Gaming Standards Association names Casino International official publication in Europe

Staff reports
July 27, 2010
LAS VEGAS – The Gaming Standards Association, the leading standards-setting organization and standards authority for the worldwide gaming industry, has entered into an agreement wi... Read more

Taking control of the medium – and the message

Stephanie Woodard, Today correspondent
July 27, 2010
OKMULGEE, Okla. – “We’ve put our spin on the Eagle Books diabetes materials for kids, which gives us ownership of the message... Read more

Barbour plans to hire own lawyer to fight Choctaw casino in Jones

July 27, 2010
Gov. Haley R... Read more

Indian Township bingo games begin

July 26, 2010
Flowers were arriving, the parking area was being washed down, bingo callers were rehearsing their skills, and the windows were being polished Friday at the Passamaquoddy High Stak... Read more

Schneiderman Supports Shinnecock Nation In Attack Made By Connecticut Coalition

July 26, 2010
Suffolk County Legislator Jay Schneiderman (I-Montauk) expressed his outrage with the Connecticut Coalition for Gaming Jobs' appeal to block the Shinnecock Indian Nation after thei... Read more

State takes new look at how much fish is safe to eat

July 26, 2010
From the shores of Lake Washington to the Duwamish River and other state waters, signs alert locals about toxic fish: Warning: Fish from these waters contain high levels of mercury... Read more

Act tackles fake Native American art

July 26, 2010
An amendment in the state Indian Arts and Crafts Sales Act went into effect July 1, furthering efforts to prevent fraud in the Indian art market... Read more

Diabetes-prevention grants have unexpected ‘side effects’

Stephanie Woodard, Today correspondent
July 26, 2010
D iabetes prevention may have been the focus of multi-year Centers for Disease Control grants, but additional positive changes have flowed from the work done by the tribal funding ... Read more

Mann: An extraordinary journey in education

Dr. Henrietta Mann
July 23, 2010
Editor’s note: Dr. Henrietta Mann, president of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribal College, was recently honored by Women Empowering Women for Indian Nations in Tulsa, Okla... Read more

Challenges to recognition may not cause much delay

July 23, 2010
It was supposed to be a time for celebration... Read more

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