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Chloe Legay

Chloe Legay

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Senior Photographer, The Lumberjack

Flagstaff, Arizona

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film and television.Reviews and feature writing for video games (both retro-gaming and current generation gaming)

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Total articles 121

  • Voting issues at Navajo Nation polling locations

    By Chloe Legay| The Lumberjack Verified Navajo Nation voters experienced long wait times, technical issues and fraudulent bomb threats during an election heavily influenced by the Native American vote. Four polling locations on the Navajo Nation received unsubstantiated bomb threats, which Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes said may be connected to Russia. In Apache County, polling machines experienced technical malfunctions, resulting in some voters being turned away.

    By Chloe Legay · The Lumberjack

    Nov. 05, 2024

  • Biden issues first presidential apology for boarding school system

    By Chloe Legay| The Lumberjack Verified Editor's note: This story contains mentions of physical, emotional and sexual abuse, which some readers may find disturbing. At the Gila River Indian Community Center on Friday, President Joe Biden formally apologized on behalf of the United States government for Native American boarding school policies during his first visit to a reservation while in office.

    By Chloe Legay · The Lumberjack

    Oct. 25, 2024

  • Voting issues at Navajo Nation polling locations

    By Chloe Legay| The Lumberjack Verified Navajo Nation voters experienced long wait times, technical issues and fraudulent bomb threats during an election heavily influenced by the Native American vote. Four polling locations on the Navajo Nation received unsubstantiated bomb threats, which Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes said may be connected to Russia. In Apache County, polling machines experienced technical malfunctions, resulting in some voters being turned away.

    By Chloe Legay · The Lumberjack

    Nov. 05, 2024

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The Lumberjack

Arizona, Flagstaff, United States