Washington state Indian tribes: hunters without borders

September 28, 2009
The December air would soon be frosted with snow. Deer were headed down from the mountains to get away from the coming cold. Scott Schuyler shouldered his rifle... Read more

A vision becomes reality

Staff reports
September 28, 2009
F or the past several years, tribal and federal probation officer colleagues have discussed the need for a conference specifically for tribal probation officers... Read more

Trahant: Spotlight on the Native American provisions

Mark Trahant
September 28, 2009
T his week the Senate Finance Committee continues what’s called an “open executive session,” the process of weeding through hundreds of amendments to America’s Healthy Future Act o... Read more

Coushatta Tribe hosts annual powwow celebration

Staff reports
September 28, 2009
KINDER, La. – Hundreds of Native American dancers and singers are expected to gather at the 15th Annual Coushatta Powwow Celebration Oct. 2 – 4 in Kinder... Read more

YOUR VIEW: Casinos would bring jobs, no diploma required

September 28, 2009
Steve DeCosta's article Sept... Read more

Obama Administration Orders Study on Removing Dams on Snake River to Help Fish

September 28, 2009
The Obama administration has ordered the U.S... Read more

Breakthrough week in tribal estuary restorations

Staff reports
September 28, 2009
T he Skagit River System Cooperative recently celebrated the success of two major estuary restoration projects... Read more

Chief Judge Anthony J. Brandenburg joins JAMS in San Diego

Staff reports
September 28, 2009
SAN DIEGO – Chief Judge Anthony J. Brandenburg has joined JAMS , The Resolution Experts, the nation’s largest private provider of mediation and arbitration services... Read more

Neb. lawmakers discuss Whiteclay and alcohol

September 28, 2009
As Nebraska lawmakers gathered Friday at the state Capitol talk about how to help his alcohol-drenched town, which has vexed politicians, local American Indians and activists for d... Read more

Feds delay Mont. tribe’s recognition request

The Associated Press
September 28, 2009
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) – The Department of Interior has again delayed its long-stalled decision on whether a landless Montana Indian tribe deserves federal recognition... Read more

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