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  • Gabeshiwin 2017 - Ojibwe Language & Culture Camp - July 18-20, 2017

    Gabeshiwin 2017 - Ojibwe Language & Culture Camp - July 18-20, 2017 9 AM - 6 PM - Ponemah Round Houze...

  • Hy-Vee Offers New Begin for Diabetes Lifestyle Management Program

    Jun 26, 2017

    WEST DES MOINES, Iowa (June 23, 2017) — Hy-Vee, Inc. has announced it now offers a Begin® for Diabetes lifestyle management program, in addition to its existing Begin® and Begin® 4 Kids programs. All three options are led by registered dietitians in Hy-Vee’s 244 stores across its eight-state region. People with diabetes face a specific set of health and nutrition challenges. The 10-week Begin for Diabetes program is customized to help attendees address those issues and manage their condition. Customers can schedule individual consultations or p...

  • Red Lake Boys & Girls Club will be having Beach Days - twice in July and August

    Boys & Girls Club will be having Beach Days 2 times in July and 2 times in August every other week please see attached calendar 1:00pm – 5:00pm (weather permitting) @ Sandy Beach the Big Open Area. NO REGULAR CLUB DURING BEACH DAYS! Your child/children will need their own ride to and from the lake these times staff will be there all day & SNACK WILL BE PROVIDED. **Family ** Friends **Volunteers** Welcome!...

  • Tribal Organizer - Minnesota Coalition for the Homeless

    Jun 26, 2017

    Minnesota Coalition for the Homeless Tribal Organizer - Job Description Organizational Summary The Minnesota Coalition for the Homeless (MCH) is a thriving and highly effective advocacy coalition of over 100 housing, homeless, and employment service providers and allied member organizations committed to ending homelessness in Minnesota through policy change. Founded in 1984, it is grounded in its core values of collaboration, community, and achievement. As a nonpartisan, nonprofit, statewide coalition, MCH is uniquely positioned to advance...

  • Tax cuts on the way for some Minnesotans; opponents say they are too expensive, directed at wealthy

    Jun 26, 2017

    Hundreds of thousands of Minnesotans will get more money in their pockets thanks to tax cuts beginning July 1, costing the state treasury about $650 million over the next two years and much more over the coming decade. Social Security recipients, farmers, first-time home buyers, families with child care costs, small businesses with big property tax bills and college loan debtors are among the beneficiaries. The chief author of the cuts, Rep. Greg Davids, R-Preston, cheekily called it “the greatest tax bill ever” as he lauded its relief for a r...

  • More St. Paul teachers would recommend their schools

    Jun 26, 2017

    With enrollment on the decline, the St. Paul Public Schools could use a little help spreading the good word about its offerings. But surveys of teachers show ­varying levels of commitment to their schools. http://www.startribune.com/st-paul-schools-survey-teacher-commitment/430751133/...

  • More than 150 dead as overturned fuel truck explodes in Pakistan

    Jun 26, 2017

    BAHAWALPUR, Pakistan – Alerted by an announcement over a mosque’s loudspeaker that an overturned tanker truck had sprung a leak, scores of villagers raced to the scene with fuel containers Sunday to gather the oil. Then the wreck exploded, engulfing people in flames as they screamed in terror. At least 153 men, women and children were killed, with dozens more in critical condition, hospital and rescue officials said. http://www.startribune.com/more-than-150-dead-as-overturned-fuel-truck-explodes-in-pakistan/430736593/...

  • Hearing resumes for school board member who insulted Obamas

    Jun 26, 2017

    ALBANY, N.Y. — A hearing is scheduled to resume Monday on whether a one-time candidate for New York governor who publicly insulted former President Barack Obama and his wife should be ousted from the Buffalo school board. The hearing on a removal petition filed by other school board members began Thursday in Albany. http://www.startribune.com/hearing-resumes-for-school-board-member-who-insulted-obamas/430768893/...

  • Safe stolen during break-in of church just north of Twin Cities

    Jun 26, 2017

    Someone broke into a church just north of the Twin Cities, trashed the inside and fled with a safe, authorities said. No arrests have been made in the crime, which occurred at Long Lake Lutheran Church sometime Tuesday night or early Wednesday, according to the Isanti County Sheriff’s Office. http://www.startribune.com/safe-stolen-during-break-in-of-church-just-north-of-twin-cities/430688633/...

