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Articles from the November 29, 2011 edition


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  • Jacob Mark Day

    Nov 29, 2011

    Jacob M. Day, 27, of Northome died on Wednesday, November 23, 2011 as a result of an auto accident in Funkley, Minnesota. A Gathering and Sharing Time will be from 5-8:00 P.M. Wednesday, November 30, 2011 at Cease Family Funeral Home of Blackduck. Honorary Pallbearers will be Chris Day, Mathew Isaac, Nathan Isaac, Ryan John, Ivan John and Winston Lievsay. He was born in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada June 18, 1984 to Mark and Annette (White) Day. He was raised in Ontario then moved to Mizpah,...

  • Correction: Rocori advances with 37-35 win over Hill-Murray - P5

    Bruce Conrad|Nov 29, 2011

    Correction: Rocori advances with 37-35 win over Hill-Murray - P5...

  • Correction: Rocori advances with 37-35 win over Hill-Murray - P6

    Bruce Conrad|Nov 29, 2011

    Correction: Rocori advances with 37-35 win over Hill-Murray - P6...

  • Correction: Rocori advances with 37-35 win over Hill-Murray - P7

    Bruce Conrad|Nov 29, 2011

    Correction: Rocori advances with 37-35 win over Hill-Murray - P7...

  • Dawson-Boyd snares title - P-5

    Bruce Conrad|Nov 29, 2011

    Evan Robertson couldn’t even stand on one leg after taking a helmet to the knee in last Saturday’s Class 1A semifinal victory. Coaches and players weren’t sure if he could play in Friday’s championship game until a few days ago. Read Story: http://www.mnfootballhub.com/news_article/show/115112?referrer_id=342060...

  • Dawson-Boyd snares title - P-6

    Bruce Conrad|Nov 29, 2011

    Evan Robertson couldn’t even stand on one leg after taking a helmet to the knee in last Saturday’s Class 1A semifinal victory. Coaches and players weren’t sure if he could play in Friday’s championship game until a few days ago. Read Story: http://www.mnfootballhub.com/news_article/show/115112?referrer_id=342060...

  • Dawson-Boyd snares title - P-7

    Bruce Conrad|Nov 29, 2011

    Evan Robertson couldn’t even stand on one leg after taking a helmet to the knee in last Saturday’s Class 1A semifinal victory. Coaches and players weren’t sure if he could play in Friday’s championship game until a few days ago. Read Story: http://www.mnfootballhub.com/news_article/show/115112?referrer_id=342060...

  • Dawson-Boyd snares title - P-8

    Bruce Conrad|Nov 29, 2011

    Evan Robertson couldn’t even stand on one leg after taking a helmet to the knee in last Saturday’s Class 1A semifinal victory. Coaches and players weren’t sure if he could play in Friday’s championship game until a few days ago. Read Story: http://www.mnfootballhub.com/news_article/show/115112?referrer_id=342060...

  • Red Lake Middle School 1st Quarter Honor Roll 2011-12

    Nov 29, 2011

    A Honor Roll 6th: Elizabeth Barrett Alexis Desjarlait Tammy May Janelle Ramsey Ashlyn Reynolds Gerilynn Yellow 7th : Jamie Jones Robert McClain Grace White 8th: Reggie Robinson B Honor Roll 6th: Brianna Barrett Maria Beaulieu Robert Brown Richard Clark Cassidy Defoe Nicholas Defoe Whitney Defoe Jessica Johnson Destiny Jourdain Brian Lajeunesse David May Thomas May Drew May-Johnson Aketzali Muneton Isaac Nabors Marcus Neadeau Alize Pierre Kareena Rainey Danielle Rushman Tyrisah Smith Serena Spears Maisie Waybenais Aaron White 7th: Drew Barron...

  • Nov 29, 2011

    Quebec may have its crumbling overpasses and Ontario its aging power plants, but there is no doubt that many of Canada's most glaring infrastructure problems are on aboriginal reserves....

  • REPUBLICANS SHOULD JOIN DEMOCRATS TO CUT TAXES FOR MIDDLE-CLASS FAMILIES INSTEAD OF MILLIONARIES AND BILLIONAIRES

    Nov 29, 2011

    Washington, D.C. – Nevada Senator Harry Reid made the following remarks today on the Senate floor regarding the payroll tax legislation. Below are his remarks as prepared: I trust you had a safe and happy holiday. And I hope everyone is well rested, because we have a difficult work period ahead of us. We have much to do over the next few weeks, and Hanukah and the Christmas holiday are looming ahead of us. This week we need to finish work on the Department of Defense authorization and more. This month we must also handle a number of n...

