10/30/08 - Tribe leads preservation of Bear Valley Meadow

October 30, 2008
Bear Valley stretched out in golden waves behind Tsi-Akim tribal Chairman Don Ryberg as he waded through ankle-deep grasses where his ancestors hunted for hundreds - perhaps thousa... Read more

10/30/08 - Bitter battle over land erupts among First Nations

October 30, 2008
The Sto:lo Tribal Council is accusing the Yale First Nation with acts of “ghoulish vandalism,” alleging human remains were removed from the Kuthlath reserve near Yale... Read more

Native youth voters express interest in electoral process

Rob Capriccioso
October 29, 2008
WASHINGTON – At campaign rallies, on Internet message boards and in almost every other avenue available for voter participation, young Indians are out in force this year... Read more

Dorgan: Progress in Congress, but more work needed

Sen. Byron Dorgan
October 29, 2008
This year, Congress had both good news and bad news for Indian country. The good news was very good... Read more

10/29/08 - Lakes Entertainment Closes on $8 Million Non-Revolving Line of Credit Loan Agreement

October 29, 2008
Entertainment, Inc... Read more

10/29/08 - Tribal vote no longer ignored

October 29, 2008
After generations of being turned away at election booths, American Indians have emerged as a critical voting bloc for local, state and even national political candidates... Read more

‘Idaho’s Forgotten War’

Estar Holmes, Today correspondent
October 29, 2008
COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho – According to Idaho’s official timeline, nothing noteworthy happened here in 1974... Read more

10/29/08 - Forest Co. Potawatomi Helps Local Governments

October 29, 2008
Forest County Potawatomi gaming revenue is helping local government agencies... Read more

10/29/08 - OST students to conduct debate, quiz candidates

October 29, 2008
Eighteen-year-old Ryan McLaughlin is nervous and excited about being among selected Red Cloud Indian School students who will ask the tough questions at tonight’s Oglala Sioux Trib... Read more

10/29/08 - San Pablo's gamble pays off

October 29, 2008
They're raising fees in Walnut Creek, sapping reserves in Antioch and San Leandro, slashing jobs in Oakland, Hayward and San Mateo, shaving mental health services in Berkeley and m... Read more

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