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  • Over 250 Red Lakers attend Vikings/Redskins Game in Minneapolis - P13

    Nov 12, 2019

    MINNEAPOLIS, MN - Four charter buses from Bemidji, one from each Red Lake Reservation District, traveled to Minneapolis on Thursday, October 24, 2019 to attend the Minnesota Vikings vs. Washington Redskins football game at US Bank Stadium. The buses left Red Lake just before noon and had about 220 passengers. An additional 40 others, half from the Duluth area and half from Minneapolis, were also at the game. The Red Lake Tribe purchased the tickets at a cost of about $6,000 and sponsored the...

  • Warriors lose to Lake Park-Audubon in last game of season 65-0 - P17

    Michael Barrett, RLNN|Nov 12, 2019

    RED LAKE - The Red Lake Warriors Football Team hosted Lake Park-Audubon on Wednesday, Octber 16, 2019, losing 65-0. It was also Red Lake's Homecoming game. The young Warriors team did not win a game this season, while Lake Park-Audubon finished 2-6. Section 8A Tournament Seed Date: 10/17/19 Tuesday, 10-22-19 Saturday, 10-26-19 Thursday, 10-31-19 State Tournament November 7-30, 2019 Various Sites & U.S. Bank Stadium...

  • Lady Warriors Volleyball team take set from Bug School 3-0 on Parent Appreciation Night - P18

    Michael Barrett, RLNN|Nov 12, 2019

    RED LAKE, MN - The Red Lake Lady Warriors played their last home game of the season on Tuesday, October 15, 2019, taking three games over the Bug School in the best-of-five series. Red Lake's Junior High also took their best-of-three contest, 2-0. It was also Parent Appreciation Night. Section 8A Tournament Seed Date: 10/16/19 Mon., Oct. 21, 2019 Thur., Oct. 24, 2019 Fri., Oct. 25, 2019 Tues., Oct. 29, 2019 Friday, Nov. 1, 2019 State Tournament November 7-9, 2019 Xcel Energy...

  • Ponemah Labor Day Pow Wow - Friday Night Session - P49

    Michael Barrett, RLNN|Nov 12, 2019

    Ponemah Labor Day Pow Wow - Friday Night Session New Ponemah Labor Day Royalty Treyson Cloud and Jasinda Kingbird Obaashiing Singing Contest 2019 6th Little Bear points 1411 5th Wild Horse points 1511 4th Tomahawk Circle points 1512 3rd Southern Boyz points 1553 2nd Midnite Express points 1586 1st. MoTown points 1647 Men's Grass Dance Winners 1st Rusty Gillette 2nd Jon TakenAlive 3rd Joel Wood 4th Zach Redbear 5th Gabe Desrosiers Men's Chicken Winners 1st Daniel J Isham 2nd Lee Goodman Jr 3rd...

  • NY Governor: Students' plot to attack school foiled

    Nov 12, 2019

    Three middle-school students have been charged with plotting to kill multiple people at their upstate New York school with guns and explosives, authorities said Friday. The Albion Middle School students were arrested Thursday after investigators determined a threat that started on an online gaming app was credible, Albion Police Chief Roland Nenni said by phone. https://www.sfchronicle.com/news/education/article/NY-Governor-Students-plot-to-attack-school-14820801.php...

  • Are There Faint Echoes of Race to the Top in Democratic Candidates' Plans?

    Nov 12, 2019

    Among both liberals and conservatives, the Obama-era Race to the Top state grants became (rightly or wrongly) central to allegations that President Barack Obama and his education team used the $4.4 billion in competitive grants to strong-arm states into adopting policies about content standards and accountability that didn't have local buy-in and caused more harm than good. Indeed, when Congress passed the Every Student Succeeds Act in 2015, it rebuked Race to the Top in key ways, such as through ESSA's prohibition on the federal government...

  • St. Paul group steps up fight against new charter schools

    Nov 12, 2019

    A group committed to reining in charter school growth in St. Paul is sharpening its message and strategy. Members appeared before the school board recently to pursue support for a moratorium on new charter schools and the expansion of existing ones. Such moves are challenging in a state that prides itself on school choice. But the group, Parents for St. Paul Schools, now can count Board Chairwoman Zuki Ellis among its allies. Earlier this year, when the district's teachers union first floated th...

