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YN: The Big BBall Tournement

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Exclusive: President Barack Obama Remembers Elouise Cobell

By Barack Obama, President of the United States of America With the passing of Elouise Cobell, a proud member of the Blackfeet Nation of Montana, we have lost a champion of Native American rights. Her persistent and determined leadership in the pursuit … Continue reading

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Nike N7’s Sam McCracken Leaves Footprint in Spirits, Hearts and Minds

From Indian Country Today By Terry Hansen Recapping Nike’s First Annual N7 Sport Summit Full Article: http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2011/10/nike-n7%E2%80%99s-sam-mccracken-leaves-footprint-in-spirits-hearts-and-minds/

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The Condit Dam Removal and Moving Forward in the White Salmon River

From Indian Country Today By Emily Washines The existence of Condit Dam has been a blink of time in the history of the White Salmon watershed. Since time immemorial, the White Salmon River has originated from the southwestern slope of Mount … Continue reading

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Canoe landing and procession kick off Native American convention as participants embrace rain

While some Portlanders dashed to their cars and huddled under awnings to avoid the rain Sunday afternoon, members of the National Congress of American Indians took the steady drops as a sign their ancestors were shedding tears of joy. More than … Continue reading

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NPR: Improving Foster Care For Native American Kids

October 31, 2011 An average of 700 Native American children in South Dakota are removed from their homes and placed in foster care each year, often in violation of federal law, an NPR investigation found. Native American children make up … Continue reading

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Recipe: Cranberry Crumble

  Cranberry Crumble Serves 4 to 6 English settlers in northeastern North America called them “crane-berries,” because the white flowers that appeared in the bogs in early June reminded them of crane’s heads. But to the Wampanoag people of the … Continue reading

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CALL FOR ARTWORK: Trading at the River

“Trading at the River” by Amanda Wright (Klamath/Modoc/Yahooskin), TheseBraids Art and Design.   ONABEN is seeking American Indian, Alaska Native or Native Hawaiian artwork to use in the marketing materials for the 10th Annual Trading at the River Conference and … Continue reading

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Urban Indian Talking Circle at Native Quest

Wednesday, November 2 · 7:00pm - 8:00pm 2354 Jefferson ( Old Commencement Bay Coffee Company) Tacoma, Washington What does our Indian Community Need?? Meet and Greet other Natives as we have open discussion. http://www.nativequest.net/ What is Native Quest? We are many things Native … Continue reading

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Potlatch Fund 2011 Silent Auction

Potlatch Fund is proud to announce the return of a Silent Auction, featuring Native art, as part of our Ninth Annual Fundraising Gala. The official online promotion of our Second Silent Auction will begin from November 1, and all artwork … Continue reading

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