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Articles from the September 23, 2021 edition


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  • Red Lake Nation: People coming for work should be vaccinated

    Associated Press|Sep 23, 2021

    RED LAKE, Minn. - The Red Lake Nation in northern Minnesota is requiring all people who come to the reservation for work or other business purposes to be vaccinated against COVID-19 or show weekly test results. The Red Lake Tribal Council said the mandate does not apply to pregnant women, people with documented medical conditions, children under 12 and those with certain religious beliefs and practices, according to a resolution that passed on a 9-0 vote. Exceptions will not be approved for phil...

  • Vaccinated make up minority of severe COVID-19 hospitalizations in Minnesota

    Sep 23, 2021

    Updates from two large Minnesota hospital systems show that fully vaccinated people make up a minority of COVID-19 hospitalizations and an even lower share of severe illness requiring intensive care and ventilators. Minneapolis-based Allina Health reported that 176 patients were hospitalized with COVID-19 on Monday and that 40 (or 22%) were vaccinated against the coronavirus that causes the infectious disease. Sioux Falls-based Sanford Health reported 159 patients with COVID-19 hospitalized on...

  • Moderna vs. Pfizer: Both knockouts, but one seems to have the edge

    Sep 23, 2021

    It was a constant refrain from federal health officials after the coronavirus vaccines were authorized: These shots are all equally effective. That has turned out not to be true. Roughly 221 million doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine have been dispensed thus far in the United States, compared with about 150 million doses of Moderna's vaccine. In a half-dozen studies published over the past few weeks, Moderna's vaccine appeared to be more protective over the long term than the Pfizer-BioNTech...

  • Police reform push crumbles in Congress

    Sep 23, 2021

    WASHINGTON – Congressional negotiators said they are breaking off bipartisan talks on a police reform package sparked by George Floyd's killing, after failing to reach a deal under intense pressure from the White House. The development comes after lawmakers failed to meet a deadline set by Democratic President Joe Biden to reach consensus by the May 25 anniversary of the Minnesota man's death. "After months of exhausting every possible pathway to a bipartisan deal, it remains out of reach r...

  • Suspect dead after confrontation with law enforcement in Mounds View

    Sep 23, 2021

    An alleged domestic violence suspect fired a handgun at approaching squad cars in a Mounds View neighborhood Wednesday, prompting a deputy to hit the man with his vehicle. The suspect later died at the hospital, according to law enforcement agencies. The incident unfolded at 10:40 a.m. Wednesday when Ramsey County sheriff's deputies assisted Mounds View police on a domestic violence call in which a handgun reportedly was fired at the AmericInn by Wyndham in the 2200 block of Mounds View...

  • Minneapolis' enforcement of shopping bag fee to resume Oct. 1

    Sep 23, 2021

    Customers in Minneapolis will need to bring their own bags or start paying a nickel for each bag they get from a retailer as the city resumes a shopping bag fee starting Oct. 1. Minneapolis enacted an ordinance in January 2020 requiring customers to pay five cents for any single-use plastic, compostable, paper and reusable bags provided by stores, but delayed enforcement of the practice two months later with the onset of the pandemic over concerns the coronavirus could spread on surfaces and...

  • Medtronic recalls devices used for treating brain aneurysms

    Sep 23, 2021

    Medtronic has recalled a medical device used to treat brain aneurysms, a move that federal regulators this month classified as the most serious type of recall since there is a reasonable chance it could cause serious health problems or death. A component of the medical device system can break off, which can also lead to strokes or other dangerous conditions, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said in a notice posted this month. "There have been 59 reported device malfunctions, 10 serious injuries and two deaths related to this recall," the...

  • One Person Shot in Bemidji at Pine Ridge Apartments

    Emma Hudziak, Lakeland News|Sep 23, 2021

    One person has been injured after being shot at a Bemidji apartment complex early this morning. On Wednesday, September 22 at about 3:22 AM, Bemidji police officers were dispatched to an area on Pine Ridge Apartments on 30th Street NW for a report of gun shots. The callers reported hearing numerous gun shots in the area of the Pine Ridge Apartments parking lot. One of the callers reported he had been shot and was driving himself to the Sanford Bemidji Medical Center Emergency Room. Mike Mastin, Chief of Police, said that officers arrived on...

  • President Biden revives White House Tribal Nations Summit

    Sep 23, 2021

    WASHINGTON, D.C. - As promised by the Biden administration, the White House Tribal Nations Summit is returning after a four-year absence. Tribal leaders are being invited to attend the summit, which is set to take place during the week of November 8. Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, which has impacted American Indians and Alaska Natives at disproportionate rates, the event will be held virtually for the first time. "President Biden and the Administration look forward to hosting a robust and...

