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NCAI meets in Sacramento for 63rd annual conference
Duluth seeks spike in crime
Ottawa, Native groups tackle matrimonial property rights issue
Judge grants restraining order in Wagner Clinic case
Political Canvassers to go DOOR-TO-DOOR on RL Reservation
Tuesday, October 3, 2006
George Spears helped troubled children
Rochelle Parkhurst & Robert Kingbird Wedding Announcement
School officials defend giving false reason for school closing
FBI seeks fugitive wanted in Red Lake murder
Wrongful death lawsuit filed in Rocori school shootings
County ends talks with tribe
Court asked to reinstate abuse suit at Indian school
Tulalips mourn loss of last native speaker
High Court Won't Hear Indian Tax Case Appeal
Unraveling the source of domestic violence in Indian country
Sask. tuberculosis infections on the rise
Donors replace fuel villages refused
Carney got Native voice on board, created council
Protest vowed for Columbus Day fete
4 North Las Vegas schools locked down after teen spotted with gun
Morongo Band's tutoring effort gets honor
Nation's tribes hold convention in Sacramento
Wednesday, October 4, 2006
Red Lake Warriors Football team takes on Win-E-Mac
St. Mary’s Mission goes on two-day pilgrimage through Minnesota
County Board begins to prepare legislative agenda
Lussier still at large; Car found on Red Lake Reservation
Treuer receives fellowship to document dialects of Ojibwe
Attorney for Rocori school district calls allegations 'baseless'
Fatal shootings at U.S. schools in recent years
Families of Rocori victims are suing
Forest Service spends record $1.5 billion fighting wildfires
Fighting Terrorism Since 1492
OIG report details ‘excessive’ Internet use at DOI
Red Lake Girls Volleyball hosts Bug School
Again we learn that no community is exempt
Teen accuses Winnipeg police of assault
Pine Ridge drug-ring case sent to jurors
Wolf Point man beaten to death
Three native gambling websites taken offline
A wake for an Indian Warrior
Thursday, October 5, 2006
A Public Apology from Red Lake Net News
Letter:  It is time for action, not more lip service.
Oberstar accepts Iron Man Award
Dance Regalia Stolen - Reward for Information
Red Lake Employees receive certificates from BSU
Hartnett has his suspicions about Wellstone's plane crash
Red Lake tradition is concentrated at Ponemah
Old ways flourish - but not among the young
Amish community prepares to bury shooting victims
Fake police officer sought in reservation rapes
Federal court dismisses suit on Navajo employment preferences
State justices grill Agua Caliente band
Steele, White Plume are tribe's top two candidates
Ex-tribal head turns in car
Five found guilty of drug crimes
Tulalip drug court honored
Lame Deer woman gets prison
Friday, October 6, 2006
Red Lake Nation College president resigns
Red Lake Chairman Issues “Call to Action” in addressing Illegal Drugs and Violence
Location change for the Mary Olson/Collin Peterson Trap Shoot Event
Sailer, Lindgren meet in televised House 2B debate
Serial rapist preying on Arizona reservation
Former residential school students sound off on compensation
Tribal council taps new chair
Fort Peck Tribe enters historic agreement to manage roads
South Dakota activist continues her stand in Tucson
Monday, October 9, 2006
Safety of our kids must be top priority
Letter: Red Lake issue belongs to candidates, not GOP Party
Birth of a white buffalo renews hope among Native Americans
A late, heartfelt confession
Suspect wanted in killing of Red Lake man turns himself in
Letter: Correction to Walker article in Mpls. Star Tribune
Pope urges couples to resist modern pressures, stick to traditional family values
Though white buffalo are becoming more common, their legend lives on
Voter-ID rules suspended
Beaulieu wins Biggest Loser competition
Project Challenge - 679-4326
Duluth 'just a different town nowadays'
A wise CDC call HIV tests for all
Human trafficking, in Minnesota
Boy, 6, dragged by school bus
Community rallies against abuse, drugs
Cherokee chief approves special vote on membership
Judge dismisses eagle killing charge
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
BELTRAMI DFL CHAIR NELSON RESIGNS
Five arrested in Hubbard County drug bust
Rapist claims 11th victim in Whiteriver
Rapist posing as officer continues to trigger fears
Organizes activities can be overdone, doctors say
Educator's play bring lesson on Indian treaty to life
More Blacks are exploring the African-American/Native American connection
Columbus Went To Hell So Should His National Holiday
Eastern Connecticut students, teachers look again at Columbus
American Indians revive Columbus Day protest
Many students on campus celebrated Indigenous Peoples Day on Monday instead of Columbus Day.
