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The newest member of the Navajo County Community College Governing Board

Tribune Staff

| October 16, 2018

Printed in the October 17, 2018 edition

Photo by Linda KorWinslow resident Elias Jouen (right) was sworn in by Navajo County Superintendent of Schools Jalyn Gerlich (left) as the newest member of the Navajo County Community College Governing Board on Oct. 12. Jouen is also employed as the business manager for the City of Winslow. The term for his position will be until December of 2020.