Feds award money to Tiguas for language, culture (The El Paso Times 8/
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Tigua Tribe awarded two grants for language and museum work
Posted: Tuesday, August 23, 2011
The Tigua Tribe of Texas has been awarded $142,451 in federal grant money.
The tribe will use $99,970 from the Department of Health and Human Services for language preservation.
Another $42,481 from the Department of Transportation will be used to make improvements at the Tigua Indian Museum and Cultural Center.
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Feds award money to Tiguas for language, culture (The El Paso Times 8/
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