Interior Secretary Zinke: Read These Books Before Choosing A National Park Service Director
Dear Interior Secretary Zinke, before you and President Trump settle on a nominee for National Park Service director, please read these books.
Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site
Man Who Stole From Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site Pleads Guilty, Sentenced To Probation
A man who stole upwards of $22,000 in merchandize from Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site in Arizona has been sentenced to five years probation and ordered to pay more than $3,300 in restitution.
Essential Spring Guide '15: On The Road To Castles Of Stone And Wood Turned To Rock
Arizona is rich in history -- from the 1800s all the way back to the Late Triassic Period. Stitch together this trip that winds out of Flagstaff to Montezuma Castle National Monument, to Petrified Forest National Park, and ends at Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site. You’ll experience fascinating chapters of geologic and cultural history.
UPDATED: Case Of Hubbell Trading Post Indian Trader Heard By 9th Circuit Court Of Appeals
During a nearly 45-minute back-and-forth Friday judges of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals tried to sort out the details offered by both sides in the case of an Indian trader who lost his job at the Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site due to questionable actions by the National Park Service.
Case Of Indian Trader At Hubbell Trading Post Heading To 9th U.S. Circuit Court Of Appeals
Billy Malone, an Indian trader who was forced out of Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site in Arizona by National Park Service investigators, is taking his case for damages to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
A View From The Overlook: Forbidden Books
What do The Soul Of Yosemite, The Case of the Indian Trader, and Worth Fighting For all have in common? You won't likely find any of these books in a national park bookstore or gift shop.
Native American Art Auction at Hubbell Trading Post NHS on September 18
Native American Art has been popular with collectors in recent years, but unless you're well-versed in the trade, how do you know you're buying a genuine piece of work? One way is to make your purchase at one of the semi-annual auctions held at Hubbell Trading Post National Historical Site. The next one is coming up on September 18, 2010
Odds and Ends From Around the National Park System
Items, some interesting, some perhaps not, from around the National Park System for a Monday morning's consideration.
"Poor Judgment and Performance" Acknowledged in National Park Service Investigation of Hubbell Trading Post Operations
National Park Service investigators and managers who looked into the business operations at Hubbell Traing Post National Historic Site exhibited "poor case management" and "poor judgment and performance," according to top agency officials.
Interior Department Wants Transparency, FOIA Process Impedes That Goal
Interior Department officials launched an intriguing web portal the other day, one touted as promoting transparency in government operations. Well, one place Interior officials could create a whole lot of transparency is by adding more staff to handle Freedom of Information Act requests, which currently move at a glacial pace.
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