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The 3rd Annual Kaishauna Sky Thunder Memorial Walk/Run Against Drunk Driving was held in Redby on Thursday, August 18, 2016. Runners and walkers began at Shemahgun enroute to the Redby Community Center Everyone was welcome, each participant received memorial shirts in a variety of colors, and a memorial dinner was held afterwards at the community center. The memorial was sponsored by the Kaishauna Sky Thunder Family and friends....
The Annual Cops and Bobbers Fishing Event was held at Fuller's Lake on Thursday, August 18, 2016, starting at 10 AM. Over 111 kids between the ages of 6-12 participated in this event, where they received T-shirts, fishing rods and had the opportunity to go on the lake in boats. Lunch was also provided for the participants. The event was sponsored by the Red Lake Department of Public Safety and Conservation Department....
The winners are: Best Garden Display 1st Place - Auscia Raincloud 2nd Place - Darwin Sumner / New Beginnings 3rd Place - Jenna Iceman Best Decorated 1st Place - Susan Johnson 2nd Place - Auscia Raincloud 3rd Place - Oliver & Arthur Tessendorf Best Flower Garden 1st Place - Earl Raincloud 2nd Place - Lorna Roybal 3rd Place - Georgia Downwind Best Scarecrow 1st Place - Lorna Roybal / Ryshayna Johnson 2nd Place - Ervin Iceman 3rd Place - Billie Lasley...
The Gathering of Native Americans (GONA) was held on August 17-19, 2016 at the Red Lake Humanities Center from 8:30 AM to 5 PM. GONA is a community wide training focusing on a comprehensive look at strategies necessary for health and wellness through culturally centered resources. This training was facilitated by Seprieono Locario, SAMSHA and Maegen Ray, Youth Wellness Specialist. Key points of this training were "Belonging Mastery Interdependence Genorosity" and activities included team...
On Tuesday, August 9, 2016, the Regular Tribal Council Meeting opened at the Red Lake Casino Event Center, where the first order of business was the certification of the 2016 Election results and the swearing-in of officers. Sworn into office was Little Rock Representative Richard Barrett who defeated William "Billy" King, Red Lake Representative Robert "Bob" Smith who defeated Donald Good, Redby Representative Allen D. Pemberton Sr. who defeated Darrell Johnson and the new Ponemah...
Red Lake High School Football Team starts practicing for regular season First game will be at home on September 2, 2016 with Fosston Red Lake Warriors Football Schedule 2016: http://www.redlakenationnews.com/story/2016/07/27/sports/red-lake-warriors-football-schedule-2016/49317.html...
The Holthusen Family Reunion 2016 was held on Saturday, July 30, 2016 at the Herman and Marion Lussier residence in Little Rock....
9 Red Lake Community Health Day...
St. Mary's Mission Annual Parish Festival was held on Sunday, July 24, 2016....
On July 9, 2016, at 2 PM, Derald Lee "Ola" Cobenais and Vena Marie Dominguez were married at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Red Lake....
9 Red Lake Independence Day Celebration Wednesday Evening Session - P30 To see all 2016 Red Lake Independence Day Celebration photographs visit Michael Barrett's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/michael.barrett.35 2016 Independence Day Pow Wow Winners: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mPt4bgV_JZ-GSD-i7Qw0pcS0baNpeVZK2lYjGon3qF4/pub...
BEMIDJI -- Beltrami County is altering its strategy for workforce training, with a decision coming from the Board of Commissioners on Tuesday to continue the transition process. The county plans to end an employment and training program through contracted services and is opting to create a new department called Workforce Impact. "With welfare reform a couple decades ago, it was changed so that people could only be on public support for five years. So at the same time, the state started to direct money to counties to help provide people with...
WOODBURY, Minn. -- When police kicked open the door to a Woodbury motel room on Saturday morning, they found a bruised, malnourished and terrified young woman, according to a criminal complaint filed Tuesday in Washington County District Court. Police arrested the man who tried to flee the room, Mark Steven Wallace, 54, of Andover, and he was charged with kidnapping and stalking. The complaint said Wallace used threats and physical abuse to control the victim, a 20-year-old woman identified as A.S., who began living with Wallace because she...
AMHERST, Wis. -- A farmer in eastern Wisconsin has died after being overcome by deadly fumes from a manure holding tank on his farm. The Portage County coroner said Wednesday that Michael Biadasz, 29, was found dead Monday along with at least 13 cows at Biadasz Farms near Amherst, which is about 140 miles northwest of Milwaukee.. WAOW-TV reported the farmer was found by other workers who arrived to haul away manure from the huge tank. Coroner Scott Rifleman said Biadasz was overcome by methane or sulfur oxide gas. http://www...
