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freedom. Prayers and sincerest condolences to the familys
of these brave heros, who will never be forgotten! God
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Check Your Local Gas Prices Now Just enter your zip code and find
out which gas stations have the
lowest prices and/or the highest
gasoline prices in your zip area.
Arizona Central "Native Voices" "From a Hopi native to the Valley's oldest
mariachi player, the strongest stories are
told in the voices of people who lived them."
Which Waterway? Bay Buddies Chesapeake Bay means
"great shellfish bay." "Can you match up the waterways
listed here with their Native
American definition?"
By Kathleen Gaskell
Published The Bay Journal
Tuesday, May 3, 2005
"DON'T DRINK And DRIVE!"
Blood Alcohol Calculator Source: (NHTSA) The
National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration
200 Years After ~ The Louisiana Purchase
"Series of articles reporting, state by state,
what the Louisiana Purchase represents
now." Published: St. Petersburg Times
The Lummi Healing Poles The Healing Pole, Sept. 2002
The Honoring Pole, Sept. 2003
The Liberty & Freedom Poles, Sept. 2004
Nanticokes honor heritage "Heritage day will
celebrate culture"
By Andrew Ostroski,
Staff Writer
Published Salisbury
Daily Times
Friday, May 9, 2008
Oneidas consider another one-time payment "Tribe will also look at
adjusting annual per capita"
By Malavika Jagannathan
Published Green Bay
Press Gazette
Friday, May 9, 2008
Tribe clears major hurdle in bid for RP casino "Feds to take Rohnert Park
land into trust; EIR, state
compact, approval of
partner still remain"
By Paul Payne,
Santa Rosa Press Democrat
Associated Press Democrat
Published
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Duwamish Tribe suing for federal recognition "The Duwamish tribe - the
tribe of Chief Seattle -
is suing the federal
government for recognition."
Source: Seattle P-I
Published Seattle Times
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Maintaining identity "Youth fair shows validity of
Native language in Oklahoma"
By Brian Daffron,
Today correspondent
Published Indian Country
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Multiracial nation keeps evolving "Mildred Jeter, a 17-year-old
Rappahannock, Cherokee and
African-American woman dies."
By Dorreen Yellow Bird
Grand Forks Herald Columnist
Published Grand Forks Herald
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Detroit-area investors buy into Greektown "State to review plan to
purchase 40% of struggling
casino for $100 million."
By Margarita Bauze,
Free Press Business Writer
Published Detroit Free Press
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Pow-wow heading to Fowlerville Fairgrounds this month "Ojibwe Pow-Wow from May 16-18
at the Fowlerville Fairgrounds,
Livingston County, Michigan."
By Alison Bergsieker,
Daily Press & Argus
Published Livingston
Daily Press & Argus
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Foriegn bishops visit Leeds "The Rt Rev Carol Gallagher,
a former assisting bishop in
the Diocese of Newark, is a
member of the Cherokee Nation."
By Howard Williamson
Published Yorkshire
Evening Post
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Appeals court bars Indian tobacco tax "Score another win for
Native American businesses."
By Matt Gryta,
News Staff Reporter
Published The Buffalo News
Saturday, May 3, 2008
All rage and heart "Sherman Alexie grew up on an
Indian reservation and went
on to become a bestselling
novelist, comic and screenwriter.
He hopes to produce 'the great
American Indian novel'"
By Maya Jaggi,
The Guardian
Published The Guardian
Saturday, May 3, 2008
Coeur d’Alene Tribe Rides the Idaho Boom "Once-impoverished Indians
prosper with growth,
struggle for balance"
By Matthew Frank
Published New West Magazine
Saturday, May 3, 2008
At long last, 8 from tribe fulfill their dream "Salt River group finds it's
not too late to earn a master's"
By Betty Reid,
The Arizona Republic
Published Arizona Central
Saturday, May 3, 2008
SUPPORT THE TROOPS -
Cherokee Casino collecting items for soldiers "The seven Cherokee Casino
locations throughout northeast
Oklahoma will be collecting
items from employees and
guests through the month of
May to ship to troops abroad."
By: Neighbor
Newspapers staff
Published Catoosa Times
Friday, May 2, 2008
Local Tribe Files Suit Over Slots Fee San Diego 10 News Reporting
Published San Diego 10 News
Friday, May 2, 2008
*See Video: Indian Casino Lawsuit
Could Have Far-Reaching Effects
Casino bill clears its first hurdle "Measure would allow city
of Porterville to work with
Tule River tribe on projects."
By Tim Sheehan,
The Fresno Bee
Published The Fresno Bee
Friday, May 2, 2008
Bill would allow tribe to develop land in Porterville "Joint venture between
city, Tule River Indians
would be near airport"
By Jake Henshaw,
Gannett Sacramento Bureau
Published Visalia Times-Delta
Friday, May 2, 2008
Judge Agrees With Rincon Band:
"Governor Schwarzenegger Is
Charging an Illegal Tax and
Compacting in Bad Faith.
Orders a Compact to Be
Negotiated in 60 Days."
