11/25/08 - Commission: Bury remains of Agawam in Hamilton

November 25, 2008
It may be the most unusual request any group of selectmen has considered in the past three centuries or more... Read more

11/25/08 - Update: Police identify biker fatality

November 25, 2008
Officials have identified the victim of Sunday afternoon's motorcycle accident as Broc Brown, 23 of Bradford Road... Read more

Tribal members get probation in highly publicized case

Victor Morales, Today correspondent
November 25, 2008
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. – A notorious murder for hire trial involving two southern California Indians culminated in sentences of probation Nov. 6... Read more

2008 Intertribal Arts Marketplace juried award winners

Staff reports
November 25, 2008
LOS ANGELES — The annual Intertribal Arts Marketplace at the Autry National Center of the American West brings together more than 100 Native American artists from around the countr... Read more

Reservations make blue marks in red states

Doug Meigs, Today correspondent
November 25, 2008
NEW TOWN, N.D. – Native communities across the belly of the United States appear turquoise pebbles in a crimson belt... Read more

11/24/08 - Learning more than history at Plimoth

November 24, 2008
It may be 2008, but staff members at Plimoth Plantation's Wampanoag Homesite regularly have to ask little boys to stop war-whooping and little girls to remove costume feathered hea... Read more

11/24/08 - Grants helps Cangleska to expand shelter complex

November 24, 2008
A Minnesota tribe has awarded a grant to Cangleska Inc. to continue its work against domestic violence and sexual assaults on Pine Ridge Indian Reservation... Read more

11/24/08 - Cut Bank officials to listen to Blackfeet concerns

November 24, 2008
The mayor and police chief of Cut Bank have been invited to a public meeting Wednesday evening to listen to allegations of racial discrimination in their border town on the edge of... Read more

11/24/08 - Ruling may affect tribes here

November 24, 2008
The court ruled last week that the Seneca-Cayuga tribe's cigarette business cannot be sued in federal court because the business is shielded by tribal sovereign immunity... Read more

11/24/08 - Brandon forced out as Seneca Gaming counsel

November 24, 2008
Barry W... Read more

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