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Top Stories

1. St. Regis Mohawk Tribe orders 20 non-citizens to leave reservation
2. Secretary Zinke removes protections for grizzlies over tribal objections
3. Director of Office of Indian Energy deletes offensive Twitter account
4. Mark Trahant: Don't plan on getting sick if you're from Indian Country
5. Court sets final deadline for remaining payments from Cobell settlement

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Way Back When

2012: Contract support costs
2002: Contract support costs
2002: Trust fund fights

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Useful Links

Turtle Talk | Pechanga.net | Trahant Reports
Lakota Country Times | Native Sun News Today
Indian Country Media Network | Native News Online
Bureau of Indian Affairs | Indian Health Service
Office of Special Trustee | Cobell Buy-Back
Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
House Committee on Natural Resources

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Jobs and Notices

• Executive Director - KENAI, ALASKA
• Initiative Associate
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• The Suquamish Tribe Administrative Program Manager Fisheries Dept.
• General Counsel - Washoe Tribe
• The Suquamish Tribe Child Protective Services Investigator
• Fort Belknap Agency is now hiring for a SAUSA Prosecutor
• The Suquamish Tribe - Child Support Program Manager
• Cypress Bayou Casino Hotel - General Manager
• Program Assistant position in Washington DC
• Staff Attorney - Native American Rights Fund
• Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas General Counsel
• Director of Human Resources
• Chief Financial Officer
• Honoring Fatherhood Program (HFP) Manager
• TRIBAL CLIMATE SCIENCE LIAISON
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Native America Calling

Powwow etiquette -- Never touch a powwow dancer’s regalia or a singer’s drum without asking. Follow the emcee’s instructions to know when to stand. Stay off the arena floor unless invited. Those are some of the universal practices that will keep you in good standing if you go to a powwow. Whether you were born into a powwow family or are a new visitor to the dance circle, it’s important to know the protocols and appropriate behavior. We’ll talk with powwow veterans about the best ways to ensure everyone has a meaningful powwow experience.
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