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Patricia "Pat" Ann Stillday August 15, 1955 ~ July 16, 2020 (age 64) Patricia Ann Stillday, "Miishibiishiikwe" which means "Lioness", age 64, of Blackduck, Minnesota and of the Bear Clan journeyed to the spirit world on Thursday, July 16th, 2020 from the Altru Hospital in Grand Forks, ND. She was born on August 15th, 1955 in Red Lake, MN, the daughter of Alvina "Rosie" (Burns) and Warren Stillday, Sr. Pat was a loving and caring person who was always willing to help out in any way she could....
Wakinyan "Rocky" Zuniga August 4, 1984 - July 15, 2020 Wakinyan "Rocky" Zuniga, age 35, of Minneapolis journeyed to the Spirit World on Wednesday, July 15, 2020 at his residence. He was born on August 4, 1984 in Gordon, Nebraska the son of George Zuniga Jr. and Claudia LaPointe-Zuniga. He graduated High School at the age of 16 and went on to College. Rocky received his Early Childhood Developmental Degree. While in High School, he played basketball. Rocky enjoyed basketball video games too. He l...
As COVID-19 deaths peaked this spring, Teri Woodhull faced a tough decision on treatments for cancer - a condition that already makes her more vulnerable to the pandemic. Woodhull could lower her risk of being exposed to the coronavirus by undergoing chemotherapy every three weeks, rather than weekly. But less-frequent treatments are delivered with a stronger dose, raising the possibility of more severe side effects. "When you're going through treatment for cancer, it's emotional already," said...
In the early evening of June 8, more than 100 mourners from North Memorial Health Hospital in Robbinsdale gathered across the street at Manor Park to light candles and share memories of a beloved colleague who fell to COVID-19. Pinpoints of candlelight flickered in the dusk as phlebotomist and pastor Larrydean Goodridge, who had prayed for so many others over the years, became the subject of other people's prayers. "There were so many people depending on her," her daughter Peaches Goodridge,...
While Minneapolis city leaders decide what their Police Department should look like in the post-George Floyd era, the fate of a popular police chief also hangs in the balance. Although Eighth Ward Council Member Andrea Jenkins and seven of her colleagues pledged last month to replace the city's police force with a "transformative" public safety system, they admitted they didn't have "all the answers about what a police-free future looks like." Among the lingering questions is the fate of...
It wasn't until Day 7 of her team's coronavirus investigation when it dawned on Linda Vail, the health officer for Michigan's Ingham County, that this was going to be a big one. It had started with just two infections at the college bar on June 18, not long after the state began reopening. But the numbers quickly jumped to 12, then 18, then 34. As of Friday, she was staring at a spreadsheet with 187 infected at Harper's Restaurant and Brew Pub. "The tables were six feet apart, but no one stayed...
Brooklyn Center leaders are confronting allegations that favorite son Earle Brown belonged to the Ku Klux Klan in the 1920s, and they may soon opt to separate the city from a name that adorns many of its most prominent buildings. Even the city's summer festival, Earle Brown Days, honors the man who served as Hennepin County sheriff, helped found the Minnesota State Patrol and unsuccessfully ran for governor in 1932. But at a City Council work session last week, members expressed concern about...
WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump is refusing to publicly commit to accepting the results of the upcoming White House election, recalling a similar threat he made weeks before the 2016 vote, as he scoffs at polls showing him lagging behind Democrat Joe Biden. Trump says it's too early to make such an ironclad guarantee. "I have to see. Look ... I have to see," Trump told moderator Chris Wallace during a wide-ranging interview on "Fox News Sunday." "No, I'm not going to just say yes. I'm not...
President Donald Trump's failure to contain the coronavirus outbreak and his refusal to promote clear public-health guidelines have left many senior Republicans despairing that he will ever play a constructive role in addressing the crisis, with some concluding they must work around Trump and ignore or even contradict his pronouncements. In recent days, some of the most prominent figures in the GOP outside the White House have broken with Trump over issues like the value of wearing a mask in...
Signs of governments reassessing their coronavirus response were scattered around the world Sunday, with the mayor of Los Angeles saying the city was reopened too quickly, Ohio's governor warning his state is "going the wrong way," Hong Kong issuing tougher new rules on wearing face masks and Spain closing overcrowded beaches. Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said Los Angeles was "on the brink" of new widespread stay-at-home orders as Los Angeles County continued to see the state's largest...
BAYFIELD, Wis. — The Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa has declared a state of emergency following damage from Saturday's storm on the northern Wisconsin reservation. Red Cliff Band Chairman Richard A. Peterson wrote in a Facebook post that trees and power lines are down all across the reservation, travel is hazardous and many roads are impassable. WDIO-TV reports the reservation is asking visitors to stay away until further notice. Tribal members are being asked to limit travel as much as possible. Crews are working to clear roads a...