  • State distributes $6.7 million to schools with high test scores

    Nov 12, 2019

    The state Education Department today announced the list of 175 schools that will share in $6.7 million in “recognition” awards for high student test scores in grades 3-10. Some awards are based on growth in student scores, as opposed to raw scores. The score-only standard tends to favor higher income, lower minority schools. The top five money recipients this year, for example, were three schools in Bentonville, one in Bryant and one in Little Rock. The black enrollment at these schools was in single digits, except 21 percent at Roberts Ele...

  • Teens girls who sext may be more likely to be depressed and anxious

    Nov 12, 2019

    For today's teen, sexting is more common than ever before, but researchers are still unsure how the practice of sending and receiving explicit images affects teens, especially female teens, psychologically. New findings presented Friday at the annual meeting of the The Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, suggest whether, but not how frequently, teen girls sext is what matters for their mental health. https://www.businessinsider.com/sexting-linked-depression-anxiety-teen-girls-according-to-research-2019-11...

  • Mashpee Elects First Wampanoag Select Board Member In A Decade

    Nov 12, 2019

    Mashpee has elected its first Wampanoag selectboard member in over ten years. David Weeden, who also serves as the Mashpee Wampanoag’s historic preservation officer, was elected in October, and many people hope his election will mark a turning point in what’s been a sometimes difficult relationship between the town and the tribe. Weeden was elected running on a platform in which he promised to protect waterways like the Mashpee River. As a member of the Wampanoag tribe, he said that rivers have played a large part in shaping the tribe's cul...

  • The Minnesota State Capitol Moves on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

    Nov 12, 2019

    In July of 2005, JoJo Boswell went missing. Her sister, Dolly, immediately reported her missing, but was told to wait another 48 hours. Imagine law enforcement telling her they had more important things to do. Jojo was never seen again. Heartbreakingly, members from any of Minnesota’s eleven tribal nations and beyond can name the women and girls from generations past who have gone missing or have been murdered. If not their immediate family, then a member of their community. From the stories told, the acknowledgment of a life lived and a l...

  • New York Times: EPA plans to limit scientific research used in writing public health regulations

    Nov 12, 2019

    Washington - (CNN) - The Environment Protection Agency plans to limit the scientific research that the government can use to form public health regulations, The New York Times reported Monday. A draft of the EPA's proposal obtained by the Times would require scientists to disclose their raw data, including confidential medical records, in order for the agency to consider a study's conclusions. The move would complicate the enactment of new clean air and water regulations, which are largely rooted in academic studies that rely on...

  • Tribal Colleges and Universities Provide Support, Affordable Degrees to Native Students

    Nov 12, 2019

    Some alarming statistics speak to the need to bolster e­fforts to increase higher ed attainment among Native Americans. College enrollment among Native Americans aged 18 to 24 fell from 41% in 2010 to 19% in 2016, according to the American Indian College Fund. https://diverseeducation.com/article/159522/...

  • U.S. citizens receive $26 per person in federal disaster aid. Tribal citizens get $3.

    Nov 12, 2019

    In the past decade, more than 70 natural disasters have occurred on tribal lands, with some communities hit more than once a year. According to an analysis from the Center for Public Integrity, tribal nations were on average more vulnerable than the U.S. overall during the same period, based on measures such as unemployment and income. Yet, in the span of one year, they receive less than half of what the Department of Homeland Security grants states daily for recovery efforts. Data from the...

  • Stand Strong public service announcement debuts at Native American Music Awards

    Nov 12, 2019

    Stand Strong PSA reveals the silent crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous woman, girls, and two spirits News Release Thoz Womenz Drum On November 2, 2019, 19th annual Native American Music Awards (NAMA) was held at the Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino in Niagara Falls, New York. The awards recognize Native American authored music in a diversity of genres, such as rock, blues, folk, hip hop and traditional Native music. Over 200 artists had submitted recordings for the nomination process. Six members of Thoz Womenz, a Northern California...

  • Ex-tribal chairman pleads guilty to wire fraud

    Nov 12, 2019

    GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) — A former Blackfeet tribal chairman has pleaded guilty to wire fraud for his role in stealing from the Montana tribe’s Head Start program through an overtime pay scheme. Prosecutors say Willie Sharp authorized false overtime claims totaling over $174,000, including payments to his wife, Denise Sharp, over a 15-month period starting in 2013. She and four others were convicted and sentenced to eight or nine months in prison. Willie Sharp, 66, pleaded guilty Wednesday in Great Falls. U.S. District Judge Brian Morris all...