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As of Wednesday, June 29th, the MN legislature and the Governor have not reached an agreement on a budget. If no agreement is reached by midnight June 30th, state government will shut down. Beltrami County and the rest of the State of Minnesota are waiting for the courts to rule on what services will be considered essential in the event of a shutdown. A ruling is expected by Thursday, June 30th. As soon as we have any new information, we will update this hotline number. Beltrami County has no control over the outcome of this situation and the i...
Red Lake is uplifting its youth. With plans to build two skateparks on the Red Lake Indian Reservation, young skaters are being given the chance to hone their skills on better terrain. The locations include one 10,000-15,000 sq. ft park by Red Lake’s basketball courts, and one 7,000-10,000 sq. ft park in Ponemah (also in a central location). These locations have been chosen for their easy access, but they will also show the skaters that they are recognized and being included within the c...
A 27-year-old Cass Lake man was charged Tuesday in Cass County District Court with serious felony second-degree intentional murder and two counts of felony second-degree assault. Ross Zangigabo Littlewolf was charged in relation to the shooting death Sunday, June 26, of Kandace Blaine Dunn, 22, of Cass Lake, who had been killed by an apparent gunshot wound to her head. According to the criminal complaint: At 3:16 a.m. Sunday, Cass County Dispatch received a report that Littlewolf had been involved in a domestic dispute at a Cass Lake...
WALKER, Minn. (AP) — Charges allege a northern Minnesota man broke into his ex-girlfriend's home and fatally shot her in the bedroom where she was sleeping with her two children. Twenty-seven-year-old Ross Littlewolf of Cass Lake is charged with second-degree murder. Prosecutors allege Littlewolf fired a shotgun blast through a sliding glass door to enter the Cass Lake home of 22-year-old Kandace Blaine Dunn and then apparently shot her in the head early Sunday. Dunn was sharing a room with her two young children — one of whom is also Lit...
Two bus loads of Episcopalians from South Carolina, Florida and Missouri were on the Red Lake Indian Reservation during the week of June 27, 2011. The group helped repair both Episcopal Churches in Redby and Red Lake on Monday and Tuesday and were given a feast by members of those churches, which included Indian Tacos, on Tuesday evening....
Two bus loads of Episcopalians from South Carolina, Florida and Missouri were on the Red Lake Indian Reservation during the week of June 27, 2011. The group helped repair both Episcopal Churches in Redby and Red Lake on Monday and Tuesday and were given a feast by members of those churches, which included Indian Tacos, on Tuesday evening....
Two bus loads of Episcopalians from South Carolina, Florida and Missouri were on the Red Lake Indian Reservation during the week of June 27, 2011. The group helped repair both Episcopal Churches in Redby and Red Lake on Monday and Tuesday and were given a feast by members of those churches, which included Indian Tacos, on Tuesday evening....
Two bus loads of Episcopalians from South Carolina, Florida and Missouri were on the Red Lake Indian Reservation during the week of June 27, 2011. The group helped repair both Episcopal Churches in Redby and Red Lake on Monday and Tuesday and were given a feast by members of those churches, which included Indian Tacos, on Tuesday evening....
Two bus loads of Episcopalians from South Carolina, Florida and Missouri were on the Red Lake Indian Reservation during the week of June 27, 2011. The group helped repair both Episcopal Churches in Redby and Red Lake on Monday and Tuesday and were given a feast by members of those churches, which included Indian Tacos, on Tuesday evening....
Two bus loads of Episcopalians from South Carolina, Florida and Missouri were on the Red Lake Indian Reservation during the week of June 27, 2011. The group helped repair both Episcopal Churches in Redby and Red Lake on Monday and Tuesday and were given a feast by members of those churches, which included Indian Tacos, on Tuesday evening....
Two bus loads of Episcopalians from South Carolina, Florida and Missouri were on the Red Lake Indian Reservation during the week of June 27, 2011. The group helped repair both Episcopal Churches in Redby and Red Lake on Monday and Tuesday and were given a feast by members of those churches, which included Indian Tacos, on Tuesday evening....