  • Key Democrat agrees with Trump: Obama should have acted on hacks

    Jun 26, 2017

    WASHINGTON – Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., and President Donald Trump don’t agree on much about Russia’s meddling in the 2016 U.S. elections, but they agree on this: President Barack Obama should have done more to stop Moscow from interfering. Obama made a “very serious mistake” in not doing more about Russia’s intervention in the presidential election campaign, Schiff, the top-ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said Sunday. http://www.startribune.com/key-democrat-agrees-with-trump-obama-should-have-acted-on...

  • On Upper Red Lake, fishing is simply a breeze

    Jun 26, 2017

    UPPER RED LAKE, Minn. – The electric trolling motor on the bow of our fishing boat rattled in its horizontal mount as we pounded across 4-foot swells of foaming, root beer-colored water en route to a promising jigging hole. The boat belly-flopped into the ebb of a big wave, springing the motor upright, then down with a loud clunk. Not good. http://www.startribune.com/on-upper-red-lake-fishing-is-simply-a-breeze/430588093/...

  • Newly Released Census Numbers Show American Indian & Alaska Native Population Growing

    Jun 26, 2017

    WASHINGTON – On Friday, the U.S. Census Bureau released new estimates on the population in the United States. Estimates released Friday, indicate the American Indian and Alaska Native population grew by 1.4 percent to 6.7 million between July 1, 2015 and July 1, 2016. California had the largest American Indian and Alaska Native population of any state in 2016 (1.1 million), while Texas had the largest numeric increase since July 1, 2015 (10,800). Alaska had the highest percentage (19.9 percent) of the American Indian and Alaska Native p...

  • Woman accused in DAPL protest shooting now in halfway house

    Jun 26, 2017

    BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – A federal judge in North Dakota is allowing a move from jail to a halfway house for a Denver woman accused of shooting at law officers during a protest against the Dakota Access oil pipeline. Red Fawn Fallis is to stand trial Dec. 5 on weapons counts and a civil disorder charge. http://www.kotatv.com/content/news/Woman-accused-in-DAPL-protest-shooting-now-in-halfway-house-430393863.html...

  • Native History: Descendants Remember Battle of Little Big Horn

    Jun 26, 2017

    This Date in Native History: Representatives from many Native nations of the Plains came together for the 138th anniversary of the Battle of Little Big Horn on June 25, 2014, where a re-dedication ceremony of the newly completed Indian Memorial will take place. The Big Horn Riders arrived from Pine Ridge in two groups of 20, “as they do each year in memory of the battle,” Doug Bissonette, the Pine Ridge spokesman for the family of Crazy Horse said. Northern Cheyenne youth, whose ancestors fought at Little Big Horn, participated with a run to...

  • On the 141st anniversary of Custer's well-remembered demise, why is California genocide forgotten?

    Jun 26, 2017

    The following essay appeared last year on the 140th anniversary of one of the most discussed conflicts in U.S. history. And one of the most distorted. I am repeating it with a few tweaks—MB. ••• ••• ••• Today marks the 141st anniversary of the Little Big Horn Battle, known as Custer’s Last Stand to Americans at the time and ever afterward. Remembered as the Battle of the Greasy Grass among the Lakota (Sioux), Cheyenne and Arapahoe, it’s hard to overstate how much the 7th Cavalry’s defeat in the hills of Montana that June day in 1876 affected...

  • New business offers mobile service to repair vehicles on Navajo Nation

    Jun 26, 2017

    FARMINGTON — Min's Automotive does not operate like a traditional auto repair business because there is no bricks-and-mortar location. Instead, Timothy Clani Jr., who started the business last year, will consult with a customer over the phone about his or her auto issue, then load his 2011 Nissan Versa with tools and drive to the customer's location to fix the vehicle. http://www.daily-times.com/story/news/local/2017/06/25/business-offers-mobile-service-repair-vehicles-navajo-nation/419894001/...

  • Nomination process begins for WSOP Poker Hall of Fame

    Jun 26, 2017

    The 2017 World Series of Poker has been in full swing for several weeks and the brand recently announced that the nomination process for the WSOP Poker Hall of Fame has begun. The WSOP has certain criteria that must be followed in order for individuals to be nominated for the induction process. Just a few days ago, the WSOP announced the nomination process is open and fans can now submit who they would like to see considered for induction. Individuals can provide one submission per valid email address. Individuals nominated must be at least 40...

