Babaamaajimowinan (Telling of news in different places)
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Ponemah Labor Day Pow Wow Monday Afternoon Session P5...
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Last week in federal court, a Minneapolis man was ordered detained for committing aggravated sexual abuse against a child under the age of 12. On Thursday, Sept. 1, in St. Paul, United States Magistrate Judge Steven E. Rau ruled that Joseph Valerian Parshall, 30, be detained throughout the prosecution of the criminal case filed against him. Parshall was arrested Aug. 31, in Minneapolis by the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Fugitive Task Force. The arrest was made pursuant to a federal criminal complaint, which was filed Aug. 29, 2011. It c...
On Thursday, Sept. 1, in federal court, a 24-year-old felon from Red Lake was sentenced to federal prison for possessing a .24-caliber rifle and a nine-millimeter pistol in July 2010 and a .22-caliber rifle in November 2010. United States District Court Judge John R. Tunheim sentenced Fabian Wayne English to 110 months in prison on three counts of being a felon in possession of a firearm. English pleaded guilty to the crimes May 25. In his plea agreement, English admitted that on July 21, 2010, he sold a nine-millimeter pistol to another person...
Ponemah Labor Day Pow Wow Friday Night Session P9...
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Ponemah Labor Day Pow Wow Friday Night Session P12 Additional Photographs on the Friday Night Session in Ponemah can be found in the PHOTOS section...
Weekly Special for Week of Sept.5th-9th Monday........................Hot beef lunch Tender beef with mashed potatoes and gravy with a side veggie.......................$4.95 Tuesday..........................Bbq ribs Falling off the bone tender ribs. Comes with o-rings and slaw..........................$6.50 Wednesday.......................... fish n chips Lager battered pangusius deep fried and served with ff’s and slaw...................$6.50 Thursday............................Pulled bbq p...
With the departure of Jim Hoolihan as CEO, Blandin Foundation announced July 2011 Dr. Kathleen Annette, as the new president and CEO. Kathleen, (White Earth Band of Ojibwe), will succeed Jim beginning September 1. As Blandin’s president and CEO for the past 7 years, Jim will return to the private sector. Kathleen regards Jim as an amazing leader and is honored to be following in his lead. After working for the Indian Health Service (IHS) for 25 years, her extensive history with Blandin F...
At 7:16 AM on Tuesday, September 6, 2011, a 6" natural gas pipe was struck during construction causing a 1" feed line to break loose, and subsequent leak, at the intersection of 12th St NW and Park Ave NW. In order to assure safety for all citizens and homeowners a 2 block area has been evacuated on Park Ave NW between 11th St NW and 14th St NW (there is no 1300 block on Park Ave) . Officers from the Bemidji Police Department evacuated homes in that area. Minnesota Energy is on scene and advises the repair should be complete in 1 1/2 to 2...
Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe Chairman Arthur "Archie" LaRose has issued an invitation to a public meeting regarding the Leech Lake Band’s acquisition of the Tribally Historic Two Points Property located on Leech Lake. The meeting will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Sept.7,in the Palace Casino Bingo Hall. All band members and interested parties are welcome. Lunch will be served afterwards....
The American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota has announced that on Thursday, Sept 1, in Park Rapids, cooperating attorneys Tim Griffin and Liz Kramer obtained the dismissal of a restraining order at a hearing to challenge it. The ACLU-MN represented Gordan Van Wert and Mary Kotowski arguing that the restraining order issued on behalf of Tim Pearson was used improperly to suppress their freedom of speech rights. After numerous attempts to resolve a personal matter with Pearson, Van Wert and Kotowski exercised their First Amendment right by...
LOS ANGELES -- Ben Chinn likes to text as much as the next guy -- he just doesn't like to pay for it....
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Postal Service is on the verge of financial collapse and should lay off 120,000 workers, eliminate Saturday delivery, close thousands of post offices and restructure its health plan to survive, Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe told Congress on Tuesday....
Lynn Elling has a word of advice for anyone seeking a quick loan on the Internet to tide them over to their next payday: Don't....
Phyliss J. Anderson unseated incumbent Beasley Denson to win the race for Choctaw Tribal Chief in Tuesday's elections....
WASHINGTON – Payments in a $3.4 billion settlement to Native Americans could be delayed by more than a year because of appeals filed, and rebutted, in August....
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – Graffiti vandals hit a fire station, a park, two churches and several businesses in Flagstaff over Labor Day weekend....
The last time Virginia Jim spoke to her son Lyle Cambridge was in 2005 on 4 July, America's birthday. "I'm just calling to tell you how much I love you," he said, speaking from outside Baghdad where he was on his second tour to Iraq....
Archaeologists who have been required to go along with BP cleanup workers have come across important finds in the wake of the Deepwater Horizon disaster. "They've been finding native American artifacts, fragments of clay pots, animal bones, bone tools," Chip McGimsey, Louisiana State Archaeologist and Director of the state’s Division of Archaeology, told Here and Now. Archaeologists are now exploring historic American sites, ship wreck material, a plantation site that used to exist along the coast, and even a US military fort in the 1...
Band members must break the silence around crime at Hobbema, Alta., says an elder with the Samson Cree First Nation, following the shooting death of five-year-old Ethan Yellowbird....
Band leaders in Hobbema, Alta., say they are grappling with how to stop gang violence plaguing the community of 15,000 residents southeast of Edmonton after the latest killing....
