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Secretariat: The horse that built a community

Tax law doesn’t alter definitions of independent contractor

This provision alone could disrupt formal relationships between employers and workers, increasing the number of people who define themselves as independent contractors. But employees who wish to serve their former employers as independent contractors should know that even though tax laws have changed, the rules governing working relationships have not: Independent contractors still must...
Healthcare or CPT codes (What are you getting?)

Recently a dear friend and client shared with me a frustrating experience she had at one of...
Threats to GMCS

McKinley County Community Members,
Across the United States school districts are dealing with an increase in shooting threats toward their schools since the Parkland High School tragedy. Unfortunately, GMCS has not been excluded from these threats.
We take all threats seriously no matter how the threatening information comes to us. When a shooting or bomb threat is made we immediately call law enforcement and follow their lead on the investigation. If a student is found to be the perpetrator involved in the threat we will remove that student from our school and use the extant of the law to deter their reentrance. In addition, if an adult is found to be the perpetrator...
We are not garbage!

Is there anything left in this world that isn’t disposable?
On Christmas Eve, Ron Toahami Jackson, photographer, artist and co-founder of Indigenous Horse Nation Protector Alliance (IHNPA), found six puppies, about 4-6 weeks old in a box at the Old Navajo Dump.
Mr. Toahami also runs Ron’s Rez Dogs Rescue. He already had as many as he could care for. He posted on our joint page IHNPA. Knowing Ron’s situation, I offered to foster the puppies and teamed up with Four Corners Pet Alliance.
Babette Herrmann, who is the founder of Four Corners Pet Alliance, was also fostering five tiny pups, dumped in a box on the side of the...
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