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Traders came back to work on Monday after the Thanksgiving weekend to the same old worries about the fiscal cliff and the European debt crisis....
The Red Lake School District #38 is seeking candidates to fill a vacant 7th Grade Girls Basketball Coach position. To apply, complete a District employment application and submit with a cover letter and resume to: Willie Larson, Business Manager, Red Lake Schools #38, PO Box 499, Red Lake, MN 56671. Applications will be accepted until 3:00 p.m. December 11, 2012....
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar today lauded the final approval of the Cobell settlement and outlined steps that Interior will take to help implement the historic $3.4 billion settlement. The settlement resolves a long-running class action lawsuit regarding the U.S. government's trust management and historical accounting of individual American Indian trust accounts. It became final on November 24, 2012, following action by the Supreme Court and expiration of the appeal period. “With the settlement now final, we can put...
Makoons Manidoo Gwiiwisen Kingbird and his parents, Janna Desjarlait and Robert David Kingbird would like to thank the Ponemah Veterans Pow wow committee for allowing the family to have a blanket dance. To the people that show their support by joining the family and donating what they can. Young Kingbird Singers for the beautiful honor song. Murphy Thomas for speaking on behalf of the family with his kind words and prayer. Rhonda Eske for donating her spot dance winnings. Pauline Hamlin for her generous donation. Grandmothers Martha Smith and...
ALBANY, Calif. – The long and hard-fought battle Eileen Hadidian has been waging against bone cancer for more than 10 years seems to be drawing to a close. Doctors earlier this month said she is probably just a few days, or maybe even just a few hours, away from death. When that happens, the 64-year-old Lebanese American woman will become just another statistic in a health care system that fails to provide frail seniors and people with disabilities like her the long-term care they need – a situation that is sending many families into ban...
Burning permits are no longer needed due to the 4 plus inches of snow received over this past weekend. According to the Minnesota DNR, burning permits are not required when there is 3 inches or greater of snow cover around the burn site, as is the case across the Bemidji Area. No permits are required in South Beltrami, North Cass, Clearwater, Mahnomen, Polk, and Red Lake counties effective today. North Beltrami was lifted a couple of weeks ago. Every precaution should be taken to assure that the burning you are doing does not cause sparks to...
SAN DIEGO--The human longevity bonanza that gives newborns today three decades more of life expectancy than they would have had a century ago appears to have no real stopping point. Now researchers are trying to determine how U.S. society should change to accommodate so many longer, healthier lifespans, and why one group of white Americans does not seem to be benefiting from the trend. Published in the August issue of Health Affairs and reported widely in the media, the researchers’ study found...
For low-income and minority middle school students across America the message is, all too often, “you can’t.” It’s reinforced in the classroom, in the media, among peers, and it’s also the message from education statistics: high school dropout rates are uneven by district, college grades remain stubbornly unequal. But researchers from Stanford are aiming to turn that message on its head by borrowing from an oft-heard expression: when you think you can, you can. In pairs of short, 25-minute...
The Red Lake School District #38 is seeking candidates to fill two (2) vacant Security Guard positions. Terms of Employment: Wages and benefits per MSEA Master Agreement Assignment: To be determined Minimum Education and/or Experience Required Education: High School Diploma or G.E.D. Knowledge of District and school building policies, rules and regulations. Federal, State and Tribal law. Position overview to include but not limited to: To protect school district property, staff, stude...
PSY, the Korean pop sensation whose viral hit video, “Gangnam Style,” has been viewed alomst 800 million times on YouTube (that’s the official video, never mind the countless other users’ uploads and all the spoofs and tributes), closed out the American Music Awards on Nov. 18. In a savvy, surprising and ultimately, ironic, collaboration, the 35-year-old PSY (real name: Park Jae-sang) was joined for a mashup of his hit with MC Hammer’s “2 Legit 2 Quit” (above) and brought the house down, w...
Regular School Board Meeting - Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2012 - 2 PM - RLHS Culture Room...
Cedrico Green can’t exactly remember how many times he went back and forth to juvenile. When asked to venture a guess he says, “Maybe 30.” He was put on probation by a youth court judge for getting into a fight when he was in eighth grade. Thereafter, any of Green’s school-based infractions, from being a few minutes late for class to breaking the school dress code by wearing the wrong color socks, counted as violations of his probation and led to his immediate suspension and incarce...
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26, 2012 – This Thursday, Nov. 29, USDA Senior Advisor to the Secretary for Environment and Climate Change Robert Bonnie will host a live Virtual Office Hours session on Twitter to answer your questions about USDA’s record conservation achievements and efforts to reconnect Americans to the great outdoors. USDA works with state and local governments and private landowners to conserve and protect our nation's natural resources, helping preserve our land, and clean our air and water. In 2011, USDA enrolled a record number of acr...
The Red Lake Nation Newspaper New Online Version - November 21, 2012 Edition...
BEMIDJI – The Minnesota Court of Appeals Monday affirmed the conviction of a man who claimed a police informant enticed him with sex in order to buy drugs....
ST. PAUL, Minn. — A major overhaul of state tax policy could be in the works next year when the newly elected DFL Legislature arrives at the Capitol....
With nearly a third of high school students at risk of failing Minnesota's high-stakes exit exam for math, some educators say it's time the state dropped the requirement....