Man gets federal prison sentence for defrauding tribe
Aboriginals will be Sask. majority in mid-2020s
Some poor Alaska villages reject oil aid from Venezuela for reasons of patriotism
Authorities identify 13 victims of rapist on Indian reservation
U.S. Supreme Court refuses Russell Means case
Tribal official could face 2 years in jail
Tribe to utilize a unique approach against meth use
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Oberstar announces grants for several local communities
Tradition's mixed emotions
Umatilla tribes' new company to offer up to 250 jobs
NCAI convention sees donations, youth programs
Colville tribal leaders seek federal aid to cut suicide rate
New program solves reservation home ownership conundrum
Schools struggle to integrate Indian ed into classrooms
Indian nations claim sovereignty in cigarette suit
Red Lake Jr. High Football hosts Bug School
Native journalists hold future in their hands
Smithsonian celebrates American Indian Heritage Month
Thursday, October 12, 2006
BIA provides funding for Red Lake water/sewer system
Other programs that teach American Indian culture to youth
On northern Minnesota waterways, a wild rice tradition
Minneapolis schools, Indian agencies reach pact
Daughter's letter leads to woman's arrest in husband's death
Westwood High racial tension began with slurs on MySpace
Pine Ridge boy dies in stabbing
Native youth seek roots, self through leadership camp
Rapist posing as officer sows fear, suspicion on reservation
Honoring ancient cultures
Indian Civil Rights Commission to combat discrimination
U of M session educates international students about pow wow
Apache town hit by rapes, upheaval
Colville tribal leaders seek help with high suicide rate
Judge drops charges in assault case
Hate crime suspect back on new charges
Family brings Wanblee native back to S.D.
Friday, October 13, 2006
Senior Apartment Grand Opening - Oct. 12, 2006
Red Lake Senior Apartment Center hosts grand opening
Ramapough Lenape tribe to protest pace of fatal shooting probe
'Sovereign nations' waving wads of money
Sunday, October 15, 2006
Man found guilty of trespassing on Red Lake
Jourdain, Beaulieu attend DFL Fundraiser in Nebish
Red Lake Walleye Recovery awarded high honors by Harvard University
Bemidji man loses more than $1,000 in computer scam
Knowledge is power in the fight against diabetes
A new minority:  Married couples
Monday, October 16, 2006
Arrests made for rapes on Fort Apache Reservation
See what they're saying about Red Lake at the PERM website
A Soldier Comes Home to Alaska, Too Early and Yet Too Late
Dozens of police contain Caledonia rally
Reasons we at Red Lake Neet to Vote - RL Political Education Committee
Dealing with school violence
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
Project Safe Neighborhood to hold district meetings
Lawyers seek deal in fatal hit-and-run
UW investigates counselor who claimed Ph.D.
OPP stare down marchers
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Shaloe's Struggle
FDA OKs oral diabetes drug with fewer side effects
Angler convicted by tribal court
Jail conditions for Canadian aboriginals a ‘disgrace’
‘Systemic discrimination’ in jails
Preserve tribal religion
Indian contributions to Native American Day irrelevant to white media in South Dakota
Largest group of Native Americans enter medical school at University of Minnesota
A Soldier Comes Home to Alaska, Too Early and Yet Too Late
Lawyers could get $10M for participating in residential school meetings
Killer of transient sentenced to state prison
Susan Hoosier Letter
Hunter missing in northern Beltrami County
One Study Calls Fish a Lifesaver, Another Is More Cautious
A Pre-College Workshop For Native American Students
International record industry launches thousands more lawsuits against music pirates
Social Security checks going up by 3.3 percent
12-year-old charged with burning playmate, 11
Three boys set fire to 11-year-old girl
Elementary school bans playing tag
U.N. to honor Sioux spiritual leader
Investigation continues in toddler's death
Man in Jan. hit-run gets 1-year term
Tribes should guarantee press freedom
Feds troubled by reports of waste at Kanesatake
Thursday, October 19, 2006
County’s human services budget to present problems in future
State launches Web site to find unaccounted-for sex offenders
Hopis back Sidney
Clothesline airs out voices of abuse
Tribes with casinos create political expenditure team
Border town hate crimes discussed
Tribal election on hold
Green manure program hopes to reap sweet success
Out of Africa – but from which tribe?
Friday, October 20, 2006
Honoring a Leader: Judy Roy
Red Lake Elementary School Carnival
Red Lake Nation College presents new officers
Oberstar announces funding for Head Start and area housing
Listen to the Native Americans
Hunters asked to avoid search area
Turner pleads innocent in stabbing case
Deer hunters can vote too, by absentee
Elementary school cuts off student access to newspapers
Flu presentation provides resources, reassurances
Returning vets can face new fight
NATIVE AMERICAN INTERNS NEEDED FOR NATIVE AMERICAN FILM
Some voting machines will speak Navajo this election
Former Fort Peck tribal official pleads guilty to fraud, theft
Staurday, October 21, 2006
Red Lake woman killed in hit and run
Need Your Flu Shot?
