New mental health worker program celebrates first graduates

Staff Reports
July 23, 2010
SMITHERS, British Columbia – The inaugural session of the Aboriginal Community Mental Health Worker program at Northwest Community College’s Smithers Campus saw a happy ending for ... Read more

Indian burial ground found?

July 23, 2010
Some members of the Sokaogan-Chippewa Tribe believe construction crews have unearthed an Indian princess grave at a housing development in Langlade County... Read more

Venezuelan history first

Rick Kearns, Today correspondent
July 23, 2010
F or the first time in Venezuelan history, an indigenous newspaper won a National Journalism Award in 2010... Read more

Smith: Protecting sources means protecting the public

Kevin Z. Smith
July 23, 2010
D uring the course of its investigation into the current Gulf of Mexico oil spill, the Associated Press was given information from the then-office of Mineral Management Services th... Read more

New Mexico Apache tribe wins natural gas appeal

July 23, 2010
An appellate court in Washington, D.C., has ruled in favor of northern New Mexico's Jicarilla Apache Nation in a dispute over natural gas royalties dating from more than 20 years a... Read more

Port Madison Enterprise employees make record donation

Staff Reports
July 23, 2010
SUQUAMISH, Wash. – Port Madison Enterprises employees are celebrating a record donation to the American Cancer Society... Read more

Carcieri movement in House

Rob Capriccioso
July 23, 2010
WASHINGTON – A legislative Carcieri fix has been successfully inserted into the current House Interior appropriations bill with a similar Senate action expected to be attempted soo... Read more

Deer: Who is the barbarian here?

Kenneth Deer
July 23, 2010
T he Iroquois, or the Haudenosaunee as we call ourselves, have been around for many centuries and were a developed federation of nations when the British arrived in North America... Read more

‘Smoke’ signals Red Lake youth

Michael Meuers, Special to Today
July 23, 2010
J ason “Smoke” Nichols and Stuart “Big S2” Perkins visited the Red Lake Nation Boys and Girls Club June 10 with motivational speeches about the downside of alcohol, drugs and gangs... Read more

Woman pleads guilty to embezzling from Fort Peck

July 22, 2010
A Poplar woman pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court to theft from an Indian tribal organization and conspiracy to obstruct a federal audit... Read more

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