Shiwi Messenger, 1995 - 2003

The Shiwi Messenger bi-weekly newspaper was "a public forum by, of, and for the Zuni (Pueblo) community". First published by Twin Buttes High School in Zuni Pueblo beginning in 1995, and later by the A:shiwi A:wan Museum and Heritage Center, it ceased publication in 2003. The A:shiwi A:wan Museum is a Pueblo of Zuni Tribal Program and the tribe holds copyright to these materials. This material is provided for research and educational purposes only. Permission is required for any other reproduction or use.

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The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 07, No. 16-A (2001)

George Kanesta, Cameron Bobelu, Clayton Vacit, Nadia Beltran, Darrel Shack, Fantasia Lonjose, Latara Vacit, Matthew Laselute, Shawn Curley, Aaron Tekala, Brandon Calavaza, and Effina Lowsayatee

Gathering to Promote Sobriety; Zunis Run and Sweat For a Healthier Lifestyle; Jailtime Without Doing Time; Zuni Animals Deserve Better; No Mine, No. Way- Stay Away SRP!; Zuni Youth Build Pride; Kidney Disease in Zuni; Fireworks Complaints Up; Run to Commemorate Pueblo Revolt of 1680; Students Bike For Disabled; Graffiti a Growing Problem in Zuni; Aaron Tekala Learns the German Way; Tribal Leaders Meet to Protect Zuni Salt Lake; An Interview With Zuni/Navajo Alan Natachu; The Shiwi Messenger Youth Reporter Boot Camp a Success; Middle Village Prohibited; Hek'wa dap Meshok'o by Matthew Lasalute;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 07, No. 15 (2001)

Wells Mahkee Jr., Eugene L. Lally, Craig Lekach, Amy Doughty, Zuni Conservation Program Trails Project, Rita Jensen, Kynya Amanda Olson, Indians in Sobriety Campout Committee, and Rita Edaakie

Hawikku Pottery Comes Home to Zuni; Letters to the Editor; As the Hospital Turns.. What is a Midwife?; Zuni Community Trails Project Logo Design Contest Deadline Extended to August 20th; News from the Zuni Christian Mission School; St. Catholic Indian School- Position Vacancies; Beethoven, Bratwurst, and Bruhl: Zuni Bruhl Exchange; Museum of Northern Arizona's 15th Annual Zuni Marketplace to Take Place on Labor Day Weekend; People First "The Echo of Our Voices"; Indians in Sobriety Campout; Activities at the A:shiwi A:wan Museum;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 07, No. 14 (2001)

Cynthia Lopez, Wells Mahkee Jr., Zuni IHS Mental Health Department, Zuni Community Trails Project, Janet Tobiassen, Peter Tasso, and Cindy Dashnaw

PBS Documentary "In the Light of Reverence" Chronicles Battles Over Sacred Lands; Kwa'sh' Ho'n'a:wan Dewsu' Haydonshna: A:dehy'amme Ke:si?; As the Hospital Turns… Suicide; Zuni Community Trails Project Logo Design Contest; Pet Safety During the Summer; Proposed Domestic Violence Code For Zuni Pueblo- Title XI, Part 2; Eiteljorg Muesum Announces Winners of 2001 Indian Market;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 07, No. 13 (2001)

Tom Kennedy, Arden Kucate, Wells Mahkee Jr., John Politsch, Zuni Fish and Wildlife Department, Darlynn Panteah, and Janet Tobiassen

Kivas to Bring Hawikku Pottery Back to Zuni; Letter to the Community; Closure of Middle Village and Old Mission Church; As the Hospital Turns… Postpartum Depression and the "Baby Blues"; Artists and Performeers Gather For MNA Navajo Marketplace; NAS Awards Hands-on Summer Intership Positions; Guides Sought For Big Game Hunts; Tax Info For You- 2001 Advance Payments Information; IRS Provides Educational Workshops for Child Care Providers, Self-Employed Individuals and Small Business Owners; Summer Fun- Pet Safety;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 07, No. 12 (2001)

Wells Mahkee Jr., David Kessler, Melissa Bowekaty, and Zuni Fish and Wildlife Department