JOB ANNOUNCEMENT COMMUNITY SERVICE DEVELOPER FAMILY & CHILDREN SERVICES OPEN: August 17, 2016 CLOSING: September 1, 2016 @ 3:00 p.m. PURPOSE OF THE POSITION: The Community Service Developer staff person will work to plan and implement community services and to increase efforts to enroll individuals who are eligible for Medicaid. This position is under the direction of the Executive Director of the Family & Children Services Adult Protection/Vulnerable Adults program. Full-time, w/benefits, salar...
$1,000 Native Ag & Food Systems Scholarships Applications Due Oct. 5, 2016 Apply Now for Native Agriculture & Food Systems College Scholarships First Nations Development Institute (First Nations) is accepting applications for its “First Nations Native Agriculture and Food Systems Scholarship Program” that aims to encourage more Native American college students to enter the agricultural sector in Native communities. First Nations will award 10 scholarships of $1,000 each to Native American college students majoring in agriculture and rel...
BLUEGRASS STATE HIGHER ED BATTLE RESUMES: The Kentucky State Supreme Court will hear oral arguments today [http://bit.ly/2bB6OlV] in a case potentially affecting $18 million for the state’s public colleges and universities. The fight over higher education funding is a duel between Gov. Matt Bevin, a Republican, and Attorney General Andy Beshear, a Democrat. Earlier this year, a district court judge ruled in Bevin’s favor in a suit filed by Beshear challenging the governor’s mid-year budget cuts to the state university system. Beshear later...
How much have school closures from the Louisiana Flood of 2016 disrupted families? At least 22 of the state's 70 public school districts closed because of flooding, with several others closing as a precautionary measure due to weather forecasts. Going by last fall's enrollment, that means potentially one-third of the state's public school students had to stay home this week, if they could -- more than 241,000 children. The preliminary closure information comes from districts' websites, Facebook pages and receptionists. The Louisiana Education...
Sometimes getting a student back in school is as simple as a knock on the door. Since 2014, the Mayor of Tucson, Arizona, and other local community leaders and volunteers, have spent a few days each year going door-to-door urging high school dropouts to re-enroll. The small act has led to big results. The initiative, called Steps to Success, has encouraged at least 384 students to re-enroll in Tucson schools. Earlier this month,Tucson Mayor Jonathan Rothschild and community leaders like University of Arizona basketball players, continued the...
Allina Health nurses at five Twin Cities hospitals voted on Thursday to authorize a second strike — this time until a contract is reached — in a dispute over health benefits, staffing and workplace safety. While nurses at three voting locations said they will need to find second jobs and cut expenses to counter the loss of pay from Allina during a strike, they also said they believe it was necessary to defend their benefits and press the health system after an initial one-week strike in June didn’t result in a deal. “Otherwise it was all for...
RIO DE JANEIRO — Two American Olympic swimmers were on their way home Friday after being pulled off a plane a day earlier to testify about an alleged robbery at the Rio Olympics that Brazilian police said was made up. The lawyer for a third U.S. swimmer said he would make a $10,800 payment and leave Brazil later in the day. The drama surrounding the alleged robbery of American swimmers — and their ever-changing descriptions of it — has shocked and deeply angered Brazilians, who said it cast a false negative shadow on their city and their Olympi...
BEIRUT — The Russian military said Thursday it was ready to back a U.N. call for weekly cease-fires for Syria's contested city of Aleppo, as haunting footage of a young boy's rescue from the aftermath of an airstrike shook global media. The image of the stunned and weary-looking boy, sitting in an ambulance caked with dust and with blood on his face, captured the horror that has beset the war-torn northern city as photographs of the child were widely shared on social media. An hour after his rescue, the badly damaged building the boy was in c...
Gov. Mark Dayton said he has given up hope of calling a special legislative session to pass tax breaks and millions of dollars in statewide construction projects after last-ditch negotiations with legislative leaders failed to break the deadlock. “I am not going to call a special session,” Dayton said Thursday after a brief, 30-minute meeting with legislative leaders. Dayton and top legislators have met for three months after the spring session collapsed without agreement on millions of dollars in construction projects. Legislators were see...
The more researchers learn about the Zika virus, the worse it seems. A growing body of research has established that the virus can cause severe birth defects — most notably microcephaly, a condition characterized by an abnormally small head and often incomplete brain development. The virus also has been linked to cases of Guillain-Barre syndrome in adults, a rare autoimmune disorder that can result in paralysis and even death. Now, in a study in mice, researchers have found evidence that suggests adult brain cells critical to learning and m...
The Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians is planning to demolish several blighted buildings in Minneapolis and replace them with a mixed-use development that will include about 115 affordable rental apartments, its Minneapolis Embassy and a health care clinic. The project will be built in a gritty industrial area that's in proximity to several highly desirable transportation nodes near the intersection of 17th Avenue S. and Cedar Avenue. The site is sandwiched between Hiawatha Avenue and the...
