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Chilchinbito broke ground for first convenience store and multi-purpose center

Posted by Editor | Jun 21, 2023 | Native News

Last Friday, 30 miles from Kayenta, Ariz., the Chilchinbito Chapter of the Navajo Nation held a groundbreaking ceremony for a new convenience store and multipurpose center.

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