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Articles from the October 4, 2011 edition


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  • The Daniel Schoenborn and Lindsay Johns Wedding of Sept. 17, 2011

    Jo Lynn Cobenais|Oct 4, 2011

    The Daniel Schoenborn and Lindsay Johns Wedding of Sept. 17, 2011 at St. Mary's Mission Church in Red Lake....

  • Sam Roy with the elk he shot last week

    LeAsha Roy|Oct 4, 2011

    Sam Roy with the elk he shot last week...

  • Cass Lake, Minn., man drowns in canoe accident

    Duluth News Tribune|Oct 4, 2011

    A Cass Lake, Minn., man drowned in a canoeing accident Saturday on Lake Winnibigoshish. The Itasca County Sheriff’s Office identified the victim as Todd Raymond Roy, 45. According to the sheriff’s office, Roy and a second man were in a canoe that capsized approximately 100 yards from shore at Pigeon River. Neither man was wearing a life jacket, but the second man was able to swim to shore. The accident was reported at 1:10 p.m. Searchers found Roy’s body two hours later. He was taken to Grand Itasca Medical Center by Deer River Ambulance and p...

  • Speech Language Pathologist - Red Lake School District

    Oct 4, 2011

    The Red Lake School District #38 has an immediate opening for a Speech Language Pathologist. To apply send cover letter, resume, and credentials to: Willie Larson, Business Manager Red Lake School District #38, PO Box 499, Red Lake, MN 56671. Position open until filled The Red Lake School District is an Equal Opportunity Employer....

  • Ho-Chunk, Inc. and HCI Distribution Host Tribal Tobacco Tax Seminar

    WINNEBAGO, NE -- Ho-Chunk, Inc. and HCI Distribution hosted a Tribal Tobacco Tax Seminar event in Winnebago, Nebraska in August. Representatives from 29 tribes across the country participated in the seminar. The 2-day event mainly focused on the importance for tribes to develop their own tribal tax system and to strengthen economic development on the reservation. The goal of the seminar was to educate Indian Tribes and provide the necessary information and tools for the tribes to start creating...

  • Wish Day Celebration in Blackduck , MN on October 8, 2011

    The MAKE- A -WISH OF MINNESOTA ORGANIZATION and the BELTRAMI COUNTY SHERIFF’S MOUNTED POSSE are working together to sponsor a special Wish Day Celebration in Blackduck , MN on October 8, 2011. Make- A -Wish grants wishes to children with serious or life threatening illnesses that meet Make- A -Wish medical criteria. Hunter has been granted a Wish and we are adding to the excitement of his Wish by planning this ride for him. Come and join us in the celebration. We will meet at 1: 00 P.M. at the Wayside Rest in Blackduck on the east side of H...

  • BIE Director Moore Names Dr. Charles M. Roessel Associate Deputy Director for Navajo Schools

    Oct 4, 2011

    WASHINGTON – Bureau of Indian Education Director Keith O. Moore today announced that he has named Dr. Charles M. “Monty” Roessel as the associate deputy director overseeing 66 BIE-funded schools on the Navajo Nation reservation. Roessel, an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation, had served since 2007 as superintendent of the Rough Rock Community School, a BIE-funded, tribally operated K-12 boarding school near Chinle, Ariz., on the Nation’s reservation. His appointment is effective today....

  • Shakopee Mdewakanton Announce $1 Million Tribal Grant

    Oct 4, 2011

    Prior Lake, MN – Diabetes is a silent disease. By the time it is diagnosed, damage to arteries, eyes, nerves, and kidneys may have already been occurring for seven to ten years. Every minute at least one person is diagnosed with diabetes. While diabetes affects people of all ethnic groups, it is four to eight times more prevalent among Native Americans than in the general population. And a staggering 68% of Native American children will come down with Type 2 Diabetes, which is entirely preventable. In Indian Country, diabetes has reached e...

  • Vilsack Announces Investments to Support Economic Development and Job Creation in Rural America

    Oct 4, 2011

    WASHINGTON, Oct. 3, 2011 – Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today announced funding awards that will support rural communities, help create jobs and build regional economies in 34 states. Vilsack made the announcement during the Rural Wealth Creation and Livelihoods Conference, sponsored by the USDA Economic Research Service and the Ford Foundation. "The funds I am announcing today will help local business leaders, communities, and disadvantaged agricultural producers take more of a collaborative and regional approach toward jobs creation, b...

  • Sacred and/or Secret

    Russell Littlecreek|Oct 4, 2011

    An anthropologist friend asked me the following question: “I’m teaching Indians of North America this year. One of my students (Anglo) objected to another student’s presentation, because she showed a film clip of a Crow elder, which also included a clip from the sun dance (re-created). He says the sun dance should never be shown. What is your opinion?” This causes me to ask myself some questions: “What is the nature of something sacred?”, and “What is the nature of something secret?” “Are the two intertwined, or can they be exclusive?” “What...

  • Oct 4, 2011

    Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s recent safari to New Mexico to meet the Pueblo people and to make a guest appearance at a student forum at the University of New Mexico School of Law, had all the indicia of an apologist diplomatic mission (although she has nothing for which to apologize.) Without ever mentioning the recent U.S. v. Jicarilla Supreme Court decision in which she was the lone dissent in a 5 to 2 to 1 split decision, she tacitly acknowledged the recent maltreatment of American Indians in Federal Courts in general and the need for more A...

  • Oct 4, 2011

    Last July 15th, the U.S. extended formal recognition to the Libyan rebel National Transitional Council as the recognized and legitimate government of Libya. The actions of the U.S. was quickly followed by Britain, France and at least 100 other countries in the granting of full diplomatic recognition of the new Libyan government....

  • Oct 4, 2011

    Nineteen entries, including eight floats and two bands, are planned for the inaugural parade for the first female Chief of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians who will take the oath of office Tuesday....

  • Oct 4, 2011

    What to do when a Native American tribe doesn’t want to do business with your private security firm? One company has an answer: Remind them you were generous enough to promise the tribe’s kiddies a new children’s playground, and buy them trips to Disneyland and free iPods....

  • Oct 4, 2011

    BAY CITY — A federal grand jury here indicted a 43-year-old Mount Pleasant man last week for failure to register as a sex offender, officials say....

  • 3 Sporting Activities Today - Jr. High and RLES Football - Girls Volleyball

    Oct 4, 2011

    JR HIGH FOOTBALL TODAY - RED LAKE VS CASS LAKE - 5 PM KICK OFF @ R.L.H.S FIELD GIRLS VOLLEYBALL - RED LAKE VS BLACKDUCK - 5 PM @ RLHS RLES FOOTBALL TODAY - RLES VS CASS LAKE ELEM. - 5PM @ RLES FIELD...

  • Southern California Tribal Education Institute announces the offering of the 2011-2012 Christopher B. Duro Graduate Fellowship

    Oct 4, 2011

    The pursuit of educational excellence serves as the basis for the Southern California Tribal Education Institute (SCTEI). The Southern California Tribal Education Institute has announced the award of 2011 Christopher B. Duro fellowships to five amazing indigenous students working in various academic arenas. Emma Elliott is honored to represent Cowichan Tribes on Vancouver Island, British Colombia. She is continuing her research at the University of Washington in the documentation of the loss and...