The family of Patricia J. Needham wishes to thank everyone for attending the funeral service for my/our mom, grandmother, sister. Those who sent flowers/cards, called with condolences and those who served as honorary/active pallbearers. We are forever grateful and appreciative for all of the family and friends who were there during this very difficult time....
(Bemidji, MN) (June 28, 2011) – Paul Bunyan Television has added a “Free Movies” folder to PBTV On Demand service. Customers can now see great film favorites through PBTV On Demand for free! Every month there will be 8 or more Hollywood hit movies available to rent at no charge. July “Free Movies” will include: • Philadelphia • Jerry Maguire • I Know What You Did Last Summer • Bugsy • John Carpenter's Ghosts of Mars • Postcards from the Edge • Devil in a Blue Dress • Two Can Play That Game ...
ST. PAUL -- Minnesota’s courts will remain open if much of state government shuts down, a retired judge ruled this afternoon....
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San Manuel Band of Mission Indians Makes $200,000 Donation to the American Red Cross of Montana to Aid Tribes Recovering from Floods San Manuel Tribal Nation (Near Highland, Calif.) – June 28, 2011 –The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians announced today that it has made a $200,000 charitable contribution to the American Red Cross of Montana for its ongoing relief efforts to assist American Indian communities, which have been directly affected by late spring flooding along the Little Bighorn and Missouri Rivers. Initially damage affecting the...
The Blank Canvas Gallery and Education Center in conjunction with the Jackpine Writers’ Bloc is presenting their “20x20” project at the Blank Canvas Gallery, 311 Main Ave. S., in downtown Park Rapids. The public is invited to view the works in the gallery 10:00 to 5:00 Monday through Saturday and 12:00 to 4:00 on Sundays. The exhibit is open to the public free of charge and is on display now through mid-July. This creative project is a collaboration of 20 artists and 20 writers. Twenty pieces of artwork were selected and twenty writers have...
If state budget negotiators miss their deadline to approve a two-year budget agreement, many state employees could be looking at an extended Fourth of July vacation....
(CN) - Utility companies do need an Indian tribe's permission to build a high-voltage transmission line that bisects the boundaries of their reservation, a Minnesota federal judge ruled. In 2009, the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission granted a certificate of need for power companies to build a line from Bemidji to Grand Rapids that would "restore reliable utility services to the region." The Commission issued a permit for the placement of the line, which "bisects the historical eastern and western exterior boundaries of the Leech Lake...
The White House is pleased to announce the launch of “Winning the Future: President Obama and the Native American Community.” This webpage is meant to serve as another tool to help Indian Country navigate the federal government and learn about how the President’s Agenda is helping to win the future for Native Americans. Since his first day in office, President Obama has worked to strengthen the government-to-government relationship between the United States and tribal governments in order to improve the quality of life for all Native Ameri...
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Daniel K. Akaka, Chairman of the Committee on Indian Affairs, held an oversight hearing Thursday titled “The Indian Reorganization Act – 75 Years Later: Renewing our Commitment to Restore Tribal Homelands and Promote Self-Determination....
Three Tribal Council seats, the District 1 Seat 3, District 2 Seat 3 and District 4 Seat 2 positions as well as the deputy principal chief seat will be decided in a July 23 runoff for the Cherokee Nation’s general election held Saturday....
FLAGSTAFF - Two brothers from Kaibeto have been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of a police officer on the Navajo Nation. Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2011/06/28/20110628navajo-officer-killed-brothers-arrested.html#ixzz1QfWIm43U...
The South Dakota Supreme Court said the judge’s comment, used to describe the defendant’s pattern of behavior when drinking alcohol, was “ill chosen” but there was no bias. The June 22 decision (PDF) affirmed an 18-year sentence for the defendant, Ivan Good Plume....
