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Powderhorn Park Neighborhood Association (PPNA) is proud to present the first-annual Powderhorn Culinary Arts Show, a juried outdoor food and beverage competition for professional and junior culinary artists from across the country on Saturday, October 19th, 2019. The Powderhorn Culinary Arts Show is thrilled to announce our 2019 jurors; Kim Bartmann, Chef John Kraus, Chef Nathan Sartain and Sue Zelickson. Kim Bartmann is a triple-bottom-line restaurateur and professional instigator, launching...
St. Paul, MN: There’s still time to enjoy fresh, local produce, meat and even cut flowers all season long! The Minnesota Department of Agriculture’s Minnesota Grown Program encourages consumers to purchase shares in Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farms now while they are still available. CSA farms sell subscriptions or memberships to individuals or families who pay up front to receive a share of produce, generally once per week for 14-20 weeks. Typically a full share is enough to feed four vegetable-loving adults. Many farms will off...
The Red Lake High School Graduating class of 2019 would be honored if all the Red Lake Royalty would participate in the graduation ceremony on Saturday June 1, 2019 @ 1:00 pm in the Red Lake High School gymnasium. Please contact Barb Stillday at the Red Lake High School (679-3733 ext. 1100) by Friday May 31, 2019 so your name can be placed into the program. Red Lake Nation Sr. Princess Red Lake Nation Sr. Brave Red Lake Nation Jr. Princess Red Lake Nation Jr. Brave Ponemah Labor Day Princess...
UMATILLA, OR (KPTV) – A Umatilla man was sentenced to time served plus three years of supervised release Tuesday for strangling his significant other in front their kids, the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Oregon says. In April 2017, Joel Malcom Salt, 29, grabbed the woman by her hair, threw her to the ground and dragged her to the bedroom in front of their four kids, according to court documents. Once in the bedroom, he pinned the woman to the floor, punching and strangling her and causing her to lose consciousness several times, court doc...
Mascot names such as “Indians” or “Seminoles” are no longer allowed in Maine. Native American imagery or likenesses can no longer be used as a mascots in the state, according to a bill signed this month by Gov. Janet Mills. https://www.al.com/news/2019/05/state-bans-use-of-native-america-mascots-for-sports-teams.html...
KAIBETO, Ariz. (AP) — Miranda Haskie sits amid the glow of candles at her kitchen table as the sun sinks into a deep blue horizon silhouetting juniper trees and a nearby mesa. Her husband, Jimmie Long, Jr., fishes for the wick to light a kerosene lamp as the couple and their 13-year-old son prepare to spend a final night without electricity. http://www.akronlegalnews.com/editorial/12080...
MASHPEE — The recall process to remove Mashpee Wampanoag Tribal council Chairman Cedric Cromwell has been set in motion. The tribe’s Election Committee has certified 104 signatures on a petition to oust Cromwell from power and will look to schedule a “recall election” in the coming days, according to a letter to the group of petitioners spearheading the effort that was obtained by the Times. https://www.heraldnews.com/news/20190528/effort-to-recall-tribal-chairman-cedric-cromwell-moves-ahead...
QUEENSBURY — Two residents of an American Indian reservation in northern New York were arrested Tuesday morning after a traffic stop on the Northway led to the seizure of 37 pounds of marijuana, according to State Police. Police said the vehicle was stopped for speeding and changing lanes without signalling in the southbound lanes near Exit 18, and State Police determined that the occupants had marijuana. https://poststar.com/news/local/police-seize-pounds-of-marijuana-in-queensbury/article_f311dc1b-a245-5d5b-bbb0-cf85416b83...
Millions more Native Americans should be getting tested for Hepatitis C. That's according to new recommendations by the Indian Health Service. IHS greatly expanded its recommendation for the age groups at risk of the potentially fatal infection. Previously, IHS deferred to the recommendation by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that those born before 1965 get tested. The new recommendations reflect growing concern that Hepatitis C mortality rates for Native Americans are twice the...
