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  • TRY OUR REDHOT BUFFALO CHICKEN AT SUBWAY IN RED LAKE

    Oct 26, 2020

    TRY OUR REDHOT BUFFALO CHICKEN AT SUBWAY IN RED LAKE...

  • Carmen's Story: Celebrating the Contributions of Latinx Entrepreneurs in Minnesota

    Oct 26, 2020

    Carmen is like most of the immigrant and refugee women I know who strive to better their lives and those of their families and communities. Despite the greater health risks due to the global health pandemic, Carmen, who owns Pro Cleaning Services in Southern Minnesota, continues to provide services and make a difference. Carmen is one of the many hard-working women originally from Mexico who are living in Minnesota. Like many immigrants, Carmen has the vision and goals to improve not only the...

  • Planned Parenthood Launches New TV Ads For Key State Senate Races

    Oct 26, 2020

    St. Paul, MN— Today, Planned Parenthood of Minnesota Political Action Fund launched TV ads for state senate candidates Sara Flick and Dr. Aleta Borrud. Flick and Borrud are champions for affordable birth control and expanding health care, and they are running against longtime incumbents with track records against reproductive health care. The $200,000 TV ad buy lifts up the state senate candidates’ strong support for sexual and reproductive health care, affordable birth control, and expanding health care for all Minnesotans, regardless of whe...

  • A powerful argument for wearing a mask, in visual form

    Oct 26, 2020

    Despite the clear opposition to masks within the Trump White House and among its allies, Americans of all political stripes overwhelmingly support their use as a public health measure and say they wear them whenever they’re in public. Still, there are significant differences in mask-use rates at the state level. And data from Carnegie Mellon’s CovidCast, an academic project tracking real-time coronavirus statistics, yields a particularly vivid illustration of how mask usage influences the prevalence of covid-19 symptoms in a given area. Tak...

  • CDC Clarifies '15-Minute Rule' for Social Distancing

    Oct 26, 2020

    There's no reset button on COVID-19 exposure. That's the concern underlying new changes to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's definitions and guidance on social distancing during the pandemic, which will likely mean changes in some schools' approach to preventing or tracing coronavirus outbreaks and significantly more students being identified for quarantine. The CDC now defines a "close contact" of someone with COVID-19 as anyone who was within six feet of someone infected for a...

  • COVID-19 Community Testing

    COVID-19 Community Testing The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) works in partnership with communities to provide safe and free on-site COVID-19 testing in areas with outbreaks, increasing cases, or other barriers to access existing test sites. Visit COVID-19 Community Testing to sign up for an appointment or learn more. ________________________________________ Tyler Tuesday, October 27 12 - 6 p.m. The Rock Christian Youth Center 148 N Tyler St Tyler, MN 56178 ________________________________________ Little Falls Tuesday, October 27...

  • MN Health Expert: "Darkest Days" of COVID Lie Ahead

    Signing up for an appointment ahead of time helps avoid long lines. People who walk in without an appointment might have to come back later or another day. • Testing is free and available to all Minnesotans who believe they need to be tested, with or without symptoms. • Identification is not required. • Insurance is not required. • Wear a mask or face covering if you can. • Bring your confirmation text or email if you can. • Community testing is designed to serve the local community. If you live farther away, we encourage you to get tested...

  • Drive Thru Halloween Bash 2020 - Red Lake Elementary Complex

    This event is for students in Kindergarten - 5th grade. Students are encouraged to wear costumes and decorate vehicles for Halloween! Vehicles will enter at the former RLE entrance and drive around the back side of the building, exiting at the new RLEC entrance. Staff will dressed in costumes and be spread throughout the drive handing out trinkets and snacks. *Please note: For safety reasons, everyone must remain in their vehicles and staff will be handing all items to the driver of the vehicle...

  • Election could stoke US marijuana market, sway Congress

    Oct 26, 2020

    Voters in four states from different regions of the country could embrace broad legal marijuana sales on Election Day, and a sweep would highlight how public acceptance of cannabis is cutting across geography, demographics and the nation's deep political divide. The Nov. 3 contests in New Jersey, Arizona, South Dakota and Montana will shape policies in those states while the battle for control of Congress and the White House could determine whether marijuana remains illegal at the federal...