Stuck between two worlds; Indian foster kids often seek identity
MORE NEEDS TO BE DONE TO PROTECT OUR PORTS, OBEY AND OBERSTAR SAY
U of M hosts Ethel Curry Fall Welcome Feast and PowWow
U of M, Twin Cities Class of 2010 most diverse in history
Dedication planned for third eagle sculpture in Bismarck
Monday, October 23, 2006
Search for Kory Kelly continues
Indians afflicted by diabetes
2 tribal security officers jailed in series of rapes on reservation
Alaska villagers living in bird flu’s flight path
Domestic violence against native women rampant
Triple fence along border would split Indian nation
Facts about Indian law
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Native hits roadblock applying for state ID
Miss America 2006 to visit Navajo Nation
Tribes pull in profits, grants
Scalla’s ruling in Native religious case debated
Nature’s cousin
Appeals court limits NIGC’s role in Class III gaming
County Board, Red Lake Tribal Council will work toward partnership
Minn. DFL to mobilize Native American voters for Nov. 7 Elections
Search for missing hunter scaled back
Minneapolis could close more schools to cut costs
A tough call awaits if a killer flu breaks out
Pandemic Priorities
Remember what mom said about veggies?
Fish with cultural significance added to White Earth Lake
Violent wake-up call
2 arrested in rape inquiries not tied to 3rd suspect, officials say
Wisconsin congressional candidate apologizes for ‘Injun time’ remark
Beck-Brown ’03 named president Minnesota American Indian Bar Association
Graffiti investigated as hate crime
Students enjoy ‘traditional feast’
Circle the wagons!  They’re coming for Columbus!
P-Town Boys take 1st in singing contest in Detroit Lakes
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Citizens’ group targets Red Lake issues
Making issue of Red Lake drives wedge
Healthiest should get flu vaccine first, Minnesota experts say
Acts of human kindness should not go unnoticed
Staples pleads guilty to unintentional murder, assault
Deer-dodging season peaks on state roads
Child care advocates see need for more aid
An intimate matter: Sex after cancer
Tribal officials say venture lost $2M
Morongo chairman resigns due to illness
Ontario seeks $25M for Caledonia costs
Chinle officers arrested
Father sentenced for killing tot
Conference explores reasons for high Native Alaskan dropout rate
Thursday, October 26, 2006
TWO NIGHTS OF CANDIDATE FORUMS AT RED LAKE
Red Lake Schools - Notice of General Election
Minnesota State General Election Sample Ballot
Candidates answer questions at Red Lake forum
Local girls inspired by Nobel Peace laureates at PeaceJam Conference
Candidate field will be narrowed down in Nov, 28 primary
Expert says past genocide linked to suicides in Native Americans
Tribe police chief, officer linked to missing funds
Suicide study underway
Only 1 defendant left in Kickapoo trial
Former teachers assistant pleads guilty in child’s assault
Big Horn sheriff candidates defend records
Tribal board nullifies primary
Friday, October 27, 2006
More than 40 arrested in Warroad drug case
Red Lake man dead after altercation with police
America losing progress on clean water
Stranger breezed in, blew the whistle
Red Lake police kill a knife-wielding man, 20
Dog found in search for missing hunter
Council of large land based tribes supports Rights on Indigenous Peoples
White buffalo calf
Life, conditions and hope on the Pine Ridge Oglala Lakota (Sioux) Reservation in SD
Carter Dow takes 1st Place in Boys Grass in Detroit Lakes
Life, conditions and hope on the Pine Ridge Oglala Lakota (Sioux) Reservation in SD
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Oberstar to be honored for legislative accomplishments to promote children’s health
Monday, October 30, 2006
Men plead innocent in assault case
Hunters can help Bemidji Food Shelf
Missing hunter's cigarettes, lighter found in NW Minnesota
People’s Church to open shelter
Dead candidate wins school board seat by coin toss
Former Cherokee chief reflects on tribal giving
No justice after woman's violent death
Tribal colleges urged to recognize warning signs of abuse
Tribes address domestic violence
Legacy of mistrust ... And reason to hope
Stunning Kickapoo plea deals stay quiet
City hopes to help bridge racial divide
Innu launch probe into burn victim’s wait time
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
