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ST PAUL, MN - The 2013 Omnibus Bonding bill (HF270), estimated to create 22,800 jobs, was unveiled in the House Capital Investment Committee today. The bill allocates $800 million in general obligation bonds for statewide infrastructure improvements and invests in higher education, transportation, housing, economic development, clean water and wastewater systems. “Bonding is a responsible way to invest in local infrastructure projects while interest rates are low,” said Rep. Roger Erickson (DF...
The Red Lake Nation Boys and Girls Club celebrated National Boys and Girls Club Week beginning on Sunday, April 7, 2013 with a Mother/Daughter Craft Day and Potluck. On Monday, April 8, they held a carnival which began at 3 PM and was scheduled to continue to 7 PM. There were over 100 participants in the carnival, which featured an assortment of games for prizes, good food and beverages, face painting and other entertaining activities. National Boys and Girls Club Week continues on Tuesday at...
The Red Lake Nation Boys and Girls Club celebrated National Boys and Girls Club Week beginning on Sunday, April 7, 2013 with a Mother/Daughter Craft Day and Potluck. On Monday, April 8, they held a carnival which began at 3 PM and was scheduled to continue to 7 PM. There were over 100 participants in the carnival, which featured an assortment of games for prizes, good food and beverages, face painting and other entertaining activities. National Boys and Girls Club Week continues on Tuesday at...
The Red Lake Nation Boys and Girls Club celebrated National Boys and Girls Club Week beginning on Sunday, April 7, 2013 with a Mother/Daughter Craft Day and Potluck. On Monday, April 8, they held a carnival which began at 3 PM and was scheduled to continue to 7 PM. There were over 100 participants in the carnival, which featured an assortment of games for prizes, good food and beverages, face painting and other entertaining activities. National Boys and Girls Club Week continues on Tuesday at...
The Red Lake Nation Boys and Girls Club celebrated National Boys and Girls Club Week beginning on Sunday, April 7, 2013 with a Mother/Daughter Craft Day and Potluck. On Monday, April 8, they held a carnival which began at 3 PM and was scheduled to continue to 7 PM. There were over 100 participants in the carnival, which featured an assortment of games for prizes, good food and beverages, face painting and other entertaining activities. National Boys and Girls Club Week continues on Tuesday at...
From the Slide Show Presentation at the Third Annual Elder's Gathering - P8...
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MINNEAPOLIS – A man who admitted to breaking an infant’s arm in late 2012 pleaded guilty to child endangerment in federal court Monday. In a release, the U.S. Attorney’s Office stated that Travis Aaron Rosebear, 21, threw the child down a hallway after becoming frustrated. Rosebear, whose last known place of residence is unknown, said the crime occurred between Dec. 31, 2012 and Jan. 3, 2013 at a home on the Red Lake Indian Reservation, according to the release. The charge stemmed from an investigation by the Red Lake Tribal Police and the F...
The Indian Health Service and several other federal agencies plan to improve interagency coordination in providing safe drinking water and basic sanitation to tribal communities. The IHS, which is in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, signed a memorandum of understanding with the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Department of the Interior, and the Department of Agriculture. In 2007, these agencies and tribal representatives...
Public Safety Initiatives and Special Announcements Violence Against Women Advocacy Group Names U.S. Attorney Brendan Johnson Prosecutor of the Year The South Dakota Domestic Violence Coordinating Committee (SDVCC) has chosen Brendan Johnson as their Prosecutor of the Year. Brendan Johnson began his career prosecuting violence against women cases as a state prosecutor and has been the U.S. Attorney for the District of South Dakota since 2009. During this time the U.S. Attorney’s office has m...
Thanks to all of the organizers and sponsors of the Third Annual Elder's Gathering on April 1 and 2, 2013. Thank you Cheri Goodwin and Delwyn Holthusen for facilitating the gathering. Thank you Young Kingbirds, Red Lake Nation Color Guard, Eugene Stillday, Stacy Thunder, Holly Cook Macarro, all the speakers, Mike Barrett, Millie Holthusen, Thelma and Billy May, the basketball players, all the young people and all the people with booths. A special thank you to Roberta Boyd and Johnny Smith for all the planning and work they did so the Urban...
ST. PAUL - The sponsor of the Minnesota House public works funding bill says it would help Minnesota continue its recovery from recession....
WASHINGTON (AP) — The 2014 budget proposal to be released by the White House on Wednesday will include new steps to combat what the Internal Revenue Service says is an exponential growth in tax refund-related identity theft....
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Many rural Minnesota school districts were forced to cancel several days of classes because of the tough winter. Now administrators are worried those closures will come back to haunt them as they prepare for high-stakes achievement tests this spring....
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Got brush or yard waste to burn? Do it soon. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is encouraging homeowners to complete their open burning now because restrictions will take effect soon after the snow melts....
WALKER – A Bemidji man injured in a Saturday crash near here has died. The Minnesota State Patrol reported on its website the driver who lost control of his car on State Highway 371 before it was struck broadside by another car has died. Previously, the State Patrol reported Johnathan M. Fairbanks, 26, of Bemidji was northbound about 12:19 p.m. Saturday on Highway 371 when his 1995 Ford Taurus slid sideways near mile marker 103. It was hit broadside by a southbound vehicle driven by Wayne M. Goldsmith, 63, of Fosston. The condition of G...
ST. PAUL — It is time to make college more affordable for students, state lawmakers say. House and Senate higher education budget proposals include money to freeze tuition at public universities and colleges and allot more funds for state grants and financial aid....
ST. PAUL – Communities across Minnesota should pressure lawmakers to support a public works funding bill, its House sponsor said....
ST. PAUL — Goals of 100 percent high school graduation, every third-grader being able to read, ending an achievement gap and all students being ready for careers or college after graduation are lofty, but House Democrats say their sights are set on those accomplishments by 2017....
More than a week into the baseball season and nearly three weeks into official spring, a wintry storm crawling across the country could leave up to a foot of snow in parts of southern Minnesota by the time it ends Thursday....
WASHINGTON – Facing ever more urgent warnings about the exploding costs of federal pension and health programs, President Obama is expected to include long-sought reductions in Social Security and Medicare when he rolls out his budget Wednesday....
Examine an old portrait of George Washington, read a pulp crime story in a “penny dreadful” or page through medieval manuscripts at Harvard from the comfort of home....
Madison - In a pointed speech, an Ojibwe tribal leader Tuesday challenged the full Legislature to overcome the mounting controversy with Wisconsin's American Indian tribes over mining legislation, spearfishing and the hunting of wolves, prompting a leading GOP lawmaker and tribal member to walk out....
