

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Crane Calls for Navajo Nation to Have Access to Gravel Pits for Urgently Needed Infrastructure

By Yavapai News Report | May 5, 2023

New letter highlights need to cut red tape, improving federal permitting process for Navajo self-sufficiency

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Crane: "They can't tell you the truth, so this is their native tongue: misrepresentation, misinformation"

By Yavapai News Report | May 4, 2023

"Keep in mind, these are the same people, a couple months ago, who told you we were going to cut Social Security and Medicare. They're also the same people who tell you they have operational control over the southern border and that the economy is doing great. They can't tell you the truth, so this is their native tongue: misrepresentation, misinformation."

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Analysis: Sedona program to pay homeowners who ditch AirBNB garners only one recipient in 9 months

By Yavapai News Report | May 3, 2023

Sedona’s measure to pay homeowners to “rent local” made national headlines in 2022, but an analysis by Yavapai News shows only one homeowner has been paid during the nine-month existence of the program.

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Arizona's Crane on White House criticism of House spending bill: We are 'trying to stop this out of control, reckless spending'

By Yavapai News Report | May 3, 2023

U.S. Rep. Eli Crane (R-AZ) has responded to a recent news release from the White House that opposed the Republican spending bill he supports.

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Crane Leads Effort to Transfer Federal Land to Local Communities in Pinedale and Alpine, AZ

By Yavapai News Report | May 3, 2023

On May 2, Rep. Eli Crane (R-AZ) introduced a bill that would transfer federal land currently under the purview of the U.S. Forest Service to Navajo and Apache Counties.

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Analysis: Hobbs’ effort to repeal school choice program could doom scholarships for 846 students in Yavapai News readership area

By Yavapai News | May 2, 2023

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has proposed reversing Arizona’s school choice program, which benefits 846 students within the Yavapai News readership area in the third quarter of 2022.