Babaamaajimowinan (Telling of news in different places)
Babaamaajimowinan (Telling of news in different places)
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Ponemah Community Christmas Dinner of December 22, 2011...
Ponemah Community Christmas Dinner of December 22, 2011 - P2...
Ponemah Community Christmas Dinner of December 22, 2011 - P3...
Ponemah Community Christmas Dinner of December 22, 2011 - P4...
Red Lake High School Student Council Dance 2011 - P9...
Red Lake High School Student Council Dance 2011 - P10...
Christmas Dinner at the American Indian Center in Minneapolis on Saturday, Dec. 17, 2011 - P8...
Christmas Dinner at the American Indian Center in Minneapolis on Saturday, Dec. 17, 2011 - P9...
Mishkwaa-ga-mii-wii-zaaga’iganiing Giiwishiiwigamig, (The Red Lake Homeless Shelter) held a Memorial Feast and Fire Tuesday, December 20, 2011. The Memorial Fire was kindled at dawn and would burn until dusk. A ceremony and feast began at 11 AM at the shelter. “This is our 8th annual remembrance of our sisters and brothers whose lives were shortened by being without housing”, said Director of the Red Lake Homeless Shelter Carol Priest. National Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day, honors that da...
Christmas in Red Lake - Set 1...
The phone call came, as I knew it would, from the newsroom, back in March 2005. I was on vacation when a tragic Minnesota news story broke -- the Red Lake Indian Nation school shooting. My assignment when I came back: spelling the weary Star Tribune reporting crew already on the scene. That's how I found myself driving north on a cold Sunday night wishing I'd become an accountant. I'd spent much of the past year and half covering the Cold Spring school shootings and the Wisconsin deer hunter slayings. Now I was parachuting into another...
It looks like we may have a bit of a white Christmas after all. With all the holiday driving trips planned it never hurts to be reminded of some safe winter driving tips. This is the time of year to be ready for anything when it comes to driving during inclement winter weather. Some things you can do to prepare yourself and your car for the harsh driving climate we experience here in Beltrami County during the winter are: • Get a Tune-up • Check your Battery • Check Coolant • Replace worn Wipers • Keep Gas Tank Close to Full • Keep Washer Flui...
INDIAN COUNTRY PUBLIC SAFETY INITIATIVES Read Recent Blogs on Justice Department initiatives and programs in Indian Country at http://blogs.usdoj.gov/blog/, or visit the Tribal Justice and Safety Website: www.justice.gov/tribal/ *** DRUG AND FIREARMS ENFORCEMENT Northern Arapaho Man Sentenced for Being a Felon in Possession of a Firearm (U.S. Attorney for the District of Wyoming) U.S. Attorney Christopher A. Crofts announced that on Dec. 20, 2011, Joshua Addison, 29, a Northern Arapaho tribal member from the Wind River Reservation, was...
A 24-year-old Cass Lake man has been charged with trying to kill the sleeping husband of a woman with whom he was infatuated. According to the criminal charges against John Ernest Lutgen, he had been infatuated with the woman for some time and contacted her via a social networking site overnight Friday from outside her Cass Lake home. He had conveyed to the woman that he believed the husband was an unfit spouse and father and asked her to help him kill him, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reported. The criminal report also states: The woman...
3/28 METRODOME MALE CHILD ADVOCATE RECRUITING EVENT WILL FEATURE VIKINGS ROOKIE EMMANUEL ARCENEAU, FORMER GOPHER FOOTBAL PLAYER BRANDON OWENS & FORMER GOPHER BASKETBALL PLAYER LAWRENCE MCKENZIE JR. The Twin Cities CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates for children) is hosting their 4th Annual event to raise awareness of the great need for male advocates of color to represent youngsters while their parents work case plans in child protection due to concerns of abuse and neglect. The event is Wednesday, December 28th from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM...
Horseback riders representing several tribes of the Dakota Sioux are making their way toward Mankato for the annual “38 plus 2” memorial ride....
Two Twin Cities-made documentaries will be shown in Jordan on an early morning during the Remembrance Run, which annually commemorates the largest mass hanging in the history of the U.S. and seeks reconciliation of age-old strife. Read more: http://www.savagepacer.com/view/full_story/16883926/article-Remembrance-Run--25-years-of-reconciliation...
The crisis in Attawapiskat has left many Canadians feeling confused and dismayed about how such poor living conditions could exist in this country. It has also raised questions about broader relationships with aboriginal people across the country and about how to prevent similar problems from recurring....
A healing centre in the troubled Attawapiskat reserve has been turned into a temporary shelter as the band struggles with a housing crisis....
Another former Mountie in Manitoba has come forward with allegations of racist treatment, which she says led her to give up her badge....
Some 200 Indigenous people and supporters recently marched to the home of John Nady, a millionaire who is desecrating Rattlesnake Island, the spiritual center of the Elem community of Southeastern Pomo....
Disturbing new numbers accent what law enforcement, social agencies, Native leaders and politicians have long realized about Western Alaska: It struggles with far more than its share of violence and family dysfunction. Read more here: http://www.adn.com/2011/12/24/2233181/many-more-sex-crimes-on-alaskas.html#storylink=cpy...
A second suspect has been arrested in the stabbing death of a Lummi Indian reservation resident last week. Read more here: http://www.bellinghamherald.com/2011/12/25/2325232/second-suspect-arrested-in-lummi.html#storylink=cpy...
A federal grand jury has indicted Benjamin Artichoker, the former financial director for the Cangleska women's shelter on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, for bank fraud. Read more: http://rapidcityjournal.com/news/former-cangleska-official-charged-with-bank-fraud/article_3c09f1a4-2f4e-11e1-b69a-0019bb2963f4.html#ixzz1heEsyp3V...
CAYUGA, Ont. — For beating a non-native builder to within an inch of his life during the fiery native occupation in Caledonia, Ont., a young aboriginal man was sentenced to less than two years in jail, plus time served - a punishment that leaves the victim’' family demanding an inquiry into how the courts treat First Nations offenders. Read more: http://www.montrealgazette.com/news/canada/Native+attacker+gets+reduced+sentence+vicious+assault/5909082/story.html#ixzz1heF9FXFA...
