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Navajo community rebuilds chapter house after fire

The Navajo Nation community in Nageezi, New Mexico, finally has a new chapter house.

The old chapter house was completely gutted by a fire in March 2006. The only thing left was the building's foundation.

The new $600,000 facility looks almost the same but is now up to building codes. The 5,700-square-foot chapter house was dedicated on Saturday.

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Nageezi rebuilds chapter house, community (The Farmington Daily Times 8/28)

$rl Nageezi Chapter - http://nageezi.nndes.org

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