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Clark Adomaitis

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Sep 26, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Clark Adomaitis

    Southern Ute Indian Tribe “adamantly opposed” to planned oil and gas sales by the BLM (opens the original)

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    The Southern Ute Indian Tribe wants federal officials to remove nine parcels within its reservation from a December oil and gas lease sale. The parcels cover about 2,500 acres in La Plata and Archuleta counties. The tribe says leasing the land would undermine its sovereignty and threaten wildlife habitat, hunting areas, water resources and culturally significant areas it has kept undeveloped. In December, the Bureau of Land Management plans to auction over 100 oil and gas lease parcels covering

  2. Article · Aug 26, 2026 · Clark Adomaitis

    Southern Ute Indian Tribe opposes mining in the La Plata Mountains (opens the original)

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    The Southern Ute Indian Tribe has come out in opposition to a proposed mining project in the La Plata Mountains Canadian-based Metallic Minerals is exploring a roughly 19-square-mile area within the Brunot Area, a 3.7-million-acre parcel of land that was taken from the Ute bands under the Brunot Agreement of 1874. The federal government made that treaty in bad faith to benefit mining interests. But it left the tribe with the right to hunt, fish, and gather on the lands. Metallic Minerals says no

  3. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Clark Adomaitis

    Navajo musician reaches halfway point of a multi-year performance commemorating the Long Walk (opens the original)

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    Almost three years ago, Delbert Anderson, a Farmington, New Mexico-based jazz musician and composer, launched a performance of a piece he calls The Long Walk. It's composed of just 50 notes, played over the course of four and a half years. In December 2024, Anderson gathered with community members and musicians at an art gallery in Farmington. The performance that night was a single note — a Concert D — played at a 30-second interval. Each note of the composition comes every month or two over th

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