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Students on reservations are being affected earlier than most. Head Start, adult education programs expect reduced funding. WASHINGTON – Schools on Minnesota’s American Indian reservations are already suffering from the across-the-board budget cuts of the federal sequester, taking a hit months before the rest of the country’s classrooms will feel the effects of reduced funding. The White Earth Reservation could cut the school year short at its federally funded tribal school. The Red Lake Schoo...
The Coca-Cola 1st Generation scholars Native Scholars - American Indian College Fund...
Results from the 2013 Pride of the North: 3rd: Boys: 1: Leech Lake 2: Bigfork 3: Nett Lake 4: Blackduck 5: Warroad Girls: 1: Leech Lake 2: Bemidji 3: Cohasset 4: Roseau 5: Blaackduck 4th: Boys: 1: Moorhead 2: Bemidji - Blue 3: Pequot Lakes 4: Bemidji - White 5: Bemidji - Red Girls: 1: Roseau 2: Crosby Ironton 3: Bemidji-White 4: Greenway 5: Hermantown - Gold 5th: Boys: 1: Crosby Ironton 2: Grand Forks 3: Fertile - Beltrami 4: Warroad 5: Bemidji-White Girls: 1: Red Lake 2: Crosby Ironton 3:...
Results from the 2013 Pride of the North: 3rd: Boys: 1: Leech Lake 2: Bigfork 3: Nett Lake 4: Blackduck 5: Warroad Girls: 1: Leech Lake 2: Bemidji 3: Cohasset 4: Roseau 5: Blaackduck 4th: Boys: 1: Moorhead 2: Bemidji - Blue 3: Pequot Lakes 4: Bemidji - White 5: Bemidji - Red Girls: 1: Roseau 2: Crosby Ironton 3: Bemidji-White 4: Greenway 5: Hermantown - Gold 5th: Boys: 1: Crosby Ironton 2: Grand Forks 3: Fertile - Beltrami 4: Warroad 5: Bemidji-White Girls: 1: Red Lake 2: Crosby Ironton 3:...
Results from the 2013 Pride of the North: 3rd: Boys: 1: Leech Lake 2: Bigfork 3: Nett Lake 4: Blackduck 5: Warroad Girls: 1: Leech Lake 2: Bemidji 3: Cohasset 4: Roseau 5: Blaackduck 4th: Boys: 1: Moorhead 2: Bemidji - Blue 3: Pequot Lakes 4: Bemidji - White 5: Bemidji - Red Girls: 1: Roseau 2: Crosby Ironton 3: Bemidji-White 4: Greenway 5: Hermantown - Gold 5th: Boys: 1: Crosby Ironton 2: Grand Forks 3: Fertile - Beltrami 4: Warroad 5: Bemidji-White Girls: 1: Red Lake 2: Crosby Ironton 3:...
Results from the 2013 Pride of the North: 3rd: Boys: 1: Leech Lake 2: Bigfork 3: Nett Lake 4: Blackduck 5: Warroad Girls: 1: Leech Lake 2: Bemidji 3: Cohasset 4: Roseau 5: Blaackduck 4th: Boys: 1: Moorhead 2: Bemidji - Blue 3: Pequot Lakes 4: Bemidji - White 5: Bemidji - Red Girls: 1: Roseau 2: Crosby Ironton 3: Bemidji-White 4: Greenway 5: Hermantown - Gold 5th: Boys: 1: Crosby Ironton 2: Grand Forks 3: Fertile - Beltrami 4: Warroad 5: Bemidji-White Girls: 1: Red Lake 2: Crosby Ironton 3:...
Results from the 2013 Pride of the North: 3rd: Boys: 1: Leech Lake 2: Bigfork 3: Nett Lake 4: Blackduck 5: Warroad Girls: 1: Leech Lake 2: Bemidji 3: Cohasset 4: Roseau 5: Blaackduck 4th: Boys: 1: Moorhead 2: Bemidji - Blue 3: Pequot Lakes 4: Bemidji - White 5: Bemidji - Red Girls: 1: Roseau 2: Crosby Ironton 3: Bemidji-White 4: Greenway 5: Hermantown - Gold 5th: Boys: 1: Crosby Ironton 2: Grand Forks 3: Fertile - Beltrami 4: Warroad 5: Bemidji-White Girls: 1: Red Lake 2: Crosby Ironton 3:...