All day vigil in Bemidji
Survey shows increase in diet pill use among teen girls
Boys & Girls Club of the Leech Lake Area experiences growth
Missing hunter’s clothing found
Oberstar urges bipartisan support for MN funding
Indian drug trackers to take on new role
Circulation falls at Star Tribune, many major papers
Northern legislative candidate makes Red Lake a campaign issue
Landmark B.C. treaty deal signed
2 Apache tribal cops plead not guilty
HALLOWEEN COMES EARLY FOR AMERICAN INDIANS
Wednesday, November 1, 2006
GOP voice mail becomes issue in House 2B race
Election 2006:  7th Congressional District
Search for missing hunter suspended
Wakanabo sentenced for robbery, assault
Minneapolis police fired 43 rounds in fatal shooting
Crackdown has reservations grappling with immigrants, feds
Drugs, water woes subject of tribes' talk with senator
Thursday, November 2, 2006
Red Lake Elementary School Halloween 2006
Red Lake Head Start Program Halloween 2006
Red Lake Health Care Campuses SMOKE FREE beginning Nov. 17, 2006
Native leaders hope election participation keeps growing
Going Native
Ex-cops unsuitable for service’
Where there’s smoke, there’s profit in Sask. casinos
Game Board head apologizes for remark
Tribal gathering rights solidified
Friday, November 3, 2006
Red Lake comes up in House debate
Ad can be turned around to show support for Red Lake
Tribal health care focuses on children
Oberstar reacts to American casualties in Iraq
Two Primary winners ousted from tribal race
Firearms deer season opens Saturday in Minnesota
Red Lake gets $1.7 million for disabilities housing units
Sting nets nearly 11,000 'worst of the worst' criminals
Tobacco-Free Environment at Red Lake Hospital Campuses
Monday, November 6, 2006
Sculpture Walks seeks donations for Buffalo
Oberstar reacts to timber sale contract extension
Fastwolf sentenced for stabbing
Texas starts webcasting images of U.S. border, asking viewers to report suspicious activity
BCA website tips help track down predators
Tribe continues appeal hearing for White Plume
General Mills American Indian Council visits RLHS
Vote ‘no’ to a badly worded question
Town, tribe revel in return of boy recovering from cancer
Tuesday, November 7, 2006
Cloquet gunman was Redby man
Cloquet gunman identified as Redby man
Questions remain after death of Cloquet gunman
Feds approve use of firefighting foams to kill infected poultry
“I know I was wrong”
Female Leader Would Be First for Navajos
Gamblers get new way to access their cash
Wednesday, November 8, 2006
Pawlenty fights off Hatch, wins 2nd term
Olson unseats Ruud
Hodapp defeats Cross for sheriff
Facts might make it less threatening
Voting in the Bush can be difficult
With the majority comes power to set agenda in Congress
Rising Violence Against Native Women Has ‘Colonial Roots’
N.M. Police Ate Pot Burgers
Navajo woman fails in leadership campaign
China issues ‘one dog’ per family policy
Thursday, November 9, 2006
Ponemah School winners at the Detroit Lakes Invitational
America Elects at Least 16 Indians with INDN Help
Oberstar reacts to reelection as 8th District’s Representative
Hodapp ready to take the reins as county sheriff
Four repeaters named to North Star All-Star team
Steele earns fourth presidential term
Red Lake vote assures Sailer 2B win; Skoe repeats in Senate 2
Turtle Mountain Chippewa man elected county sheriff
New chairman for Three Affiliated Tribes sworn in within hours of election
Enterprise Rancheria holds appeals hearing for disenrolled vice chair
Friday, November 10, 2006
Grand jury indicts Red Lake man
Indian woman wins office
Criminals now on camera in Minneapolis neighborhoods
Constitution misunderstood
Shiprock welcomes home pair of soldiers
Driver guilty in fatal crash
Seven indicted at Twin Buttes school
Tribal poll dispute a ‘misunderstanding’
Saturday, November 11, 2006
Red Lake Nation Veteran's Celebration, Fri. Nov. 10, 2006
Look at the New Leadership in Senate
Federal prosecutors appeal dismissal of case against American Indian who shot bald eagle
Bemidji to host VA clinic
U of M may hold students responsible for behavior off campus
Monday, November 13, 2006
Fiber Arts Club works on Linus blankets in Oklee
Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Red Lake Nation Veteran's Celebration, Pow Wow in Ponemah
On northern Minnesota waterways, wild rice tradition teaches young Ojibwe about...
