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June 30, 2009

The Great Plains Tribal Chairman`s Association met Monday on the Standing Rock Reservation where they got to express concerns to White House staff... Read more

Sullivan casino players still in the game

June 30, 2009

A big gambling meeting was held last week at the Gideon Putnam Resort in Saratoga Springs, and everybody who wants to build an Indian casino in Sullivan County was there... Read more

Prairie Island Police Department implements cutting edge communications systems

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June 29, 2009

WELCH, Minn. – The Prairie Island Indian Community’s Public Safety Department unveiled and implemented its enhanced mobile data computer and record management system June 10... Read more

We are indigenous first

Rick Kearns, Today correspondent

June 29, 2009

T he award-winning indigenous photographer and documentary filmmaker from Venezuela, David Hernandez-Palmar, visited Washington, D.C... Read more

Coquille Tribe celebrates restoration anniversary

June 29, 2009

The Coquille Indian Tribe celebrated the 20th anniversary of its restoration this weekend... Read more

A Home Away From Home

June 29, 2009

Native American biochemist R. Michael Ceballos was full of optimism when he joined the faculty at Salish Kootenai College on Montana's Flathead Indian Reservation in 2004... Read more

Indian Child Welfare Act: Children, hope, future

June 29, 2009

The 2008-09 Grand Jury reviewed the operation and enforcement within Mendocino County of the Indian Child Welfare Act... Read more

Peoria powwow welcomes members of several tribes

June 29, 2009

Members of several American Indian tribes celebrated their heritage at the 12th annual Peoria Tribe Powwow east of Miami... Read more

Court decision raises questions about tribal land

June 29, 2009

If federal lawmakers don't clarify questions raised by a recent U.S... Read more

Healthy living in northwest Indian country

Richard Walker, Today correspondent

June 29, 2009

Agreement will speed determination of food, Medicaid eligibility KINGSTON, Wash... Read more

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