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Red Lake Nation Youth of the Year Chosen

ICTMN Staff

February 19, 2012

Kaylee Reynolds, 15, was recently selected as Youth of the Year for the Red Lake Nation Boys & Girls Club ...

Red Lake to Host Sixth Annual Gang and Drug Summit

Michael Meuers

February 01, 2012

The Sixth Annual Drug and Gang Summit will take place February 15-16 at the Red Lake Seven Clans Casino Event Center...

Red Lake Nation Toy Drive to Provide Gifts to Nearly 2,000 Native Kids

Michael Meuers

December 20, 2011

More than 2,000 kids at the Red Lake Indian Reservation will have a happier Christmas this year thanks to dozens of volunteers, and donations from scores of businesses and individu...

Native American Language Revitalization on Red Lake Agenda

Michael Meuers

September 21, 2011

Red Lake Ojibwe Nation Chairman Floyd Jourdain Jr...

Red Lake Moves its Elderly Nutrition Program to its Former Casino Space

Michael Meuers

September 20, 2011

When the old elderly nutrition site near the south shore of Lower Red Lake froze up and flooded seven or eight years back, the tribe's elderly nutrition program moved to the upper ...

Red Lake Education Summit

Michael Meuers

January 31, 2011

The Red Lake Tribal Council, Tribal College and School District have joined hands and sponsored an Education Summit in concern for the Nation’s youth...

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