  • End of Softball Season Celebration held in Redby

    Michael Barrett, RLNN|Sep 23, 2021

    The End of Softball Season Celebration was held in Redby at the Art Thunder Softball Field on Wednesday, September 22, 2021. It was their 29th year. They started registering for prizes at 5:00 PM by the bleachers with drawings to take place at 6:30 PM. They started feeding shortly after 5 PM, with a cup of lemonade from Tom Barrett's Lemonade Stand--who was also providing the music. Drawings and giveaways were held, along with basketball activities, home-run contests, and other events. The...

  • $14 Million Investment in Native American Agriculture

    Sep 23, 2021

    The Native American Agriculture Fund (NAAF) announces $14 million in grants awarded to 54 organizations serving Native producers. This investment directly benefits 141 sovereign Tribal Nations in 26 different states, impacting nearly 125,000 Native farmers, ranchers, fishers, harvesters, and community producers. This marks the third year of grantmaking from the Native American Agriculture Fund in addition to ‘fast track’ grants distributed in 2018 to organizations following the Keepseagle v. Vilsack class action settlement. Grants awarded inc...

  • Red Lake Passes Vaccination Mandate

    Michael Meuers|Sep 23, 2021

    The Red Lake Tribal Council unanimously passed a vaccination mandate at their regularly scheduled monthly meeting on Tuesday 14 September monthly council meeting. The mandate applies to all persons who enter the Reservation for employment or business purposes. Exceptions to the mandate include pregnant women, documented medical conditions, children under 12, or belief or religious practice. Exceptions will not be approved for philosophical, political, or scientific views. Those not following...

  • Biden launches investigation into Texas school mask mandate ban

    Sep 23, 2021

    The Biden administration has launched a civil rights investigation into Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s (R) executive order prohibiting school mask mandates, the latest in a series of probes by the Department of Education into whether the statewide bans violate the rights of students with disabilities. The Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) notified Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath in a letter Tuesday that it was opening a probe into whether “students with disabilities who are at heightened risk for severe illness from COVID...

  • Kentucky elementary suffers third COVID-19 death among staff

    Sep 23, 2021

    FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — A grief-stricken elementary school in eastern Kentucky suffered its third COVID-19 death among its staff since the school term began when a beloved counselor died from the coronavirus, the district’s superintendent said Tuesday. Lee County Elementary counselor Rhonda Estes died Monday, Superintendent Sarah Wasson said. Estes was a fixture in the tight-knit community, working 35 years for the school system. A custodian and an instructional aide at the same school also died from the virus in recent weeks. “It’s just really...

  • Ponemah Labor Day Pow Wow 2021: Saturday Afternoon Session - P13

    Michael Barrett, RLNN|Sep 23, 2021

    Ponemah Labor Day Pow Wow 2021: Saturday Afternoon Session 48th Annual Obaashiing Labor Day Celebration 2021 Singing Contest results: 1st Place-Motown (6125pts) 2nd Place-Mandaree (5850pts) 3rd Place-Ptown (5735pts) 4th Place-Crossroads (5620pts) 5th Place-Southern Boyz (5595pts) 6th Place-Southern Style (5585pts) Blazing Bear Whitetail Boyz Iron Boy Red Lake Chemical Health Program 5 Man Bass Drum Singing Contest Results: 1st Place-Mandaree (3400pts) 2nd Place-Battle River (3180pts) 3rd...

  • Ponemah Labor Day Pow Wow 2021: Friday Evening Session - P13

    Michael Barrett, RLNN|Sep 23, 2021

    Ponemah Labor Day Pow Wow 2021: Saturday Afternoon Session 48th Annual Obaashiing Labor Day Celebration 2021 Singing Contest results: 1st Place-Motown (6125pts) 2nd Place-Mandaree (5850pts) 3rd Place-Ptown (5735pts) 4th Place-Crossroads (5620pts) 5th Place-Southern Boyz (5595pts) 6th Place-Southern Style (5585pts) Blazing Bear Whitetail Boyz Iron Boy Red Lake Chemical Health Program 5 Man Bass Drum Singing Contest Results: 1st Place-Mandaree (3400pts) 2nd Place-Battle River (3180pts) 3rd...

