By Felicia Fonseca / Associated Press   VILLAGE OF TEWA, Ariz. – They skateboarded on basketball courts and in parking lots, through highway intersections and down roads that twist from the mesas that rise above the high desert. They set up tricks with old railroad ties and lumber, sometimes using their own skateboards to move the materials in place. During a pandemic that led to lockdowns, curfews and mask mandates on the Hopi reservation, the solo nature of skateboarding was a comfort. But the reservation that borders the northeast corner of Arizona lacked a designated skate spot. So a group...