Jerome Tiger exhibit featured in August

August 17, 2010
The Five Civilized Tribes Museum is honored to showcase the art of Jerome Tiger, said Mary Robinson, executive director of the museum... Read more

Culturally rich Haida Gwaii an ideal field school location

Staff reports
August 17, 2010
HAIDA GWAII, British Columbia – Field studies have wrapped up for another year and assignment due dates are pending for another successful Haida Gwaii Field School offering from No... Read more

Hawaiian nonprofit approves first micro-business loan

Staff reports
August 17, 2010
HONOLULU – Through Aug. 31, the Pupu o Niihau, a special Niihau shell lei showcase will be held at Mea Makamae located in the Royal Hawaiian Hotel... Read more

Trahant: ‘Government-run’ no longer defines the Indian health system

Mark Trahant
August 17, 2010
A single phrase is often used to define the Indian health system: “Government-run.” Add those two words to any discussion about health care or reform and most people reach an immed... Read more

Alaska Native returns to University of Hawaii and Native nonprofit to intern

Staff reports
August 17, 2010
HONOLULU – Quinn Carroll, a business administration major from a small village in Alaska is heading back to Hawaii to continue his education... Read more

Museum gets $144,051 grant to create Indian reservation exhibit

August 17, 2010
The Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center has received a $144,051 grant that will be used to create a permanent exhibit depicting life on the Mashantucket Indian reservati... Read more

Feds give $2 million to tribes for affordable housing

August 17, 2010
Oregon Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden announced today that the U.S... Read more

Tribe Opens Lobsterville Path But Stresses Access Is Temporary

August 17, 2010
A sandy path to Lobsterville Beach in Aquinnah has been reopened to the public, halting, at least for now, a contentious land-use battle between the town and the Wampanoag Tribe of... Read more

Indians Make U.S. Take Out the Trash

August 17, 2010
Washington's Yakama Indian tribe has a bone to pick with the federal government over a plan to import thousands of tons of Hawaiian garbage to its ancestral hunting grounds... Read more

ND college starts school year on a new campus

Courtney Sinner, The Bismarck Tribune
August 17, 2010
FORT YATES, N.D. (AP) – A local college is moving over to a brand new campus this year – one that cost $23 million and more than tripled its square footage... Read more

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