An American Indian cabbie surveys Grand Forks
Hogback murders; one year later
Native soldiers have long been unsung heroes
Hogback murders; one year later
Aboriginals on aboriginals
Sen. Pogemiller elected new Senate Majority Leader
St. Regis tribe to partake of cheap heating oil from Citgo
Frequent meals of red meat linked to type of breast cancer
Fetus found in bathroom at Diné College
Trial set for man accused of hate crime
Tribal election official says police tried to confiscate ballot boxes
Ancestors contribute to green-eyed Indian
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
Math, reading test scores drop
Women injured in Mahnomen shooting
Province overhauls program for teen prostitutes
Test results leave 1 in 4 schools short of performance goals
Medicare drug signup starts today
Federal Dam man indicted on child pornography charges
Isleta Gets Funds to Restore Forest
Tribe endorses corrected election results.htm; inquiry on tap
Saving Native languages up to First Nations, says Chief
Lumbees elect five to Tribal Council
Figures paint portrait of population
Thursday, November 16, 2006
VA outpatient clinic site in Bemidji is announced
NCLB, test scores send mixed signals
Speak out against those with anti-Indian sentiments
Staples sentenced to 18 years in prison
UW-Madison researcher IDs key in bird flu virus
Disappointing scores will bring more tests, more math
Placenta, not fetus, found at Dine College, says medical examiner
Tex Hall challenges results after losing election
2 from Barona, Sycuan among election victors
Educator sees Indian program brought to life
Friday, November 17, 2006
Brita Sailer: Thank You for Your Support
Mahnomen man faces 102 felonies in incident at Legion Club
U.S. Dept. of Education Announces Teacher Incentive Fund grants
Youth smoking gets more attention through new state grants
Native American Management Services, Inc. – Relocation of Headquarters
Mass. tribes seen lagging in income, healthcare
Indians gain percentage in next Legislature
Monday, November 20, 2006
Claudia Kauffman makes history in Washington state
Child killed in dog attack on northern Alberta reserve
Selling reserve land could help solve poverty, professor says
Charges laid in Big Island Lake stabbing
Newspaper chains agree to sharing deal with Yahoo
Cutting crime's roots
Stockpiled bird flu vaccine loses strength the longer it's stored
The right directions can keep kids safe
Finding strength in meeting the challenges of Superior
Domestic violence petition filed against council delegate electee
Tribal election results upheld
Four face charges after drug bust
A peril that dwelt among the Navajos
Oases in Navajo desert contained ‘a witch’s brew’
Reading is Fundamental Program at RLHS
Tuesday, November 21, 2006
REID STATEMENT FOR NATIONAL AMERICAN INDIAN HERITAGE MONTH
Three injured in Sunday crash
Tribe holds on to its independence
Aboriginals given pre-natal care guarantees
Tribes take on meth
Walk is all about race
Tribal families receive free computers
The Indians and the Pilgrims: What was on the menu?
Former Ho-Chunk president fights ouster
Barefoot midwives help Mexican doctors save lives
Tribal leader calls for election
Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Oberstar encourages communities to apply for Safe Routes to School Grants
Two arrested on meth charges
Sen. Skoe selected for leadership position
Three teens charged in hoax at St. Cloud high school
Thanksgiving is a lie
Teachers Emphasize the Indians' Side
Iraq veteran's ballot thrown out
Newtok fire kills oldest woman, 88
Thursday, November 23, 2006
Brothers, ages 2 and 4, are missing at Red Lake
Too many Americans are on brink of hunger
2 young brothers reported missing on Red Lake Reservation
Search continues for brothers at Red Lake Indian Reservation
Friday, November 24, 2006
FBI joins search for Red Lake boys
Reward offered in search for missing Red Lake children
FBI joins search for missing R.L. boys
Why are so many failing to learn math
Powwow celebrates Native traditions
Indian vote, big counties pushed Tester over top
Saturday, November 25, 2006
Mother asks for help
Searchers take to woods, lakes, air looking for 2 missing Red Lake brothers
Chippewa Tribe accepts free heating oil from Citgo
Still no sign of two brothers
Ute homicide rate soars
Pillager drug busts result in four arrests
Multimedia exhibit tells stories of American Indians in the city
Aboriginal children are poorest in country, report says
State, Tribe closes meth loophole
Woman claims BIA officials abused her
More American Indian journalists needed
Sunday, November 26, 2006
Search for boys could be scaled back
Temps cool as searchers look for missing boys
Search for missing boys continues overnight as temps drop
North Dakota Senator becomes powerful voice for Indians
“My babies are gone,” Red Lake mom cries
As cold sets in, no sign of brothers
Coming together over Red Lake's needs
Search for missing brothers widens in Red Lake
Search for boys will end, investigation continues
Ground search for missing boys could end tonight
Chavez aid to MCT is a pig in a poke
Monday, November 27, 2006
Ground search for missing Red Lake boys called off
Mandaree residents say soldier was ‘good, kind-hearted’ person
Officials call end to air, land search for Red Lake boys
Civil Air Patrol unit impressed with community effort
A Canadian Indian’s age-old call to U.S. duty
Tribe on the books for $80 million debt
IRS sets record in audit receipts
Tulalip police reopen investigation into woman’s death
Members ask tribal payments
Superintendent Desjarlait: Report to the Community
Tribe elects new chairman
Mainstream media lacking in accuracy
Tuesday, November 28, 2006
Where are they? 2 little boys have vanished without a trace
Walker residents receive sentences
Minnesota tribes set to explore business opportunities
Lummi work program provides alternative to jail
Tribal communities, colleges awarded grants
Searchers stumped by boys’ disappearance
Tribe takes some off rolls
Tribal court limits extraditions
Tribal president doesn't have right to declare another vote, council members say
Warrior brothers step up
Fugitive arrested in shooting
Aboriginal group upset by Harper's Québécois motion
High court won’t hear smoke-shop raid case
Gibson sees his first powwow in valley
Wednesday, November 29, 2006
FBI ‘fairly confident’ that 2 boys weren’t abducted by relatives
American Indian input on regional events center discussed
Red Lake Police officers honored
Native American?  The tribe says no
Two dogs put down after deadly attack on child
Racial slurs divide Hobart
‘Bobby’ stirs memories of political passion
Wait time guarantee announced for First Nations diabetes care
Wiyot Tribe hosts California Tribal River Summit
Humboldt State University announces 30 scholarships
ST. SCHOLASTICA PROGRAM OFFERS FINANCIAL HELP, MENTORING TO NATIVE ...
