January 12, 2011
County agrees to hold off Cayuga Nation foreclosure proceedings
Seneca County in New York has agreed to hold off foreclosure proceedings against the Cayuga Nation. The tribe and the county were due in court tomorrow to argue the case....
Native Sun News: Oil development plan poses threat to Bear Butte
The following story was written and reported by Ernestine Chasing Hawk. All content © Native Sun News. STURGIS, SOUTH DAKOTA — As encroachment of Sacred Mato Paha (Bear Butte) was...
NCAI President Keel to deliver State of Indian Nations next week
National Congress of American Indians President Jefferson Keel will deliver the annual State of Indian Nations address on Thursday, January 27. This year's speech will take place at 10:30am...
Charles Trimble: What does the new year hold for Indian Country?
What does the year 2011 hold for the Indian tribes? There are some signals – portents, if you will, that should be considered in assessing the immediate future in federal...
Doug George-Kanentiio: A tribute to Ernest Benedict, 1918-2011
My wife, Joanne Shenandoah, and I were preparing to attend the annual Midwinter Ceremony at Akwesasne when we were told of the passing of Ernie Benedict, one of the most...
Crow Tribe holds a series of meetings for water rights settlement
The Crow Tribe of Montana is holding a series of meetings to discuss a water rights settlement that President Barack Obama signed into law last month. Current and former tribal...
Chehalis Tribe and county enter mediation over taxation dispute
The Chehalis Tribe and Thurston County, Washington, have entered into mediation in a taxation dispute. The tribe owns 51 percent of Great Wolf Lodge, a water park. The facility is...
Interview with Pedro Gonzalez, a P'urhepecha leader in California
"Pedro Gonzalez was one of the first P'urhépechas to leave his home state to travel to the U.S., looking for work. Over the three decades that followed, he was...
Cheyenne River Sioux man files employment discrimination case
Donovin Sprague, a member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe of South Dakota, is suing the Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation for employment discrimination. Sprague worked at the foundation, which...
Oneida Nation avoids potentially negative Supreme Court action
The Oneida Nation is no stranger to the U.S. Supreme Court but the tribe went out of its way to avoid coming before the justices in a closely watched case....
Former Sen. Dorgan to take up Indian youth issues at foundation
Former Sen. Byron Dorgan (D-North Dakota) will chair a new foundation at the Aspen Institute to address Indian youth issues. Dorgan, the former chair of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee,...
Rep. Young plans to address energy and economic development
Rep. Don Young (R-Alaska) plans to address energy and economic development in his new leadership role on the House Natural Resources Committee. Young, the chairman of the newly created...
Editorial: Republicans wasting time trying to save 'Fighting Sioux'
"North Dakota lawmakers’ proposals to force UND to keep the Fighting Sioux nickname are fatally flawed. The Legislature should make short work of the proposals and get on with its...
Saginaw Chippewa Tribe set to break ground on water park, hotel
The Saginaw Chippewa Tribe of Michigan plans to break ground on a water park and hotel this spring. Work will take about 15 to 18 months, Central Michigan Life reported....
J.D. Colbert: Unearthing the black magic behind your credit score
J.D. Colbert is a member of the Muscogee Nation of Oklahoma. Do you know your credit score? More importantly, do you know HOW your credit score is calculated? You don’t!...
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