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STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Legislative notebook: Dayton, GOP agree on health care funding
Republican legislative leaders and Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton cannot agree on three major issues to close up this years Legislature, but on Monday they did celebrate a health-care bill that restores ...
Posted on 4/30/12 at 10:50 PM
ALL ABOUT FOOD Hungarian Mushroom Soup
The first time I saw the word Hungarian describing mushroom soup, I was perplexed. I am a descendent of grandparents who came to the United States from Hungary when they were young adults. My mother w...
Posted on 10/2/11 at 12:19 AM
White Earth pledges $400 million for stadium in exchange for Twin Cities casino 
ST. PAUL - The White Earth Nation proposes giving the state $400 million for a Vikings stadium in exchange for permission to build a Twin Cities casino.
By Don Davis, Forum News Service , April 05, 2012
Vizenor re-elected tribal chairwoman
WHITE EARTH, Minn. – Erma Vizenor was re-elected White Earth tribal chairwoman with 55 percent of the vote in Tuesday’s White Earth Reservation primary election.
By Forum staff reports , April 05, 2012
Feds seek public’s help to capture three suspected gang members
BEMIDJI, Minn. – Three suspected Native Mob members remain on the lam after last week’s prison lockdown and sweep to arrest defendants named in a federal indictment, prompting federal officials to seek the public’s help in locating them.
By Forum Communications Co. , January 31, 2012
White Earth debuts positive living program
WHITE EARTH, Minn. – The White Earth Police Department has released a new DVD and workbook series aimed at educating children on positive living called “I Am!”
By Forum staff reports , January 27, 2012
White Earth residents object to oil plant plans
WHITE EARTH, N.D. – Some residents in the small North Dakota town of White Earth are objecting to plans for a facility that would process 10,000 barrels of waste oil fluids each day.
By Associated Press , July 03, 2011
Program seeks to help Indians stay out of prison
WHITE EARTH INDIAN RESERVATION, Minn. — Eight men huddle around a drum as a haze of burnt sage hangs in the air. The drummers, all of whom have done time in prison, sing a song that honors the pipe and tobacco used in traditional American Indian ceremonies.
By Associated Press , April 26, 2011
Chiefs Day event Feb. 23 in White Earth
WHITE EARTH, Minn. – An event observing Chiefs Day is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 23 at the White Earth Community Center.
February 15, 2011
Minnesota districts in dark on Impact Aid money
Schools rely heavily on funding but don’t know what they’ll receiveFor more than 60 years, school districts on Indian lands and military bases have been receiving Impact Aid federal dollars. But every year, districts like Minnesota’s Waubun-Ogema-White Earth don’t know how much money they’ll receive because the program has to get reauthorized every year.
By Riham Feshir, Forum Communications Co. , January 09, 2011
White Earth tribe wins Gaming World suit
14-year struggle with developer comes to end with $18.5 million settlement
WHITE EARTH, Minn. – White Earth tribal officials call it a victory – a 14-year struggle that ended with an $18.5 million settlement.
By Riham Feshir, Forum Communications Co. , December 23, 2010
White Earth woman identified as crash victim
A person killed in a car crash in Mahnomen County on Friday evening has been identified.
By Forum staff reports , November 23, 2010
Bremer grants awarded to area programs
ST. PAUL – The Otto Bremer Foundation in St. Paul awarded 82 grants in September totaling more than $3.9 million.
November 19, 2010
Club aims to put youth on different path
Native American values, traditions taught in effort to keep kids out of trouble
WHITE EARTH, Minn. – Cece Chavez stood on a table at the Pine Point Boys and Girls Club, pointing at some pictures and identifying them.
By Riham Feshir, Forum Communications Co. , October 25, 2010
BIA criticized for condition of White Earth school
WHITE EARTH, Minn. – The Bureau of Indian Affairs came in for some heavy criticism here Saturday at a rare field hearing of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee attended by U.S. Sens. Al Franken of Minnesota and Byron Dorgan of North Dakota.
By Nathan Bowe, Forum Communications Co. , September 12, 2010
Driver in car-ambulance crash out of hospital
The driver of a car that struck an ambulance Aug. 14 on County Highway 34 in White Earth, Minn., has been released from the hospital.
August 26, 2010
Driver still hospitalized in car-ambulance crash
WHITE EARTH, Minn. – One of four people hospitalized after a car struck an ambulance early Saturday on County Highway 34 in White Earth remained at the hospital in stable condition Monday.
August 17, 2010
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