Building Pride Through Our Traditions; NBC Launches Native American Talent Search; As the Hospital Turns… Cystic Fibrosis; Anger Management; Guides Sought for Big Game Hunts; New Mexico Pipelines are Accidents Waiting to Happen Say Local Groups;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 07, No. 11 (2001)

Zuni Conservation Program, Sheryl McClure, Zuni Public Schools, Zuni Fish and Wildlife Department, and Cindy Gilland

National Trails Days and the Zuni Trails Project; Four Native American Tribes Partner with Hansen's for New Medicine Man Drink; As The Hospital Turns… Healing Touch Now Part of Pain Management; 2nd Annual Nuvatukya'ovi 5K Foot Race Part of Museum's Hopi Marketplace; Pamelia Chimoni Appointed As Newest ZPSD School Board Member; Museum of Northern Arizona Pays Tribute to Traditional Artwork and Activities at 68th Annual Hopi Marketplace; Zuni Gifts on Their Way To Italy; Sewage Lagoon Construction Enters New Phase; New ZHS Campus Well Underway;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 07, No. 10 (2001)

Daniel Jamon, Johnny Bellson, Eric Dahl, Maudie Nielsen, Melissa Bowekaty, Alexandra Owaleon, Marcella Johnson, Clayton Edaakie, University of Kansas, Caroline Ukestine, Samantha Lonasee, ZPSD Central Office, and Erick Bobelu

Gang Involvement in Zuni, Part II; Indians in Sobriety Campout; As The Hospital Turns…Domestic Violence; Binge Drinking; National Survey Reveals Gaps in Indian Education; Date Violence; Clayton Edaakie Painting to Hang in U.S. Capitol Building: ZHS Senior's Work Will Represent the NM Third Congressional District; Zuni Student Wins Ford Fellowship; DYE Third Grade Students Perform "The Boy Who Made Dragonfly"; Samantha Lonasee to Head ZHS Student Body; Zuni Public School District Recognizes Staff: Over Fifty Employees Honored for Service; TBHS Students Present Portfolios to Parents; Thunderbird Spring Sports Honorees A Dozen ZHS Athletes Receive Special Plaques; Four Zuni High School Students Honored For Essays Submitted For First Ever "Four Corners Law of Life" Essay Contest; ZHS Students Honored for Outstanding Attitude, Attendance, and Achievement; Parrot Feathers Bring Zuni & Italian School Children Together; A:shiwi Museum Announces Workshop;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 07, No. 09 (2001)

Wells Mahkee Jr., Penny Bird, Scott Doughty, Juanita Edaakie, Zuni High School Drama Club, Marlie Kallestewa, Micheala Tsalate, Kelly Soseeah, Alberta Kallestewa, Herrin Othole, Zuni Teen Health Center, Zuni Underage Drinking Project, and MADD Zuni Chapter

The Shiwi Messenger To Make Needed Changes: Support from the Zuni Community is Needed and Encouraged; Reflection on the Education Forums; As the Hospital Turns: It Starts With a Thought; Cherokee Medicine Man Reveals Natural Healing Formulas on Deathbed; A:Shiwi Elementary Fifth Grade Portfolio Exhibitions; ZHS Drama Club Spring Production: Sometimes Laughter is the Best Medicine; Zuni Middle School Falcon Dancers; Troydon Chavez Selected Senior of the Year: Six other ZHS Students Honored in 2000-2001; Zuni Students Win Award; ZHS Students Recognized by UNM-Gallup: Violence Topic Explored in Writing Contest; Zuni Wildland Firefighters' Organization; ZHS Track Team Shines at District Meets: Girls Capture District Championship; Zuni Youth Conference 2001: "Building Pride, Through Our Traditions"; ZHS Artists and Potters Excel at Heard Museum Student Art Fair; Survey Shows Zuni Concern over Alcohol Abuse;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 07, No. 08 (2001)

Zuni Forestry Office, Students, Wendy Lankford, Zuni WIC Program, Daniel Jamon, Lia Rupp, Zuni Public School District, and Ed Wato Sr.

