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Friday, September 26, 2003

The 92nd Northern Navajo Nation Shiprock Fair will take place October 2-5 under a power-sharing agreement finalized on Thursday.

Two rival entities, one controlled by the Shiprock chapter, will run the popular event together. The agreement only applies to this year's fair and expires in two months.

Get the Story:
Shiprock Fair boards find accord, sign contract (The Farmington Daily Times 9/26)

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