Senate Republicans are raising the alarm over the country's rapidly growing number of coronavirus cases. The warnings come as President Trump has repeatedly linked the recent spike to an increase in testing, while also overselling his administration’s response and appearing optimistic about the odds of a quick vaccine or the disappearance of the virus altogether. But GOP senators — back in their home states, many of which are seeing increased case counts — are painting a more sobering picture with their on-the-ground view. https...
John Lewis - an icon of the civil rights movement, congressman and for decades a force in Democratic politics - has died at age 80. Lewis died after a battle with advanced-stage pancreatic cancer. Lewis began treatment for the disease after being diagnosed during a routine medical exam. He publicly disclosed his diagnosis in late December. "He was honored and respected as the conscience of the US Congress and an icon of American history, but we knew him as a loving father and brother," Lewis'...
A statewide conversation with Minnesota's Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan. It's your opportunity to ask questions about Minnesota's response and plans during this COVID-19 pandemic. This week the Lt Governor answered questions about mask mandates, reporting of cases, decisions to reopen school and leadership in the time of COVID. https://www.kaxe.org/post/statewide-conversation-covid19-july-17th-lt-gov-peggy-flanagan#stream/0...
Moccasin Game Tournament held Saturday, July 18, 2020 at the Red Lake Pow Wow Grounds Adult Winners First Place - Moe Lester Loud and Larry Vanwert - $1200 Second Place - Mike Barrett jr, and Garritte Caldwell - $800 Third Place - Deon pierre, Jack Johnson, and Randy Johnson - $600 Fourth Place - Lee Lussier Jr and Gary RezDawg Jourdain - $400 Youth Winners First Place - Bruce Taylor Jr, Keith Caldwell and William Kingbird Jr. - $400 Second Place - Tino Prentice, Cayden Prentice, and Erwin...
There were three different types of treaties that were negotiated here in the U.S. There were peace treaties ...there were a land cession treaties...and there were treaties that created reservations... it says in the Constitution of the United States that treaties are "the supreme law of the land"...Without these land cession treaties, much of what is now in Minnesota, North Dakota, Wisconsin, Michigan, as well as many other areas throughout the country, could not legally exist... These...
The Minnesota Poison Control System is echoing the recent warning issued by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) about the dangers of hand sanitizers containing methanol as they have seen a sharp rise in exposures. Unfortunately, New Mexico is reporting at least 3 deaths related to the ingestion of these products. “Methanol – also known as wood alcohol – can cause permanent blindness and is life-threatening if it’s ingested,” explains Hennepin Healthcare emergency physician Dr. Travis Olives with the Minnesota Poison Control System. ...
St. Paul, Minn. — The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) announced today that it has completed the lottery drawing for the winners of the Small Business Relief Grant Program. The program will award $10,000 grants to small businesses that have suffered financial hardship as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, and was passed with bipartisan support in the Minnesota Legislature during the 2020 1st Special Session and signed into law by Governor Tim Walz. “Small businesses across our state have faced immense har...
WASHINGTON – The Presidential Task Force on Missing and Murdered American Indians and Alaska Natives announced 12 Tribal consultations to occur virtually across the United States in the coming months. American Indians and Alaska Natives experience disproportionately high rates of violence. President Trump has called the crisis of missing and murdered Native Americans “sobering and heartbreaking.” The Presidential Task Force on Missing and Murdered American Indians and Alaska Natives, also known as Operation Lady Justice, announces the upcom...
The Desert Sands school district in California plans to start the academic year with full-time remote learning because district leaders were worried it would not be able to have adequate social distancing measures in place by Aug. 19, the first day of school. Jesse Welsh, the superintendent of the Paradise Valley schools in Arizona, said his district was concerned about establishing some stability during very uncertain times, prompting it to also start this school year with remote learning, rather than wait for another order from the governor....
THE TRADING POST'S DELI WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL 7/23/2020, BUT DELI ITEMS ARE AVAILABLE COLD. SELECT FROM MASHED POTATOES, PIZZAS, CHICKEN, PIE SLICES, SALADS AND SANDWICHES. OUR STAFF MEMBERS ARE QUARATINING FOR THE SAFETY OF THE COMMUNITY. WE ALL LOOK FORWARD TO NEXT WEEK WHEN THE DELI WILL REOPEN. AS OF TODAY, NO NEW CASES OF COVID-19 HAVE BEEN FOUND AT THE TRADING POST. THE ORIGINAL CASES STANDS AS THE ONLY POSITIVE RESULT. PLEASE WEAR MASK AND GLOVES WHEN SHOPPING. WE ASK YOU BAG YOUR OWN...
LITTLE ROCK DISTRICT - On Thursday, July 16, 2020, the Red Lake Nation COVID-19 Emergency Response Team offered free testing for anyone 18 years and older at the Little Rock District Round House from 10 AM -3 PM. It was the first in a series of four testing days that would include all Red Lake Reservation Districts. They ended up testing over 200 participants during the period--although a storm moved in and delayed their activities for two hours, of which they tested until about 4 PM. A person...
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