Main Street has a particular  meaning in America. It’s where everything started, and where great memories still live. For Zuni Gov. Arlen Quetawki, Main Street means new life and opportunities for his tribe. For the Zuni Pueblo of New Mexico, Main Street is Route 53. In July 2012,  Zuni Pueblo became the first American Indian community to be designated a Main Street site by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. The New Mexico Economic Development Department helped win the honor t


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