The Gila Crossing Community School, D6, held their 7th annual traditional banquet. The 4th grade class hosted the banquet as part of its rich agricultural learning program instituted by the school and headed by Agricultural Teacher Tim Moore. On May 5, 2009, the school auditorium was once again crammed with invited guests to enjoy the local fare prepared with home grown produce from the school's popular garden.
For Governor Rhodes and Lt. Governor Manuel, signing over 200 recognition certificates might have left them with aching wrists but handing them out to young Gila River scholars was definitely a reward in itself.
This year's Governor's Scholars Banquet was held on Fri, May 15 at the recently renovated conference center at the Sheraton at Wild Horse Pass. A sea of students and their parents were treated to a three-course meal consisting of salad, roast beef with potatoes and a rich, chocolate dessert.
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A grateful family was given the keys to their new home on May 18, 2009 in Sacaton. Tribal leaders,
Local and national motorcycle clubs gathered at the Memorial Park in Sacaton to honor veterans for M
GILA CROSSING EAGLES - BASEBALL CHAMPS 2009
The Gila Crossing Eagles baseball team won the Superstiti
American Legion Baseball Team
The Ira Hayes American Legion Post 84 has sponsored an American Legion
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