  • Staying in play: Indian Country finds ways to vote

    Oct 26, 2020

    ARLEE - As Election Day 2020 approaches within nine days, does a blizzard coming south out of Canada count as international interference? The threat of record-setting cold on Saturday canceled plans for a voter registration event and taco feed on the Arlee Pow Wow Grounds. Nevertheless, the success of a similar outreach effort last week in Hot Springs convinced organizers it was worth rescheduling. "At Hot Springs last week, there was a guy who waited in line on a moped," said Confederated...

  • Navajo Nation: No new COVID-19 deaths for 5th day in row

    Oct 26, 2020

    WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. (AP) — Navajo Nation health officials report 64 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 but no additional deaths for the fifth consecutive day. The latest figures released Saturday night bring the total number of cases to 11,217 with the known death toll remaining at 574. Tribal health officials said 121,274 people on the vast reservation that covers parts of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah have been tested for COVID-19 since the pandemic started and 7,466 have recovered. https://kutv.com/news/local/navajo-nation-no-...

  • Ravaged Tribal Economies May Not Rebound From Covid Shock

    Oct 26, 2020

    The Covid-19 pandemic has been especially brutal to America's original citizens. Tribal communities and economies are getting decimated by the prolonged public health crisis and its federal mismanagement. New findings from the Minneapolis Fed sugget many businesses don't expect life to get back to a semblance of normalcy any time soon. "When asked how long they expect it will take for their business to return to its pre-pandemic level of activity, tribal business owners express considerable...

  • Minority pushes Trump agenda largely unpopular among tribes

    Oct 26, 2020

    WILLIAMS, Ariz. (AP) - Myron Lizer has no qualms about it: As one of the top officials on the country's largest Native American reservation, he's a proud Donald Trump supporter. The Navajo Nation vice president says Native American values - hard work, family and ranching - align more with the GOP than with Democrats. "I'm finding that we're giving the Navajo Republican voters confidence in coming out and showing their support," he told The Associated Press. "We don't need that, per se, but we...

  • MEMO: Fact Checking the Trump Administration's Attempt to Re-write its Native American Record, False Promises to Tribes

    Oct 26, 2020

    The Trump White House’s newly-released “Putting America’s First Peoples First: Forgotten No More!” document attempts to re-write its record on Native American issues in numerous misleading ways. The Trump administration claims credit for work primarily achieved by Senate and House Democrats to advance Indian Country priorities and ignores the damage the administration has wrought across Indian Country. “It’s unfortunate, but hardly surprising, that the Trump White House is now making highly misleading claims that the president is ‘fighting f...

  • Reservations Are Being Targeted With Pro-Trump Vandalism

    Oct 26, 2020

    SISSETON, S.D. - Yesterday, a Dakotas for Biden sign was vandalized with the words "Trump 2020 F**k Biden, F**k BLM" circled out on the Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate (SWO) Indian Reservation in South Dakota. The vandalism was noticed yesterday morning by Andrea Eastman, as she traveled on her daily route to and from her father Milton Eastman's residence, which is about five miles out of the City of Sisseton and has a population of 2,426 according to the city's website. "It's a right-wing deal,"...

  • Nearly a third of First Nations in Manitoba have reported COVID-19 cases, pandemic response team says

    Oct 26, 2020

    Almost a third of all Manitoba First Nations have had cases of COVID-19, officials working with the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs said Friday, including 15 communities that currently have active cases. Twenty of the 63 First Nations in Manitoba have reported cases since the COVID-19 pandemic began, Dr. Marcia Anderson said during a Facebook Live news conference Friday. Anderson works with the Manitoba First Nations COVID-19 Pandemic Response Coordination Team, which partners with the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs to gather COVID-19 data about...

  • Remains found on Menominee Reservation identified; man wanted for questioning

    Oct 26, 2020

    MENOMINEE INDIAN RESERVATION, Wis. (WBAY) - Menominee Tribal Police are looking for a 34-year-old man for questioning in the case of human remains found in a burned vehicle. The man is identified as 34-year-old Emerson K. “Kelo” Reed. He’s described as a male Native American, 5′6″, 210 pounds. Police believe he may be in the Green Bay area or the Oneida Reservation Area. If you see him, do not approach him. He has multiple warrants and may be dangerous, police say. https://www.wbay.com/2020/10/22/remains-found-on-menominee-r...