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Health & Wellness

Quinault Nation: Applauding the President’s Drug Control Policy

ICTMN Staff
April 29, 2013
The Quinault Nation, based in Taholah, Washington, released the following statement approving the President's 2013 National Drug Control Strategy , released on April 24...

Angel's Story: Trapped in a Violent World

Krystle Alarcon, TheTyee.ca
April 29, 2013
Editor's Note: This story originally ran in the March 4, 2013, edition of The Tyee...

Building Better Homes With Recycled Waste Materials

Lee Allen
April 29, 2013
Great ideas that benefit others need to be shared, which is why a few creative budding architects are now working to build better communities...

Mojave/Pima Poet Natalie Diaz: From Home to College to Basketball to Europe and Back Again

Richard Walker
April 28, 2013
Words have always been a powerful force in Natalie Diaz’s life...

Purify the Body With a Spring Tonic

Dale Carson
April 27, 2013
Like spring-cleaning your house, spring tonics often signal the end of dreary winter with a cleansing of the body—a promise to accept the nourishment of the new season...

Start Your Summer Garden Indoors

Darla Antoine
April 26, 2013
There are plenty of reasons to grow your own vegetable garden this summer: lower your food costs, eat healthier, get the kids interested in eating their greens . . ...

World's Oldest McDonald's Hamburger Remains Perfectly Preserved

ICTMN Staff
April 25, 2013
A McDonald's hamburger purchased in 1999 has been virtually untouched by time...

Boarding School Visual History Project Gathers Oral Histories

ICTMN Staff
April 24, 2013
The Los Angeles, California nonprofit Cante Sica Foundation is in the process of gathering oral histories from alumni for its American Indian Boarding School Visual History Project...

Salish Kootenai College Student Recovers in Hospital After Grizzly Attack

Jack McNeel
April 24, 2013
A student at Salish Kootenai College in Montana is recovering in the hospital after being attacked and injured by an adult female grizzly with two yearling cubs on Friday, April 19...

Health and Harmony in the Workplace: Stop the Two Top Customer Service Complaints

Grace Marks
April 23, 2013
Waiting, waiting, waiting—for a call, email, payment, information, or service and all you get are delays or no response...

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