The History of the Texas Canyon Hotshots; Letter to the Editor from A:shiwi Elementary School; As The Hospital Turns: Vaccinations: Not Just Another Shot in the Butt; 100 Calories A Day Keeps The Weight Away; Gang Involvement in Zuni; ZHS Third Nine Weeks Honor Roll; Childhood Revealed Art Expressing Pain, Discovery and Hope; Fifth Annual ZHS Native American Week; Pueblo Food Guide Pyramid; New "Recycled Tire" Water Tanks on the Market; Writers Speak Out to Protect Artic Wildlife Refuge; Veteran's Benefit; New Veteran's License Plates Being Issued; Nas Offers Hands-On Summer Internship; Third Annual American Indian Elders Conference; A Helpful Guide to Healthy Eating;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 07, No. 07 (2001)

Wells Mahkee Jr., Ed Wato, David Cockerham, Rita Edaakie, Melani McCullough, Ashley Eriacho, Carol Hughes, and Heather Eustace

Celebrate & Honor Our Mother Earth: Third Annual Zuni Earth Sun Day; Zuni Vietnam Veterans Honor Paxton Boone; Skiing at Sunrise Resort; ZHS Students Receive Honors; April is a Busy Month at ZHS; Zuni Vietnam Veterans Lead Grand Entry at Youth Pow-Wow; Waffle Gardening; As the Hospital Turns: Hepatitis and Cirrhosis; Clean Up Your Act!: Trash problem in Zuni; Zuni High School Artists Exhibit and Sell Creations at World Class Heard Museum; Joint Commission Public Notice; Notice of Proposed Renovation/Modernization in a Floodplan; Writers Speak Out to Protect Artic Wildlife Refuge; Zuni Rez Rockets; Turtle and Fox;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 07, No. 06 (2001)

Zuni Conservation Program, Anne Seowtewa, Wells Mahkee Jr., Lenora Dosedo, Rozella Walela, Maudie Nielsen, ZPSD Support Services Department, Katherine Kostelecky, Dave Fontaine, ZPSD Human Resources Department, Zuni High School Class of 2002, Jamie Lanier, Ashley Eriacho, Hawk Segura, Johnathan Lalio, Danovan Lalio, Arlo Edaakie, and Jaycee Nahohai

The Zuni Trails Project; Letter to the Editor from Anne Seowtewa about the improvement of school lunches; My Concerns About Middle Village Traffic; As The Hospital Turns- Let's Get Moving; Nutrition Background: School Nutrition program guidelines; Test your nutrition knowledge test; Making Paper Useful Again; Zuni Walkability Advocacy Group; Zuni and Other Native American Certified Staff Provide Zuni School District With Tremendous Asset; Second Annual "Battle of the DJs" A Success; North Carolina Youth With Zuni Ties Becomes House Page; Zuni Public Library- OVerdue Book listing; Visitors From Another Land: New Zealand dance team travels to Zuni; UNM-AVS Class Strikes Again!; ZMS Indian Day;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 06, No. 09 (2000)

Dave Fontaine, IHS Staff, Ruth V. Haskie, Beth Coates, Zuni Pueblo Health Board, and The Shiwi Messenger Staff

ZHS Plans Full Schedule For October Beginning With Homecoming Week; Message from the Editor: Trash Problem in the Zuni Community; Letter to the Editor: Supporting the New Cost of the Shiwi Mesenger; A Nation Of Opportunity For Native Americans; ARROW Grants Assets to American Indian Law Center; As The Hospital Turns: October is Breast Health Awareness Month; Zuni Pueblo Health Board- Community Survey Results; Was Governor Johnson's Visit A Wasted Effort; Food Safety and Sanitation;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 06, No. 07 (2000)

Zuni Recovery Center, Dave Fontaine, Wells Mahkee Jr., Beth Coates, New Mexico Clean and Beautiful Organization, Community and Indian Legal Services of Northern New Mexico, Scenic Byway 53 Organization, Zuni Pueblo Health Board, and Zuni Heritage Playground Committee

Nineth Annual Multi-Cultural Red Ribbon Relay Run from Zuni to Gallup; Zuni High School Principle's Project; A Message from the Editor: appreciation to all the Shiwi Messenger Supporters; As The Hospital Turns: "My doctor says I have 'HPV': what's that?"; Governor Johnson Cycles from Alamogordo to Zuni; "The Ancient Way" Fall Festival; Longtime Court Advocate for IPLS Retires: Free Legal Services Still Available; Zuni Pueblo Health Board: 1999 Survey Results; Zuni Heritage Playground;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 05, No. 23 (1999)

