Grant to help tribes' fishing operations

January 05, 2010
A $160,000 federal grant will help expand markets for Indian salmon fisheries in Oregon, Washington and California... Read more

Native Hawaiian tribal rights bill spurs row

January 05, 2010
The next time President Obama vacations in his native Hawaii, there could be something new on the island: an Indian tribe... Read more

Posey was missionary to Cherokees

January 04, 2010
Three old table-top graves sit on a hill on the west side of Posy Road, about a half-mile north of the Highway 34 intersection. One of the headstones honors the memory of the Rev... Read more

Contractors eye casino work, jobs

January 04, 2010
There are plenty of opponents to the $500 million casino proposed by the Tohono O’odham Indian tribe just north of University of Phoenix Stadium, but don’t count revenue-starved co... Read more

Shinnecock casino prospects rekindle Riverhead land speculation

January 04, 2010
The timing of the Shinnecock Indian Nation’s preliminary approval for federal recognition, and the parallel spike in speculation about where a future Shinnecock-sponsored casino mi... Read more

Yes Virginia, Native Americans do pay taxes

January 04, 2010
It is always something special to start a new column in a new year. Many of us just assume that the New Year will be better than the old year... Read more

Pollution conflict triggers added tribal hearings

Carol Berry, Today correspondent
January 04, 2010
BLACK MESA, Ariz. – Opponents of increased coal mining on this massive site in northern Arizona were encouraged by the disclosure Dec... Read more

IHCIA passes despite GOP abortion controversy

Rob Capriccioso
January 04, 2010
WASHINGTON – Republican abortion-based opposition to the Indian Health Care Improvement Act as part of the nation’s health care reform package couldn’t stop the bill from clearing ... Read more

Trahant: Resolutions, experiments for a new year

Mark Trahant
January 04, 2010
T his New Year I am experimenting, instead of resoluting. (I know, it’s not a real word... Read more

Second new ferry could be named after Skagit treaty signer

Richard Walker, Today correspondent
January 04, 2010
COUPEVILLE, Wash. – A state ferry proposed to be completed in summer 2011 could be named for Squi-qui (c... Read more

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