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June 15, 2011 Three in Montana charged with illegal trafficking of eagles Three men from the Crow Reservation in Montana have been charged with illegal trafficking of eagles and migratory birds. William E. Hugs Sr., 51, is charged with six counts of... Steven Newcomb: Reconciliation impossible with conquerors "Words have a history. Words from the past have the ability to colonize the present. Words shape and create reality. Reconciliation has a history; it has the ability to colonize... State investigates claims of illegal Muckleshoot Tribe hunt The Washington Department of Natural Resources is investigating claims that members of the Muckleshoot Tribe illegally hunted black bears in a closed area of state land. Department spokesperson Bryan Flint... City seeks meeting with Ho-Chunk Nation on land-into-trust The city council in Baraboo, Wisconsin, voted to seek a meeting with the Ho-Chunk Nation to ask about the tribe's land-into-trust application. The tribe wants about 600 acres placed in... Lumbee Tribe holds ceremony for first 'Miss Chief' in history The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina held an inauguration for Sharon Hunt on Tuesday. Hunt is the first woman to lead the tribe since the Lumbee was established in 2001.... Senate Indian Affairs Committee to host roundtable on water The Senate Indian Affairs Committee will host a roundtable on the future of water in Indian Country on Tuesday, June 28. The roundtable will take place in Room 628 of... Dozens arrested after drug raid on Kanesatake First Nation Authorities in Canada arrested 38 people and are looking for 17 more as part of a major drug investigation that included a raid at some homes on the Kanesatake First... Haskell University bars students from un-recognized tribes Members of non-federally recognized tribes have attended Haskell Indian Nations University since the 1950s but a recent rule change blocks them from enrolling. “We here at Haskell can only accept... Figure in Abramoff scandal maintains influence among GOP Grover Norquist, the president of the Americans for Tax Reform, has managed to maintain his influence among Republicans despite direct ties to the Jack Abramoff scandal, according to The... Cherokee Nation releases plane logs but costs not reported The Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma has released travel logs for the tribe's official plane but costs of the trips haven't been reported. The Cherokee Phoenix posted the logs, which go... Board of Sault Tribe appoints Lana Causley as interim chair Lana Causley will serve as interim chairwoman of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians in Michigan. Causley will handle all leadership issues for the tribe until the tribe's... Jim Billie looks to avoid 'pitfalls' as Seminole Tribe chairman Jim Billie is back as chairman of the Seminole Tribe of Florida and he says he's a little bit wiser. Billie led the tribe to economic and political prominence for... Pat Ragsdale: Chad Smith the right choice for Cherokee chief "The Cherokee Nation is stronger than ever under the leadership of Principal Chief Chad Smith. Within the United States of America, the Cherokee Nation has progressed and risen to be... Letter: Bad River Ojibwe will suffer most with proposed mine "It's interesting to see the comments about this aspect of the mining issue on both sides. I have stated many times that I thought the poison of this mining endeavor... Opinion: Tribes left mark in Virginia as they were pushed out "Sometimes, traveling along Ashburn's carefully tended parkways, I try to imagine how this area might have looked 400 years ago, before the Europeans arrived. The land must have been, as... Guilty plea for Coeur d'Alene Reservation pedestrian death A 19-year-old woman pleaded guilty in connection with the death of a pedestrian on the Coeur d'Alene Reservation in Idaho. Andrea George pleaded guilty to one count of involuntary manslaughter.... City to welcome Chickasaw Nation for 175th birthday party The Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma will be the guest of honor as the city of Hernando, Mississippi, celebrates its 175th birthday. Hernando was founded just as the tribe was forced... Turtle Talk: Indian law rulings in Colorado and Oregon courts "Two more states with intermediate appellate courts. You may wonder why I think that’s important, while KF thinks whether the judges are elected or appointed is important. We’re working on... Unofficial results from election for Mississippi Choctaw chief Members of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians went to the polls on Tuesday to choose a miko, or chief. Incumbent Beasley Denson was leading the field of eight candidates,... Native Sun News: LaPlante seeks to be Indian Country's voice The following story was written and reported by Aly Duncan Neely. All content © Native Sun News. The newly appointed South Dakota Secretary of Tribal Relations, J.R. LaPlante, at a... Gyasi Ross: A big congratulations to all the Indian graduates "Congratulations, all Indian graduates. Whether you graduated from high school (I have a bunch of nieces and nephews who graduated this year), college, culinary arts school, law school or medical... |
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