Myron Rolle kicks off Our Way to Health Program

Staff reports
January 19, 2010
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New Coast Guard captains qualified at Tulalip Reservation

Staff reports
January 19, 2010
TULALIP, Wash. – Zenith Maritime graduates students at Tulalip, Wash. Participating in the course were members of the Tulalip Police Department’s, Fisheries Enforcement Team... Read more

SHI accepting applications for scholarships

Staff reports
January 19, 2010
S ealaska Heritage Institute is accepting applications for the 2010 – 2011 school year... Read more

Flintco official mentor of San Carlos Apache Enterprise

Staff reports
January 19, 2010
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Law school awards Angelique EagleWoman

Jack McNeel, Today correspondent
January 19, 2010
MOSCOW, Idaho – “It’s a tremendous honor as a junior faculty to be recognized for my teaching,” Angelique EagleWoman said after receiving the William F. and Joan L... Read more

Building pathways for Native students

Richard Walker, Today correspondent
January 19, 2010
SEATTLE – Washington’s colleges and universities have made progress in building pathways to post-secondary education for American Indians and Alaska Natives... Read more

UPS Foundation delivers $132,000 to American Indian College Fund

Staff reports
January 19, 2010
DENVER – The UPS Foundation awarded the American Indian College Fund $132,000 for scholarships benefiting American Indian students for 2009-10 academic year... Read more

In Memoriam

Jack McNeel, Today correspondent
January 18, 2010
PLUMMER, Idaho – David Lee Harding was widely known throughout Indian country, having served for 29 years in tribal courts in Idaho, Washington, Oregon, California and Alaska... Read more

Kauanui: Understanding both versions of the Akaka bill

J. K?haulani Kauanui
January 15, 2010
W hen the U.S. Congress resumes business later this month, the Akaka bill will be back on the table in the House and the Senate... Read more

DFL governor hopefuls talk American Indian issues at forum

January 15, 2010
Minnesota can do more to build trust with American Indian tribes, say nine Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls, starting with respect of tribal sovereignty... Read more

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