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One of First Nations Development Institute’s grantees, White Earth Land Recovery Project (WELRP) on the White Earth Indian Reservation in northern Minnesota, recently completed a great new guide for establishing farm-to-school programs in Native communities. The publication is titled Indigenous Farm-to-School Programs: A Guide for Creating a Farm-to-School Program in an Indigenous Community. The guide was made possible with a grant provided by First Nations Development Institute through s...
On March 18th, 2013, the Bemidji Police Department located the person who was suspected of calling local businesses and identifying himself as a Bemidji Police Officer. Arron Robert Weatherspoon, age 45 of Bemidji, was located and admitted to making the phone calls and Impersonating a Police Officer. Weatherspoon was issued a citation for the misdemeanor violation. Weatherspoon was arrested on a Probation Violation Warrant and booked at the Beltrami County Jail. On March 10th and 11th, 2013, the Bemidji Police Department had received numerous...
Minnesota tutoring opportunities available. MINNEAPOLIS –March 15, 2013 – In the 2013-14 academic year, more than 900 Minnesota schools will be providing students additional help in achieving academic success in the face of sobering statewide statistics. Those schools have been named Minnesota Reading Corps and Minnesota Math Corps sites to proactively help with literacy and math learning issues facing many Minnesota students. According to data from last year's state standardized tests, 40 percent of Minnesota of 8th graders do not dem...
MINNEAPOLIS – Doctors from BluePearl Veterinary Partners referral medicine hospitals here are encouraging people to also remember their pets during National Poison Prevention Week. National Poison Prevention Week started Sunday and runs through Saturday. The purpose is to create awareness and prevent injury or death due to poisoning. “While many precautions are taken to prevent humans from being exposed to poisons, it is equally important to remember to take precautions for pets,” said Dr. XXXXXXXX. “A good way to do this is to know what ty...
In January 2013, First Nations concluded another successful Building Native Communities train-the-trainer event in Albuquerque, New Mexico. We were joined by many of our friends from the Office of the Special Trustee for American Indians (OST), along with a high school financial-education teacher and representatives from tribal housing programs. It’s all part of our mission to provide financial education to Native American people so they can be financially empowered and better control their fina...
Farmers, Ranchers mitigate impacts of drought with drought plans, conservation systems USDA’s Natural Resource Conservation Service is helping to mitigate impacts of drought across the nation. With good drought plans and conservation systems, farmers and ranchers are better equipped to manage dry and other extreme weather. “Without a plan in place, you’re left crossing your fingers for rain. Farmers and ranchers may suffer some loss, but their loss is greatly minimized,” NRCS National Agronom...
BEMIDJI – Snow blanketed the area Monday morning and throughout the day, delaying events and closing roads....
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Police say they welcome any citizen searches for clues in the disappearance and presumed death of a St. Paul woman....
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Rural Minnesota residents and state regulators are facing challenges in keeping up with demand for water. They're dealing with a prolonged drought, a thirst for job-creating growth and the prospect that current water practices in some areas are unsustainable....
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court has turned away an appeal from a Minnesota woman who has been ordered to pay record companies $222,000 for the unauthorized downloading of copyrighted music....
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Gov. Mark Dayton will travel the state starting this week to make the case for his budget, beginning with a town hall meeting Wednesday in Duluth, his office announced Sunday....
Sara Pudlick of Andover is feeling miserable. She and her husband, Jake, went on a delayed honeymoon to Hawaii in late February and returned to a snowstorm, which has since been followed with more snow and more cold weather....
The first electronic bingo games linking players across the state were approved by the Minnesota Gambling Control Board on Monday, injecting a new source of funding for the Vikings stadium....