  • Remote Ontario First Nation in shock after 3rd girl kills herself

    Jun 26, 2017

    Grief-stricken members of a remote northern Ontario community were still struggling to cope on Friday after the suicide of yet another 12-year-old girl sparked fears a death pact could claim even more young lives. The death last week of Jenara Roundsky, the third pre-teen member of the Wapekeka First Nation to die by suicide this year, prompted an anguished cry for outside help. http://www.nationalobserver.com/2017/06/24/news/remote-ontario-first-nation-shock-after-3rd-girl-kills-herself...

  • Native Americans Call for Rethinking of Bering Strait Theory

    Jun 26, 2017

    Native Americans are questioning the leading theory of how the first peoples in North America arrived on the continent. For years, scientists have been debating where the first Native Americans came from, and when they arrived in North America. https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/native-americans-call-for-rethinking-of-bering-strait-theory/3908338.html...

  • Sherman Alexie on Not Being "The Kind of Indian That's Expected"

    Jun 26, 2017

    Since the election, Sherman Alexie’s been getting death threats. He got so many leading up to his commencement speech at Washington’s Gonzaga University in late May that he considered canceling his appearance. “I’m a Commie liberal brown dude,” he told me on a sunny June day in Seattle, where he’s lived for the last 20 years. “I don’t believe them, but it still creates such fear — like with the candidates dropping out of races because of death threats. I don’t think it would happen to them, and I don’t think it’s going to happen to me. But I...

  • Tama Council hires police officer, expansion of department may be sought

    Jun 26, 2017

    Jarade Purk, currently serving on the Meskwaki Nation Tribal Police Force, was hired on a 3-0 Tama City Council vote Monday night to become the fifth member of the Tama Police Department. He was to already start duties on Tuesday, June 20. Voting in favor were council members Robert Tyynismaa, Aaron Haughey and Kenny McAdoo. Members Doug Ray and Emily Babinat were absent. He said he will fulfill seven days due the Meskwaki Department and work other days for Tama. http://www.tamatoledonews.com/page/content.detail/id/604404/Ta...

  • ALERT: If Your Phone Rings Once Then Goes Silent, Here's The One Thing You Need To Do

    Jun 26, 2017

    Here’s how it works: Scammers are using auto-dialers to call cell phone numbers across the country. Scammers let the phone ring once — just enough for a missed call message to pop up. The scammers hope you’ll call back, either because you believe a legitimate call was cut off, or you will be curious about who called. If you do, chances are you’ll hear something like, “Hello. You’ve reached the operator, please hold.” All the while, you’re getting slammed with some hefty charges — a per-minute charge on top of an international rate. The calls ar...

  • Pine Ridge Based Food Truck Serving Traditional Taste

    Jun 26, 2017

    A new food truck on Pine Ridge is serving up traditional food. The business offers a taste of the reservation to tourists and fresh meals to locals. A glossy black food truck sits on a gravel lot outside of a convenience store. An image of a blue buffalo runs across the side next to bold white letters the read ‘Tatanka Trail Burgers and More’. Employees inside lean through a window and listen for customer’s lunch orders. http://listen.sdpb.org/post/pine-ridge-based-food-truck-serving-traditional-taste...

  • Donald Trump Energy Appointee's Deleted Tweets Are A Hateful Mess

    Jun 26, 2017

    A trove of deleted tweets written by senior Energy Department official William C. Bradford surfaced this week ― and it’s not pretty. Bradford, whom President Donald Trump recently appointed to lead the department’s Office of Indian Energy Policy and Programs, was forced to issue an apology after The Washington Post revealed his disparaging remarks about women and various ethnic and religious groups on Thursday. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/donald-trump-william-bradford-deleted-tweets_us_594d0955e4b05c37bb75d163...

  • Jury recommends 50-year term after man's conviction in 2014 robbery, burglary

    Jun 26, 2017

    Jurors on Friday recommended a man who was once Tulsa Police’s Most Wanted fugitive spend a combined 50 years in prison for four felony charges that alleged he broke into a midtown home, stole from two residents there and attempted to break into another home in 2014. Naaman McCoy, 28, who has addresses in Tulsa and Pocasset, was found guilty of first-degree robbery and burglary, as well as larceny from a house and attempted first-degree burglary. The jury recommended a 30-year prison sentence on the robbery charge, 12 years for the burglary c...

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