Thursday, November 30, 2006
Red Lake youngsters still missing
Coleman hears about needs of rural Minnesota
Sailer Says Forecast is Good News, Stresses Need for Honest Budgeting
Tribal relations, timber top concerns Coleman hears at Bagley meeting
Moe, Sailer see property tax relief as top priority
Group cites video games for violence, sex
School shooter’s appeal rests on merits of insanity rule
Bylas sniper hits Safford truck
Law enforcers, tribe look for Rez shooting solution
Friday, December 1, 2006
America's Most Wanted to feature Red Lake Case - Missing Red Lake Boys
Disputed tribal election heads toward solution
Tribal court asked for new election
Tohono O’odham fight diabetes with crops their grandparents grew
Three Nations
Northern tribes rally to boost economy
Tribal heads hold summit
RED LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES 2006-07
Missing boys' story will be on show
$2 billion surplus projection good news, but needs explaining
Former tribal chair killed in home
Dartmouth College roiled by controversies over treatment of American Indian students
State, local cops plan drunken driving crackdown
On Indian Land, It's Tribal Law
Tribal councilman gets jail time
On Indian Land, It's Tribal Law
Tsosie fights to keep tribal, state offices
Keweenaw Bay fee land not taxable
Sunrise Ceremony on Alcatraz Island - Photographs
Citizenship For Sale -- Part 1
Citizenship For Sale -- Part 2
Citizenship For Sale -- Follow-Up
Hopis allegedly abused woman, says BIA
Soldier returns home
Coalition Announces $300,000 for Public Awareness Campaign
Monday, December 4, 2006
Old legends inspire hope for two missing brothers
Missing girl’s grandmother recalls family’s anguish
Lack of Amber Alert perplexes some American Indians
Making the grade or not: Schools reflect on Adequate Yearly Progress results
Red Lake pounds Pine River in home opener - Video footage from 94 Warriors Studios - REDIRECT
Despite high profile, Red Lake case doesn’t trigger Amber Alert
‘Hate’ church plans protest at soldier’s funeral
Tuesday, December 5, 2006
Fall Semester scholarships will be released this week
Tribes need to cherish the freedom of the press
National Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day - Dec. 21, 2006
Inquest ordered into death of man shot by RCMP
Republican party successful at diversification
Tribal courts’ hands are tied
Saskatchewan starts putting cash into on-reserve job training
N.D. lays to rest ‘one of its very finest’
U of M celebrates Native American Heritage Month
Colorado’s Indian reservations in need of more policing, judges
Minnesota tops list in health rankings
Banishment – an appropriate punishment for drug peddlers?
Tribal police chief honored
Tulalip housing program back
Wednesday, December 6, 2006
Over 400 from three Minnesota tribes attend economic development summit
P-Town Boys travel to Native Fall Music Fest in Oklahoma
Red Lake Men’s League results 12/04/06
Tribal decision easy: Citgo and the cold
‘Special plea’ issued for boys
Casino robbery attempt gets Tuscon man, 29, sentence of 12 years-plus
Two tribal groups in election standoff
KBIC celebrates tax decision
Bylas shooter is 12-year-old boy
More indicted in drug-ring case
Thursday, December 7, 2006
Economic Development Summit deemed a success
1,000th baby born this year at NCRH
Red Lake Girls edge Indus 46-45
Pioneer Sports Briefs 120606
MnDOT to assist safe routes to school applicants
Beaulieu receives awards
Multimedia exhibit tells stories of American Indians in the city
Price spike could take low-income users off the Pill
Local community leaders share wish list with Pogemiller, Clark
Teamsters tackle tribe
Tribal chief, officer wounded in shootout at Schurz Reservation
BIA neutral in tribal fight
OST staff doesn’t know which president to follow
Tribal voters to cast ballot on liquor law
Judge issues warrants in man’s beating death
Indian children’s home threatened to be closed in 3 months due to lack of donations
Friday, December 8, 2006
House Democrats pick Oberstar to chair T & I Committee in 110th Congress
American Indian girls should be with siblings
Seminole Tribe of Flordia buying Hard Rock Café Business for $965 million
Casino cash boosts tribe
BSU receives OK to offer four-year nursing program
Pioneer Sports 120806
Norovirus illness hitting more Minnesotans
Tribal sovereignty protects businesses
Tribal officer shot in Schurz grew up in Carson City
Judge orders Martin to redraw district lines
Banishment for drug peddlers on tribal ballot
Lewis restored as head of Ho-Chunk
Most aboriginal youth not finishing high school
Indians thrown off tribal rolls aim to start own tribe
Does game violence make teens aggressive?