Source: Rincon Band
of Luiseno Indians
Published PRNewswire
Friday, May 2, 2008
Tribes to protest at dam owners' meeting "Klamath Basin users’
settlement agreement
calls for removal of dams"
By Mateusz Perkowski,
Capital Press
Published Capital Press
Friday, May 2, 2008
Putting a little spring in their step "7th annual ‘Leafing Out’
fest honors earth, elders"
By Eileen Wilson, Special
to the Press-Tribune
Published Colfax Record
Friday, May 2, 2008
Opinion: Tobacco tax woes "If the old cigarette compacts
with Native American tribes
worked so well, why were
they abandoned?
By Scott Meacham
Percy Jackson II
Published Muskogee Phoenix
Thursday, May 1, 2008
AZ tribal casinos are 'holding steady' "But contributions to the
state show year-over-year
dip for first quarter"
By Becky Pallack,
Arizona Daily Star
Published Arizona Daily Star
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Former tribal leader says she is suspended "North Fork Mono poised to
build Highway 99 casino."
By Charles McCarthy,
The Fresno Bee
Published The Fresno Bee
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Appeals court upholds decision on Michigan tribal casino "A proposed Indian casino
in southwest Michigan moved
closer to reality Tuesday..."
By Ken Thomas,
Associated Press Writer
Published Grand Haven Tribune
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
A move to destroy the Cherokee Nation Op-Ed by Ben Nighthorse Campbell
(A Northern Cheyenne Indian, was
a senator from Colorado from 1993
to 2005 and a House member from
1987 to 1993. He was the first
American Indian to serve as
chairman of the Senate Indian
Affairs Committee.)
Published The Hill
Monday, April 28, 2008
Creeks oppose English-only law "The tribal council disapproves
of the measure now making its
way to the Senate."
By Clifton Adcock,
World Staff Writer
Published Tulsa World
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Indian Country infighting "Tiny community battles
the Nisquallys to maintain
its independence"
By Rob Carson
Published The News Tribune
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Spirit of lacrosse is handed down "Lacrosse, a tribal pastime
for ages, is handed down to
a new generation of players"
By Christine Legere,
Globe Correspondent
Published Boston Globe
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Navajo welcome coal "Power plant means jobs for
struggling reservation;
environmentalists fight it"
By Ryan Randazzo,
Arizona Republic
Published Detroit Free Press
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Creeks oppose English- only law "The tribal council disapproves
of the measure now making
its way to the Senate."
By Clifton Adcock,
World Staff Writer
Published Tulsa World
Sunday, April 27, 2008
The largest casino in the US "Our writer joins the tables
at a giant casino run by
descendants of the Pequot
tribe - this time it's the
Indians who are winning"
By Dominic Wells
Published Travel Times
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Comic Art Indigène "There were cartoons before
the Sunday Comics and Super
Heroes before Super Man"
By Editor
Published EV Living
Friday, April 25, 2008
Tribe raises jurisdiction argument anew "Foxwoods union election
again opposed on grounds
of sovereignty"
By Heather Allen
Published The Day
Friday, April 25, 2008
Cherokees comply with tobacco taxes "Only one area violator is found.
Creek Nation stores, however,
use low-tax stamps."
By Clifton Adcock and Omer
Gillham, World Staff Writers
Published Tulsa World
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Trial in Cobell Lawsuit Ends By Bill McAllister,
spokesperson for plaintiffs
in the Cobell case.
Published Reznet News
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Planned Navajo legislative complex drawing criticism "Waiving tribal laws required -
No public hearings have been
held to gauge whether voters
support the $50 million project"
By Felicia Fonseca, AP
Published Salt Lake Tribune
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Chumash language brought back from the brink "The last fluent speaker of
Samala died in 1965, but thanks
to a trove of anthropological
notes, a linguist has drafted
a 608-page dictionary to keep
the tribal tongue alive."
By Steve Chawkins,
Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Published Los Angeles Times
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Ancient Chumash tongue revived "A bound volume of ink and paper
is keeping a language alive."
By Julian J. Ramos/Staff writer
Published Santa Maria Times
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Paying Respects To The Past "Compromise averts dustup
over Native American
relics in Ottawa County"
By Kate Giammarise,
Blade Staff Writer
Published Toledo Blade
Sunday, April 20, 2008
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Welcome to "Ask the White House" "An online interactive
forum where you can submit questions to Bush administration
officials. Since its launch in April, citizens have interacted
with Cabinet Secretaries, Senior White House Officials and
behind-the-scenes professionals at the White House."
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National American Indian Heritage Month, 2007
"A Proclamation By the President of the
United States of America, George W. Bush"
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The Cherokee Heritage Calendar
"Originally created by Cherokee artist Dorothy
Sullivan and her sons. Now produced by O-SI-YO
Truthart/Underwood Studios, Owned by artist, Susan Thomas Underwood,
Cherokee Nation citizen. Delaware, Oklahoma ~ Toll free phone: 877-249-2301
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Committee on Indian Affairs ~ United States Senate
"Selected Committee hearings will be broadcast over
the Internet using RealVideo. Hearings scheduled
for broadcast can be found under Upcoming Hearings."
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"Vanishing Prayer" RealPlayer Video "The video, produced by Sol Communications, is a 16 minute
mini-documentary summarizing the political history of the
Dineh and their current crisis of relocation."
This is a must have, must see, video!
President Honors the National Museum of the American Indian
