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While attending Harvard University, Dominique DeLeon became close friends with his roommate Clarence D. “Duane” Meat. Meat grew up on the Leech Lake Reservation and began his tenure at Harvard in 2005, with the intentions of gaining a major in economics. While attending the university, Meat was deeply involved with the American Indian community, playing drums for the Intertribal Indian Dance Troupe and serving a term as president of Native American Students at Harvard. On May 3, 2006, while tak...
The Beltrami County Board met Tuesday night to discuss and take action on a small agenda. At the work session held before the meeting, Assessor Joe Sherik presented a review of the property tax system and the effects of new construction in Beltrami County. According to Sherik, there has been a total of $84 million in new construction projects in 2011. Of this, $50 million was due to the works of the Enbridge pipeline project and $34 million was a result of new real estate construction. Due to the total $84 million in new construction, there is...
The groundbreaking ceremony for the Conifer Estates low-income housing development took place Thursday morning and construction is now underway. “The roads are under construction right now,” said Community Development Director Tim Flathers. Construction of Conifer Avenue, a new street that was needed in order to access the housing site, began last fall. The building complex will be located in the vicinity of 15th Street Northwest and U.S. Highway 2. The idea for the supportive and tra...