Council race result shifted because of fortune cookie giveaway
Aboriginal Tale Sweeps Australian Film Awards
Juvenile detention center sits empty, unused at Red Lake
Saturday, December 9, 2006
Guilty pleas entered in Littlewolf slaying
Tribal judge rules in favor of Goggleye
62 E. coli cases linked to Taco Bell restaurants
Monday, December 11, 2006
Bears edge Red Lake boys 67-60
Criminologist looks for link in student deaths
Legislature likely to favor statewide smoking ban
Settlement won't erase memory of racial rage
Is heating aid an insult if it comes from Venezuela?
Esther Martinez Native American Languages Act passes Both Congress
Ojibwe scrolls come full circle
Natives honor chiefs, not Columbus, on holiday
Give an ear to the shouted warnings about the dangers of climate change
White Plume moves out
Havasupai man charged in death of Japan hiker
DNA Gatherers Hit Snag: Tribes don't trust them
Diversifying tribes take a global view
Feds join Tribe in suit
Maa-nulth First Nations sign historic B.C. land treaty
Treaty details
Blackfeet program aims to help married couples stay together
New Oglala Sioux tribal council takes oath of office
Tulalips to offer experimental meth treatment
Resisting Environmental Destruction on Indigenous Lands
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
Strangers approached, boys ran away
John Beargrease is back in black
Unconventional Begay takes path less travelled back from the wilderness
Police seek suspects following robbery, sexual assault on Reserve
Cherokee chief could veto voting legislation
Dead Indian Language Is Brought Back to Life
Lawyer who got residential schools deal was paid $2.5 million
Soldier from Gila River community remembered
No more armed guardsmen in Tohono O'odham's Pisinimo district
Senate revives expired tax breaks vital to Oklahoma
Stabbing suspect makes deal with prosecutors
Chaska resident, small business owner named Chief of Staff to the Senate...
White collar crimes rise
Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Red Lake Men’s Basketball League Results from December 11, 2006
Racial equity report card gives Legislature an ‘F’
Wells Fargo Loans $750,000 to Indian Land Capital Company
Ninham picks up win 150 at Red Lake
Charges against five suspects dismissed
FDA proposes expanding antidepressant suicide warning
Appellants disenrolled for speaking out
Ex-tribal chairman ordered to jail
Treaty momentum gathering plenty of steam
Man convicted of sexually abusing girl
Thursday, December 14, 2006
REWARD FOR MISSING BOYS INCREASED TO $30,000
Workers can’t sue tribally owned companies in state court systems
OBERSTAR ANNOUNCES FUNDING FOR FIREFIGHTERS
Major dent in drug trade
New details in toddler’s death
Friday, December 15, 2006
Protesters stop work at Desert Rock
Female candidates fare well in Zuni tribal elections
Tribal elections in disarray
Judicial panel unlikely to resolve OST election dispute
Tribal voters reject more alcohol sales
Poplar man found guilty of murder
Antidepressants a Suicide Risk for Young Adults
Western Mining Action Network and Indigenous Environmental Network Indigenous Communities Mini-Grant Program
Red Lake falls to Cass Lake 97-82
Christmas Dinner at the Red Lake Senior Apartment Complex
Sightings the talk of ‘sasquatch-ewan’
Former Red Lake teachers request trauma help after shooting
Elderly First Nations woman has claim rejected
Six charged in SB drug bust
Border Patrol finds nearly two tons of pot on reservation
Lummi mother, man arrested in separate deaths
Red Lake Warriors Vs. Cass Lake Stats
Red Lake Warriors Vs. Clearbrook/Gonvick Stats
Kalahari Bushmen win ancestral land case
Woman admits lying about rape
O'odham area seeks to bar Guardsmen bearing arms
Final solution for Connecticut tribes violates international law
Wisconsin man bags deer with 7 legs
Monday, December 18, 2006
Some of the bucks from Big Buck Contest - Red Lake Foods
UTTC honors graduates
U Women of Color provides support, camaraderie for U of M women
Urgent support is requested from Dine elders and youth
County Board discusses priorities with state lawmakers
Disaster planners prime Minnesota for pandemic flu
The Sovereign Hooters Nation Opens Casino
Post-prison help is in everyone's interests
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Red Lake Men’s Basketball League results from 12-17-06
Morrison County children lost in 1870 honored with marker
Native conference teaches and inspires for balance, wellness
Army specialist loses his arm, but not his spirit
Indian youth's death ends a troubled life
Students learn skills working on housing projects
U.N. should adopt original declaration
Judges approve residential school deal
Holsten named DNR commissioner
American Indians waiting on donations
