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9th Annual Seven Clans Casino Pow Wow held in Thief River Falls...
9th Annual Seven Clans Casino Pow Wow held in Thief River Falls - P2...
Jr. Honor Society Banquet of May 23, 2013 - P3...
Jr. Honor Society Banquet of May 23, 2013 - P4...
Red Lake High School Graduation 2013 - P11...
Red Lake High School Graduation 2013 - P12...
Warriors lose home opener to Lake of the Woods - P10...
Warriors Honor Banquet held in Red Lake - P18...
Lady Warriors let a pair slip away to Blackduck in Red Lake - P17...
Playing short-handed, Warriors fall to Nevis - P10...
MAINTENANCE WORKER JOURDAIN/PERPICH EXTENDED CARE CENTER (218) 679-3400 Open Date: May 23, 2013 Closing Date: June 7, 2013 Primary Function: Jourdain Perpich Extended Care Center is seeking a full time Maintenance Worker to manage the building and grounds of a 47 bed nursing facility. The successful candidate will be a key member of a leadership team. Essential Responsibilities & Duties: • Compliance with Life Safety Codes for a skilled nursing facility, including emergency preparedness, e...
Spring truck weight restrictions on state highways in Minnesota's north and north-central frost zones will end Friday, May 24. Spring load restrictions have now ended in all six Minnesota frost zones. Ending dates for spring load restrictions are established by monitoring roadway strength as weather conditions change. The information also is available toll-free by calling 1-800-723-6543 in the United States and Canada or by calling 651-366-5400 in the Twin Cities area....
Indianapolis, IN – More than 160 Native American artists, including five-time world champion hoop dancer Tony Duncan, will showcase and sell their work Saturday, June 22, and Sunday, June 23, at the Eiteljorg Indian Market and Festival. The event, which is the largest produced by the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art, will attract about 8,000 art and culture lovers from across the nation. The festival has always boasted a colorful and enriching line up of artists, m...
WASHINGTON – Today, Assistant Secretary-Indian Affairs Kevin K. Washburn issued for public comment a proposed rule designed to demonstrate the Administration’s commitment to restoring tribal homelands and furthering economic development on Indian reservations. The proposed rule will provide for greater notice of land-into-trust decisions and clarify the mechanisms for judicial review depending on whether the land is taken into trust by the Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs, or by an official of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. During the pub...
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today announced Tribal Wildlife Grants awards to Native American tribes in 14 states to fund a wide range of conservation projects. “The mindful stewardship of fish, wildlife, plants and their habitats is a value that tribal nations share with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,” said Service Director Dan Ashe. “Tribal Wildlife Grants create opportunities for us to work together in a variety of ways, including species restoration, fish passage, protection of migratory birds, and coping with long-term effec...
FARGO — Now that Memorial Day weekend has arrived and summer has unofficially begun, those taking to the woods should remember: Beware of ticks....
ST. PAUL — Democrats almost were giddy when Gov. Mark Dayton signed a bill upping education spending $485 million in the next two years....
MAHNOMEN — Students at White Earth Tribal and Community College are protesting the new president’s decision to fire a handful of faculty and staff members earlier this week, saying those firings would irreparably harm the school’s Native American identity. Just two weeks into the job, President Vincent Pellegrino informed four of the school’s 10 or so faculty members this week that their contracts wouldn’t be renewed. Another three staffers were fired. Of the seven let go, five are Native American. Pellegrino said those moves were part of a...
Henry Harrison, Jr., “ANAKABETUN”, 83, of Cass Lake, Minnesota, passed away on Wednesday, May 22, 2013 at the Cass Lake Hospital in Cass Lake with his family surrounding him. He was born on April 11, 1930 at Sucker Bay area of Cass Lake, the son of Henry Harrison, Sr. and Daisy Woods. Henry enjoyed working on cars, ricing, picking up cans and smooshing them. His passion was traveling all over with Veda attending different churches and praying for people. Different places they went included; Was...
Frank Lang, the head of Lang Nelson, one of Minnesota’s largest property management companies, does not brag of what he did for St. Thomas Academy — but he did plenty....
A Plymouth family paid $5,675 to secure a room at a facility in Golden Valley for their 87-year-old mother, who died before she moved in, but the facility refused to refund the money. A family of an 83-year-old woman who had dementia paid $750 to hold an apartment at an assisted-living facility in Mankato, but they later questioned the fee after learning it may have violated state landlord-tenant law....
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The Navajo Code Talkers are legendary. Then there was Cpl. Ira Hamilton Hayes, the Pima Indian who became a symbol of courage and patriotism when he and his fellow Marines raised the flag over Iwo Jima in 1945....
Minnesota’s 2013 Legislature took important strides forward in education — especially for the state’s youngest students. Last week, legislators and Gov. Mark Dayton agreed to put $485 million in new funding into programs from preschool through 12th grade in the next two years....
Ready for a new challenge after leaving the Marines, Ryan Erickson joined the ranks of veteran entrepreneurs in 2008 when he became majority owner of Erickson Builders and Co. in Rogers, the construction company his father had started 13 years earlier....
The race for the Minnesota House and the governor’s office kicked off the moment legislators adjourned at midnight Monday....