  • Red Lake, Redby and Little Rock Communities offer Drive Thru Back to School Event - P19

    Michael Barrett, RLNN|Sep 23, 2021

    The Red Lake, Redby and Little Rock Communities collaborated to offer Drive Thru Back to School Event on Thursday, August 26, 2021 at 1 PM at the Red Lake Center. A cook-out style meal was served at the new Red Lake Community Center, and backpacks with school supplies was given away at the old Red Lake Center. Almost 500 backpacks were given away starting at 1 PM....

  • Redby "Honor The Youth" Powwow held on Saturday - P25

    Michael Barrett, RLNN|Sep 23, 2021

    Redby "Honor The Youth" Powwow held on Saturday...

  • Red Lake Celebrates its own Independence Day: Tuesday Evening Pow Wow - P65

    Michael Barrett, RLNN|Sep 23, 2021

    Red Lake celebrated its own Independence Day on Tuesday, July 6, 2021 starting with a feast at 4 PM at the Red Lake Humanities Center, followed by the first of three-days of pow wows and other activities. Some events were postponed due to rain and held on the following day. However, earlier in the day a Horseshoe Tournament was held at the Redby Community Center. Redby Community Center Horseshoe Tournament Winners 1st Corky Clark (Redby) 2nd Willfred K (Cass Lake) 3rd Josh Neadeau (Red Lake)...

  • Request For Proposal - Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians - Annual Financial Auditing Services

    Sep 23, 2021

    Request For Proposal Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians Annual Financial Auditing Services The Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians (RLBCI) is currently seeking proposals form Certified Public Accounting firms to perform the annual audit of the company's financial statements in accordance with OMB Circular A-133, the Single Audit Act, Governmental Auditing Standards, and applicable federal, state or tribal laws and regulations. The audit will cover the tribe's year ending 2021, with a tribal option...

  • Contracting Opportunities and Career Seeker Resources Were Focus of September's Immigrant and Refugee Affairs Forum

    Anisa Hajimumin, Assistant Commissioner for Immigrant and Refugee Affairs|Sep 23, 2021

    September’s Immigrant and Refugee Affairs Forum shared a lot of great information for community members regarding business certification and contracting opportunities for small businesses in the BIPOC community. Afterwards we heard from DEED's Office of Economic Opportunities on the Minnesota Main Street Relief Grant and CareerForce on services available to career seekers. Small Business Certification and Contracting Opportunities Aaron Anderson from the Office of Equity in Procurement at the Minnesota Department of Administration first s...

  • Red Lake Comprehensive Health Services Nursing Job Fair

    Sep 23, 2021

    Red Lake Comprehensive Health Services Nursing Job Fair October 4, 2021 - 10 AM - 3 PM - Oshkiimaajitahdah CNA Classroom in Redby, MN Red Lake Comprehensive Health Services is looking for Registered Nurses (RNs) to provide quality care to our patients in a variety of settings. NOW HIRING! - F/T & P/T positions available OPEN TO THE PUBLIC - Light refreshments $2,500 SIGNING BONUS for FULL TIME RNs! For more information please contact Jerry Loud at 218-679-3350 https://docs.go...

  • StrongHearts Native Helpline Statement for 2021 Domestic Violence Awareness Month

    Sep 23, 2021

    (EAGAN, Minn., September 22, 2021) - During Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October, StrongHearts Native Helpline joins advocates, sister organizations and communities throughout Indian Country to raise awareness about domestic violence and to support and honor survivors and victims. This year, StrongHearts calls on everyone - advocates, tribal leaders, reservation and urban Indian community members, service providers and Native organizations - to support and strengthen the movement to prev...

  • 39 Human and Civil Rights Leaders Tell President Biden: "Your Administration Stands at a Precipice"

    Sep 23, 2021

    WASHINGTON - Leaders of 39 human and civil rights organizations delivered the following letter to the White House on Tuesday evening to oppose the Biden administration’s violent expulsions of Haitian asylum seekers at the U.S-Mexico border and its recent move to appeal a federal court ruling that would have brought an end to additional expulsions of asylum-seeking families. The leaders warn the administration that these recent actions represent an inflection point for the president's commitment to human rights and racial justice, and t...

  • Minnesota student leaders host medical professionals in statewide town hall to answer youth questions about COVID-19

    Sep 23, 2021

    Youth from across the state joined a virtual town hall with medical professionals to engage with peers about COVID-19 Monday afternoon. The town hall was led by student leaders from Minnesota FFA and MN HOSA Future Medical Professionals to give students an opportunity to discuss how the pandemic has impacted their school experience, how they can have a safe and meaningful school year and what actions youth can take to curb the spread. “We desperately want a return to normalcy but that isn’t going to just happen – we have to do the work,...

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