Wells Mahkee Jr., ZHS Drama Department, Zuni Police Department, CenturyTel, Beth Coates, New Mexico Donor Program, Dave Fontaine, New Rivers Press, Quail Ridge Press, Marcus Servoss, Twin Buttes High School Student, Yvonne Koomsa, Kirk Bemis, Wilfred Eriach Sr., Edward Wemytewa, and A:shiwi A:wan Museum and Heritage Center

A:shiwi Museum Has New Exhibit; "Seasick": November 19-20-21 Performances Combine Melodrama and Meals: ZHS Drama Team and Community Theater Join Forces; Superblitz Jumpstarts The Winter Holidays!; CenturyTel Kicks Off Annual Toys for Tots Campaign; As The Hospital Turns: "It CAN'T be time for my pap test already!"; Marrow Transplant Gives Grandfather Second Chance At Life; Red-Ribbon Essay Contest: Insights from ZHS Students; Native American Women's Writing Sought; New Mexico's Best Featured In New Cookbook; Zuni Recovery Center Outpatient Treatment Services; Government Agencies Extend Terms of NAS Contracts; Drugs and Alcohol: An Editorial; Making Prevention Work: Actions For American Indians/Alaska Natives; ZHS Class Of 1989 Plans Their 10- Year Reunion; Overview of the Zuni Heaven Restoration Project; Zuni Water Rights Program and Committee; Honor the People, Honor Yourself; Two Indigenous Artisans Visit the Southwest;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 05, No. 22 (1999)

Shar Bingham, Dave Fontaine, American Diabetes Association, Jyoti Somani, Michael Friedman, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Mrs. Maher's Advisory Class, and Mike Allen

Girls Discover Potential Designs; ZHS Fall Sports Wind Down- Basketball Practice Underway; ZHS Parent Involvement Night Scheduled; Awakening the Spirit: Pathways to Diabetes Prevention and Control; As the Hospital Turns: Cough, Cough, Sneeze, Sneeze… Does Anyone Have a Kleenex?; CSAP American Indian Prevention Initiative; ZMS Students' Views on The STARS Advisory Program; Advocates Alliance: Enhancing quality of life one person at a time; Zuni Fitness Series Results: Cornado's Curse;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 05, No. 21 (1999)

Alice Jones, Dave Fontaine, Ed Wato Sr., Jyoti Somani, Institute of American Indian Arts, Cliff Sanchez, and NAMA

Healthy October Happenings; ZHS To Observe National High School Activities Week; Red Ribbon Campaign; As The Hospital Turns: What is Bell's Palsy?; Gearing Up For Deer Season; Zuni's Own On Ground Floor of New NMAI In Washington, DC; Volunteers Needed To "Raise" IAIA Cultural Building; Parent Involvement and Support Essential To Student Success; USDA Announces Program Sign-Up; 2nd Annual Native American Music Awards Scheduled In Albuquerque; Music Tidbit;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 05, No. 20 (1999)

Dave Fontaine; Steven Albert; Zuni Public Library; Michael Friedman; Marjorie Chavez; NAS, Inc.; Gibbs Othole; Eagle Thunder Enterprise; Tammie Lynn Delena; and Samantha Weebothee

ZHS Homecoming: Successful In All Respects; Zuni Public Library Awarded IMLS Grant; Thunderbird Sports Off To Strong Start; Scholarship Offered; The 1998 Community Health Needs Assessment: An inside look at what the community says about it’s health; Thanks, Firefighters!; Endurance On The Line; NAS Climbs to Second Place; "AAA" Students Selected At ZHS; Successful Deer Hunting: Knowing The Facts; Zuni Craftsmen Cooperative Association Notes; Red Thunder's Hidden Medicine; College Day Comes To Zuni;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 05, No. 19 (1999)

