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Dexter Dean Stillday October 8, 1968 ~ November 2, 2017 (age 49) Dexter Dean Stillday, 49, "Ogima-bines" which means "Chief Thunderbird" of the Bear Clan and Ponemah, Minnesota began his journey to the spirit world from his home on Thursday, November 2, 2017. He was born to Thomas Jr. and Mary Lou (Thomas) Stillday on October 8, 1968 in Red Lake, MN. Dexter was a very loving person who always had a smile on his face when talking to or meeting someone. He was so excited about being a grandpa for...
SUTHERLAND SPRINGS, Texas — A man dressed in black tactical-style gear and armed with an assault rifle opened fire inside a church in a small South Texas community on Sunday, killing 26 people and wounding about 20 others in what the governor called the deadliest mass shooting in the state’s history. Officials didn’t identify the attacker during a news conference Sunday night, but two other officials — one a U.S. official and one in law enforcement — who were briefed on the investigation identified him as Devin Kelley. They spoke to The Assoc...
MILLE LACS, Minn. — Mille Lacs Lake resort and business owners and fishermen received some good news Friday as the ice fishing season approaches. The walleye fishing season will open Friday, Dec. 1, with no bait restrictions and a limit of one walleye 20-22 inches or one longer than 28 inches. http://www.twincities.com/2017/11/03/mille-lacs-ice-fishing-walleye-regulations-announced/...
MOORHEAD, Minn. — Multiple signs saying “It’s OK to be white” were scattered across the campus of Concordia College this week. Some were on light poles, and one was at the business center at the private liberal arts college in Moorhead. They were put up Tuesday night and Wednesday morning before being taken down. http://www.twincities.com/2017/11/04/its-ok-to-be-white-signs-put-up-at-concordia-college-in-moorhead/...
The Hennepin County medical examiner’s office identified the two victims in a suspected Nov. 2 murder-suicide in Minneapolis as Martina Lopez Garcia, 35, and Homero Lopez Salinas, 35. The woman’s death is listed as a homicide and the man’s death is listed as a suicide, according to Sunday medical-examiner press releases. Both died of gunshot wounds to the head, the agency said. http://www.twincities.com/2017/11/05/authorities-identify-victims-of-thursday-murder-suicide-in-minneapolis/...
He had raped her and choked her and was sexually assaulting her again when, through tears, she told him to ask for God’s forgiveness for what he was doing. Suddenly, he got to his knees and began to pray and apologized to her, according to a criminal complaint filed in Ramsey County District Court. A year later, Dashawn Earl McClenton, 24, of St. Paul, has been charged with two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct, one count of third-degree criminal sexual conduct and one count of domestic assault. http://www.twinc...
After a decade teaching preschool, there’s something about working with the youngest learners that keeps Julie Heroff coming back. It’s the moments when children find their independence and begin to speak up, to advocate for themselves. http://www.twincities.com/2017/11/05/were-spending-125-million-a-year-to-teach-4-year-olds-heres-why/...
Minnesota’s new computer system for vehicle titles and license plate tab renewals is still not running smoothly. The result: Drivers are driving with “expired” plates, and car dealers and license office workers are as frustrated as their customers. http://www.twincities.com/2017/11/04/the-dmv-is-still-messed-up-for-vehicle-titles-and-license-tab-renewals-whats-going-on/...
The names of 19 men have been added to the growing list of abusers who at some point served or spent time in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis. The statement, posted Friday on the archdiocese’s website, defined the men as those “who have substantiated claims of sexual abuse of a minor against them.” http://www.twincities.com/2017/11/03/archdiocese-releases-names-of-19-clergy-accused-of-sexual-abuse-of-a-minor/...
LITTLE FALLS, Minn. — Authorities are a step closer to finding the person who killed a rural Little Falls man in north-central Minnesota nearly a year ago while he was deer hunting on his parents’ property. The rifle belonging to Terrence “Terry” Brisk was found, and authorities believe it was the weapon used to kill him. Brisk was found dead on Nov. 7, 2016, on his parents’ property east of Little Falls. Autopsy results from the Ramsey County Medical Examiner’s Office concluded Brisk, 41, died from blood loss resulting from a gunshot wou...
A former Fergus Falls substitute teacher has been sentenced to five years in a federal prison for distributing child pornography, according to a press release from acting U.S. Attorney Gregory Brooker. Joshua Noble, 39, was caught obtaining and distributing at least 244 images depicting the sexual abuse of children, including children under 12, infants and toddlers. He was sentenced Nov. 2 before Judge Ann D. Montgomery in the U.S. District Court in Minneapolis. http://www.twincities.com/2017/11/04/former-fergus-falls-teache...