  • Red Lake Youth Recreation Program Makes Challenge

    The Red Lake Youth Recreation Program is donating $500.00 to the Red Lake Nation Toy Drive They are challenging all other Red Lake Nation Programs to do the same....

  • SENATE DEMOCRATS ANNOUNCE PLAN TO VOTE ON CASEY BILL TO STOP HUGE TAX HIKE FROM HITTING MIDDLE CLASS

    Nov 29, 2011

    Democrats’ Legislation Would Extend Tax Break For Workers, and Also Expand It To Include Employers; Vote Expected Later This Week Leading GOP Lawmakers, After Demanding Massive Tax Cuts For Wealthy in Debt Reduction Talks, Are Suddenly Cool To Renewing Tax Cuts That Help Middle Class Washington, DC—Today, U.S. Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) announced that the Senate is expected to vote this week on legislation sponsored by Senator Bob Casey (D-PA) to stop a huge tax hike from hitting middle-class families. Unless Congress acts, a two-percent pay...

  • Nov 29, 2011

    FARMINGTON — Populations of American Indians and Alaska Natives are growing, both in numbers and in percentage of the total U.S. population. Once comprising less than one-half of 1 percent of the total population, the two groups are expected to reach 2 percent by 2050, according to 2010 Census data....

  • Mdewakanton Emergency Services Wins National EMS Award

    Nov 29, 2011

    Prior Lake, MN – Mdewakanton Emergency Services recently received the National Native American Emergency Medical Services Agency of the Year award for 2011. The award was presented November 10, 2011, by the National Native American Emergency Medical Services Association at their annual conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. EMT/firefighter and Lead Explorer Advisor Nate Crooks and Captain Brian Davis accepted the award on behalf of the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community. Nate Crooks is also a member of the SMSC. "It was a great honor to be c...

  • Significant Leasing Reform will Spur Commercial, Residential and Renewable Energy Development on Indian Lands

    Nov 29, 2011

    WASHINGTON – Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar and Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs Larry Echo Hawk today announced a sweeping reform of federal surface leasing regulations for American Indian lands that will streamline the approval process for home ownership, expedite economic development and spur renewable energy development in Indian Country. The proposed rule would modify regulations governing the Bureau of Indian Affairs’ process for approving the lease of surface acres on lands the federal government holds in trust for tri...

  • Nov 29, 2011

    A month after the First Nation community of Attawapiskat issued a cry for emergency help, outsiders are now flooding into the small James Bay reserve....

  • Nov 29, 2011

    The Canadian Red Cross said Saturday it would send aid to the stricken northern Ontario community of Attawapiskat, which has declared a state of emergency and is facing an extreme housing shortage....

  • Nov 29, 2011

    OTTAWA - Government officials are now investigating a horrific housing crisis on a Northern Ontario reserve but critics say residents could die in the bitter cold waiting for help....

  • Nov 29, 2011

    Canadians are accustomed to the Red Cross sending emergency aid to Haiti and the Horn of Africa. They are less used to the organization sending blankets and winter clothing to impoverished native Canadians living in tents....

  • Nov 29, 2011

    Morgan Hare, the former executive director of Tungasuvvingat Inuit , the Ottawa-based Inuit community centre, has launched a wrongful dismissal suit against TI....

  • Nov 29, 2011

    Politicians at all levels are forced to disclose their salaries for all to see. Now, a new piece of legislation will ensure First Nations leaders will have to do the same....

  • Nov 29, 2011

    A jury in Hackensack awarded more than $2.1 million on Monday to the family of a Ramapough Indian who was fatally shot in Mahwah during a confrontation with a park ranger five years ago....

  • Women, aboriginals, new Canadians see rise in HIV

    Nov 29, 2011

    TORONTO — Toronto has more HIV and AIDS cases than ever before, with an estimated one in 120 adults in the city now HIV-positive, a new report suggested Monday. Read more: http://www.ctv.ca/CTVNews/Health/20111128/women-aboriginals-new-canadians-hiv-infections-111128/#ixzz1f6RIbKqQ...

  • High Schooler First Not Allowed, Then Allowed, to Wear Eagle Feather in Graduation Cap

    Nov 29, 2011

    The American Indian Religious Freedom Act (AIRFA) states, “It shall be the policy of the United States to protect and preserve for American Indians their inherent right of freedom to believe, express, and exercise…traditional religions…including but not limited to access to sites, use and possession of sacred objects, and the freedom to worship through ceremonials and traditional rites.” Read more:http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2011/11/28/high-schooler-first-not-allowed-then-allowed-to-wear-eagle-feather-in-gradua...

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