Zuni Police Department, Dave Fontaine, Zuni Fish and Wildlife Department, Alice Jones, Institute of American Indian Arts, Jane Blume, James Bennett, Cue Bennett, BIA Branch of Forestry, Marjorie Chavez, Zuni Wellness Center, Zuni Department of Public Safety, Tammie Lynn Delena, Zuni Fire/EMS Department, and Mesa Verde County Visitor Information Bureau

ZPD To Continue Operation DWI/Operation Buckle Down; Zuni High School Students Involved; What Are Those Little Squishy Things; Keeping Children Healthy In Zuni; IAIA Awarded $673,000 For Youth In Arts Programs; New Mexico Community Development Loan Fund Seeks More Loan Application From Businesses and Non-Profits; IAIA Student Wins Top Academic Honor; Attention Area Cabinetmakers Requests for Proposals- ZHS Trophy/Display Cases; Plumas Ablaze; Mann Gulch Remembered; August Fitness Series Results; "Elah:kwa"; System Improvement Update; 10th Annual Mesa Verde Run Schedule; First Financial Credit Union- Zuni Branch Hiring; TBHS Recieves Award;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 05, No. 18 (1999)

Aric Chopito; NMSU; Dave Fontaine; University of Pennsylvania Institute on Aging; Margaret Dosedo; NAS, Inc.; Zuni Kidney Project; Karen Wallace; Heidi Lasiloo; Alberta Ross; Tiffany Vigil; United States Office of the Vice President; Feather Lewis; Tammie Lynn Delana; Thomas W. Sweeney; Darlynn Panteah; Zuni Social Services; NM Center on Law and Poverty; and BIA Branch of Forestry

Weaving Workshop; Zuni Studens Attend Camp; ZHS Welcomes New Staff; Pueblo of Zuni Senior Center Nationally Recognized; Zuni Staff Has Devoted 374 Years to the School; Family Extends Appreciation To Zuni Vietnam Veterans; Tribal Outreach Program Succeeds; U.S./Canadian Health Care and Social Service Groups Rewarded For Improving Health of Older Persons; Zuni Kidney Project; A Farewell From The 1999 ZRC Summer Youth Program; 1999 ZRC- Summer Youth Program; Vice President Al Gore Announces Grants To Train New Teachers to Use Technology in Classroom; How Hungry Are You?; World's Best Diet Aid--Water?; NMAI Groundbreaking Scheduled For Sept. 28; What is National Payroll Week; BIA Proud of Firefighters;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 05, No. 17 (1999)

ZEE, Inc.; BIA Branch of Forestry; Museum of Northern Arizona; Carrie Nastacio; Chris Edaakie; Tom Kennedy; IPCC; Native American Entertainment; Kallen Mateya; Marjorie Chavez; Latoya Homer; Feather Lewis; Michelle Lewis-Peynetsa; Zuni Wellness Center; Tammie Lynn Delena; Alberta Ross; and Tiffany Vigil

Zee, Inc. Achieves CARF Accreditation; 35th Annual Tribal Fair Underway; BIA Engine To Aid On Fires; Museum Plans Major Events For Labor Day Weekend; New Opportunity For Visitors To Zuni; Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Events; Native Roots & Rhythms '99: Fifth Annual Indian Market Performing Arts Festival; ZHS Football '99; Crew Wants To Recapture Glory; El Morro National Monument: A Perfect Day Hike; Miss Zuni and Junior Miss Zuni Pageant 1999-2000: Who will lead us into the millennium?; Zuni Fitness Series July '99 Results; Sustainable Development Grant; Community Facilites Grants; Trash, Trash, Trash: Littering problem in the community of Zuni; 1999 Back To School Block Party;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 05, No. 09 (1999)

Tammie Lynn Delena, Cindy Gilland, BIA Branch of Forestry, National Cancer Institute, Amanda Delena, Tammie Lynn Delena, Elizabeth Kelley, Marjorie Chavez, Breanna Delena, Museum of Northern Arizona, Eiteljorg Museum, Emelda Chimoni, Druann Hughte, Robin Lanyate, Georgean Hughte, Nathan Martinez, and Zuni Fish and Wildlife Department