Donovan James Fineday,Jr. January 5, 1989 - Thursday, November 2, 2017 Service Information St. Theodore's Catholic Church, Ponsford, MN Thursday, November 9, 2017 12:00 PM Visitation Information Little Earth of United Nations, Minneapolis, MN Tuesday, November 7, 2017 All night wake at 4PM Donovan James Finday, Jr., age 28 journeyed to the Spirit World on November 2, 2017 in St. Paul, MN. All night wake from 4 PM on November 7, 2017 at Little Earth of United Tribes, Minneapolis, MN. Funeral service on Thursday, November 9, 2017 at St....
Mike LeGarde, producer/director for Native Report, a weekly program broadcast state-wide...and nationally was in Red Lake for interviews for the second time in a week on Tuesday, October 31, 2017. The program is produced at WDSE Public Television in Duluth. LeGarde interviewed persons regarding the Public Health Emergency regarding the opioid epidemic, Red Lake's innovative solar energy project, and a book on the teachings of Larry Stillday, now passed. First LeGarde interviewed Reyna Lussier,...
PARK RAPIDS -- The League of Women Voters Park Rapids Area, in partnership with the Park Rapids Area Library, is organizing a series of events honoring Native American Heritage Month in November. On Tuesday, Nov. 7, Michael Meuers will speak about the bilingual signage program initiated in Bemidji, called the Ojibwe Language Project. http://www.bemidjipioneer.com/news/local/4354568-meuers-speak-about-bemidjis-ojibwe-language-project-park-rapids...
Los Angeles, CA (November 3, 2017) - The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries (Minister: Kim Young-choon) of the Republic of Korea announced the global launch of K·FISH, Korean fishery exports national brand. This exclusive introduction to the global market will be held on November 9 in Los Angeles, California. In an effort to promote the excellent quality of products from the Korean sea, the Ministry has developed K·FISH, a globally competitive premium seafood brand. K·FISH is the first government-certified fishery exports national brand of pr...
Schools have taken attendance for a long time, but they haven't always taken it seriously. Left to attendance clerks and truancy officers, counting absences was considered an administrative task with little bearing on student achievement. That began to change a decade ago when researchers and advocates demonstrated how missing too much school for any reason—excused or unexcused—could help educators predict who was at risk for dropping out of high school or failing to read by the end of 3rd grade. High absenteeism rates could also reveal a sch...
TORONTO, Nov. 3, 2017 — Over a 10-year period, First Nations entrepreneur Liam Massaubi has built a pronounced reputation as an innovator in the business community. Massaubi, who is Mohawk and Ojibwe, has been a key player in the building of numerous brands and corporations and has worked tirelessly to improve the living conditions in Aboriginal communities, including supporting First Nations’ entrepreneurship and economic development. Through his dedication and hard work, Massaubi also has established an excellent reputation as a young ent...
Halloween 2017 held all over the Red Lake Indian Reservation - P7...
Halloween 2017 held all over the Red Lake Indian Reservation - P8...
On Friday, October 13, 2017 the Red Lake Warriors football team hosted the Bagley Flyers in their homecoming game, losing 53-14....
On Friday, October 13, 2017 the Red Lake Warriors football team hosted the Bagley Flyers in their homecoming game, losing 53-14....
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Minnesota is investing $16.6 million in federal grant money toward efforts to combat opioid addiction across the state. Lt. Gov. Tina Smith and Human Services Commissioner Emily Piper announced the grants Friday. State data shows that in 2008, less than 10 Minnesotans died from heroin overdoses. But the number of opioid overdoses has been on the rise since then. In 2016, there were 376 opioid-related deaths in the state. The money will go to more than 30 agencies statewide including tribal governments, counties and c...
Put this one in your peace pipe and smoke it — a Native American faculty member at the University of New Mexico has been condemned for wearing a headdress on Halloween. She reportedly wore it to a pumpkin carving contest at the school. http://www.thecollegefix.com/post/38626/...
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court has refused to hear an Arizona case that pitted a non-Indian mother and Indian father against one another in a fight for custody of their children. The decision last week lets stand lower court rulings that invoked the Indian Child Welfare Act, a 1978 federal law that aimed to keep the government from breaking up Native American families except under specific circumstances. http://www.mohavedailynews.com/news/supreme-court-refuses-to-hear-colorado-river-indian-tribe-custody/article_f6d27d4a-c2b...
“In late June, President Trump hosted a group of Native American tribal leaders at the White House and urged them to ‘just do it’ and extract whatever they want from the land they control,” Axios reports. “The exchange turned out to be an unusually vivid window into the almost kingly power that Trump sees himself as holding, and which he has begun describing with increasing bluntness… The chiefs explained to Trump that there were regulatory barriers preventing them from getting at their energy.” Replied Trump: “But now it’s me. The governmen...