Tribal election results not challenged
Murrow Indian Children’s Home receives a boost from Indian Radio Program
Demand for groceries is up at food shelf serving American Indians
Bill seeks to better Indian schooling
First Nation gambles on new casino outside Whitecourt
Aboriginal people with disabilities seek more help
Oglala construction students get state help
Where's the $15M
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Pioneer Sports briefs 12/20/06
Man sentenced to 10 years in death of SEAL from Wolf Point
Girlfriend named in death of former Colville tribal chairman
Onondaga Nation School teacher accused of abuse
Federal Judge Denies Cherokee Nation\
County Board OKs 2007 tax levy and budget
Study explores gambling habits of BSU students
Tribal Court to hear election case
OBERSTAR ANNOUNCES GRANT FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Thursday, December 21, 2006
Red Lake Men’s Basketball League Results from 12-18-06
Winter weather advisories out for central, SW Minnesota
Foxwoods Gets Pennsylvania License
Chief exec of Rincon tribal panel is replaced
Indian siblings can't go to funeral
Friday, December 22, 2006
Red Lake girls block 23 shots, but fall to Kelliher-Northome 69-39
Anti-drunk driving commercials target New Mexico Natives
Juvenile ordered to pay restitution after making bomb threat
Big belly?  Blame the efficient bacteria in your gut
Red Lake Urban Christmas Dinner 2006
Native Americans get business smart
NM to help tribes, Pueblos fight DWI
Red Lake over Laporte 83-74
Parents upset by threats at school
Saturday, December 23, 2006
Mother fears that her boys were abducted
Soldiers share holiday family time
Oberstar Succeeds in Preserving EPA Library Access
SAILER NAMED VICE CHAIR OF HOUSE FINANCE COMMITTEE
Marvin bonuses not as huge as last year's but still sizable
Not Enough Indians
Mother holds out hope for boys missing from Red Lake
Criminal records laws could face revision
Some city schools to check IDs before games
Steele leads tribe
B.C. First Nation can hunt at night
Jail shortfalls anger tribal leaders
Domestic violence continues to be a problem for Native communities
Awareness campaign plans to supplement anti-drug efforts
Telemedicine improves breast screenings for rural reservations
Target pulls CD case with Che Guevara cover from shelves
St. Mary's Mission School Christmas Program 2006
Red Lake Elementary School Christmas Program 2006
Sunday, December 24, 2006
Earmarks in jeopardy
New London Murder Victim Identified
Tobacco taxes off-reservation only
Tuesday, December 26, 2006
MySpace users tempting targets for digital vandals, identity theives
New child support law will examine income of both parents
Victim's families spend Christmas at the cemetery
Man sentenced for poaching
Meth use is an epidemic in Osage Nation, tribal leaders say
Bush-Watchers Wonder How He Copes With Stress
Poet bound for Oxford
Wednesday, December 27, 2006
Judge's car, gifts stolen
Suspect in NM slayings caught in Juárez
Arrest brings some closure to victims' families
Local auto dealer gives back to Native communities
Center runs out of cash
Oklahoma centennial upsets Indians
End of the year photographs of various activities in Red Lake
Cass Lake-Bena students explore new activities
Ponemah Youth Golfers - Thank You
Thursday, December 28, 2006
Red Lake wins 78-72 over KCC
A reservation heroine is now a pariah in S. Dakota
Man sentenced for embezzlement
Samaritans strive to help Indians
Hoh hereditary tribal chief dies of injuries from accident
Damage Control at Dartmouth
First units ready in new apartment complex at UTTC
Friday, December 29, 2006
Red Lake Little Lady Warriors Volleyball
Cass Lake advances with win over Park Christian
Red Lake falls to Warren-Alvarado-Oslo 94-76
Attorney General-elect Swanson proposes cybercrime laws update
Homeless North Las Vegas hero gets home to Navajo reservation
Minneapolis' violent crime rose sharply in ’06
As money flows, tribe’s buildings crumble
Navajos do get bright Christmas
Domestic violence rates down sharply
Alaska Native communities struggle under shrinking budgets
Hogback triple murder suspect still awaiting identity hearing in El Paso
'Battle' of Wounded Knee was a massacre of the Lakota
Saturday, December 30, 2006
UTTC students recognized for academic achievement
No charges will be filed in Minnesota Lottery probe
Beltrami County smoking ban goes into full effect Monday
December court decisions question sovereign immunity
Cass Lake wins Concordia-Moorhead Tourney
Many rural Alaska villages still without water
How much Indian are you really?
Dilkon teacher arrested
Tribal consultant sentenced to 6 months for fraud scheme
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