Dedication Pays Off For Promoted Sergeant; Natural Helpers Meet With Tribal Council; New Project Launched to Study Minority Populations; Prescribed Fire; Violence In Schools, Are Your Kids Safe?; Gaining A Native American Perspective; St. Anthony Mission Diamond Jubilee 1923-1998; Who Is Responsible?- Littering; Safety Training Held For Supervisors; Sexually Transmitted Diseases; Summer-Long Exhibit Celebrates Diverse Traditions of the Southwest; Eiteljorg Museum Launches $500,000 Initiative To Benefit Native American Artists; Young Native American Authors: Third Grade Class From A:shiwi Elementary;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 05, No. 08 (1999)

Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, Tammie Lynn Delena, Cliff Sanchez, A:shiwi A:wan Museum and Heritage Center, Zuni Public Schools Superintendent's Office, Amanda Delena, Breanna Delena, Emelda Chimoni, Druanne Hughte, Erick Yamutewa, Jeremy Ian Quetawki, Elroy Kiyite, Marcus Waasta, and Erica Chavez

Federal Junior Duck Stamp Contest Winners for New Mexico Announced; Sylverson Homer Named New Captain of ZPD; Proper Irrigation Management Essential For Success; Zuni Tribe Proclaims Zuni Earth Sun Awareness Week; Operation D.W.I News; Notice to The Community of Zuni; Insurance & Graduated License into Stircter Laws; How Many Kinds of Sexually Transmitted Diseases Exist?; Performance Enhancing Drugs Not The Answer; Young Native American Authors: Third Grade Class From A:shiwi Elementary;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 05, No. 06 (1999)

Breanna Delena, Chief Wahle, Sharlot Hall Museum, Arthur Budke, Mark Romancito, The White House, Tammie Lynn Delena, BIA Branch of Forestry, Museum of New Mexico Foundation, Amanda Delena, and Institute of American Indian Arts

Violence, Is it the Answer to Solving Problems?; It’s Superblitz- Again!: Law enforcement agencies throughout New Mexico set up enforcement of DWI, seat belt, child restraint, speed and other traffic laws; Women Writers Sought: $1,000 Longan Award; Child Physical & Sexual Abuse Awareness Month April 1999; The 1999 Democratic Agenda: Families First; Southwestern Firefighters: The Way It Was; New Mexico 2000: A Juried Exhibition- A Special Call to New Mexico; Going All the Way to State: Zuni High School Boys Basketball; Book Review: The Joy Luck Club; Historic Groundbreaking for New IAIA Campus; The ABC's of Safety;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 05, No. 02 (1999)

National American Indian Housing Council, Cindy Gilland, Amanda Delena, Tammie Lynn Delena, Nancy Stone, Michele Madril, The United States Senate, Vernon Quam, Tom Kennedy, Zuni Public Health Board, and Zuni Healthy Lifestyles Program

New Leadership Institute Offers Indan Housing Certification; Zuni Senior Center Opening Triumphant; Zuni Lady T-birds Take on Navajo Prep Lady Eagles; Taking Risks, Facing Challenges: Zuni Fire Department; Internship Program At Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site; Museum Announces 1999 Schedule For Annual Youth and Native American Celebrations; 1999: A Year of Change- an insite on the newly elected Zuni Tribal Council; News From the A:shiwi Museum: Starting a New Year; Zuni Public Health Board; Don't Send Our Heritage To An Early Grave; First Mini-Grant Awarded To Teen Health Center; Letter of Congratulations for a grant from the USDA Rural Development for water systems;
The Shiwi Messenger, Vol. 04, No. 37 (1998)

Cindy Gilland, Darren Chapman, Michelle Lewis, Amanda Delena, National Museum of the American Indian, Marjorie Chavez, BIA Branch of Forestry, Buena Vista Home Entertainment, RMCH Zuni Dialysis Unit, Tammie Lynn Delena, and Nicole Laweka

Zuni Teen Wellness Center Reopens; The Zuni Sawmill Project; All I want for Christmas…; Legislature Requests Student Opinions; Indian Students Will Develop Virtual Museum Exhibits; Apache- Sitgraves National Forest Seeks Forestry Technicians; 1999 Temporary Recruitment For Firefighters; Smoke Signals Home Video Debut; How Can Teen Driving be safer?; Diabetes and Kidney Disease: Part II in a Series; Zuni Poem;