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Previous A Wild Ride with the GoodSky Boys Community Efforts Delay Sandpiper Deadline Opiate Addiction in Newborns Affecting Community Separation of Powers Provides Checks and Balances Youth Attend National Conference in Atlanta Apply Now for PCs for People Pipe and Dish is a Nay Ah Shing Tradition Road Crews Gear Up for Winter with New Trucks Benjamin is a Lifelong Learner – and Teacher – of Ojibwe ‘Cardio Sampler’ Gets Students’ Hearts Pumping NON-REMOVABLE: Band Still Fighting for Reservation Band Members Urged to Aim High Opiate Problem Affects Everyone Career Focused: Band Members Dedicated to Following Legal Path Cultural Sovereignty a Major Theme at 2015 State of the Band Legislative Counsel Stacey Thunder Unveils New Online Series Gii Dodaiminaanig, Our Clan System 2015 State of the Band Address: Protecting the Gift Minisinaakwaang Leadership Academy Now Offering ITV College Courses Nay Ah Shing Staff Invited to Schoolyard Garden Conference TERO Director Named to National Post PCs for People Application Deadline Extended Band Hosting Elder Abuse Awareness Conference Commissioner Appointed to National Board Fighting For His Culture Hwy 169 lane closures in Vineland Feb. 9–27 Cement Mason Union Training Available Elder's Passing Results in Controversy Over Autopsy Rights Celebrated at Treaty Day Events Early Education Awarded with 4-Star Parent Aware Rating Pine Grove Proposed as NASS Satellite Anti-Bullying Club Sends Positive Message Fighting for our Future: Preventing and Stopping Opiate Abuse Partners for Prevention: Helping Kids Make Healthy Choices Band Leading Charge for New Legislation on Autopsy Objections Chief Executive Benjamin Receives Tim Wapato Sovereign Warrior Award Opiate Abuse Awareness Takes Spotlight Celebrating Treaty Day 2015 Sugar Bush Season: One Sweet Tradition Straight Talk with Joe Nayquonabe Bella Boyd Honored at Special Olympics Minnesota Event Mille Lacs Polar Bear Plungers Raise More Than $42,000! Education Department Focuses on Graduation Rates Students, Staff Celebrate Dr. Seuss’ Birthday Low Walleye Numbers Mean Smaller Tribal Harvest What is Self-Governance? Just Ask John New Judge Is at Home Away From Home 24th Annual Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Grand Celebration Adopt-a-Shoreline Returns: Let’s Clean Up the Lake Making the Most of the College Experience Nay Ah Shing Graduates Looking Forward to Future Joe Nayquonabe Named NAFOA Executive of the Year From Government to Casinos — Living History with Doug Sam Band Member Following Dream to Florida Onamia Lady Panthers Chasing Hoop Dreams 9th Annual Ojibwe Language College Quiz Bowl Chiminising Elder Shaped by Cultural Ways Student Achievement Celebrated at American Indian Graduation Banquet Protect Our Lands From The Sandpiper Pipeline Band Member Has a Thirst for Knowledge Photos from the 2015 Memorial Day Powwow Department of Justice Proposes Legislation to Improve Access to Voting for American Indians and Alaska Natives Forty-One Defendants Charged With Conspiracy To Traffic Drugs To Indian Reservations From the Brainerd Dispatch National CPR & AED Awareness Week is June 1-7 Cultural Artist Joni Boyd Teaches Youth Traditional Ways in Summer Classes From MPR: Minnesota tribes press concerns over pipeline plan, wild rice Anishinaabe Immersion Camp is June 23 through 25 Band Members Producing Jingle Dress Documentary EZ Enrollment Day at Anishinaabe College Historic Agreement Reached to Combat Crime State Patrol looking to diversify workforce Transportation available to Sandpiper hearing June 5 Band Hosts Tribal Relations Conference Band Hosts Tribal Summit On Crisis of Indian Children Minisinaakwaang speaks out against Sandpiper Pine Grove Satellite Project Approved ATV classes scheduled in all three districts Eddy’s Resort: Same Name, New Look Grand Casino Hinckley to host National Indian Gaming Commission training Wanted: Youth powwow dancers From the Duluth News Tribune: Mille Lacs band vows to fight Sandpiper County rejects Social Host Ordinance From the Star Tribune: Pipeline protest draws marchers to St. Paul Breaking the Silence: Confronting the Problem of Elder Abuse From the Mille Lacs Messenger: Mille Lacs Band protests pipeline Niigaan basketball camps are June 16-18 Hinckley prepares for a Grand Celebration From the Mille Lacs County Times: Principal Norberg begins journey into retirement Join the 14th Annual Walk around Mille Lacs From the Mille Lacs Messenger: Dope-sniffing dog certified Mark your calendar: Inaugural Gii-Ishkonigewag Powwow is July 24-26 Nay Ah Shing fifth grade graduation Walking with Water at Nay Ah Shing Graduate recognition ceremony is this Wednesday Wii Du youth learn CPR From the Brainerd Dispatch: Anishinaabe — Healing culture, healing oneself Hwy. 169 project on schedule Men to gather at District I immersion grounds Nay Ah Shing Students Go To Purdue University Band members kick off NCAI conference in St. Paul District II community meeting features information, inspiration 132 honored for educational achievement Election to be Held on MCT Membership Amendment Minisinaakwaang Says No to Sandpiper Notice of Public Meetings on Proposed Pipeline Office Building Grand Opening in Hinckley Indian Education Funding Gets Boost from State Lawmakers Lawsuit Challenges Minnesota Adoption Law Mille Lacs culture showcased in St. Paul Benjamin sworn in for new term Chiminising to host basketball tourneys Grand Casino Hinckley Hosts Training Conference Mobile Dental Clinic Native Pride: Bill Schaaf’s Life of Service Open house at Hinckley Medical Office Building July 23 Klapel’s Vision for DNR Based on Anishinaabe Values Know the Rules for Dog Ownership on Tribal Lands Moose, HHS Take Steps to Combat Opiates DNR Installs ‘Beaver Deceiver’ in District III Band Joins Fish and Wildlife Service to Celebrate Refuge Centennial From NPR: White House Hosts Tribal Youth Register Now for the 2nd Annual Family Golf Outing DNR: State anglers closing in on walleye quota Nay Ah Shing Students Return from GERI Residential Camp From the Aitkin Age: CLC hires first local Ojibwe speaker/teacher Gii-Ishkonigewag Powwow is July 24-26 in District II From the Aitkin Age: Remembering the Sandy Lake tragedy MIKWENDAAGOZIWAG: They are remembered Anishinaabeg Gather to Remember Sandy Lake Tragedy State May Shut Down Mille Lacs Walleye Harvest Former Speaker Was a Man of Compassion Commissioner Sworn in for Full Term Mille Lacs Delegation Attends White House Tribal Youth Gathering A Concrete Plan for the Future Technology Provides Anishinaabe College Students New Options ‘If I Can Do It, Anyone Can’ Applicants sought for Ojibwe Immersion Academy Weekend Cohort Cultural Center Hosts Fall Programs New Principal Stresses Need for Change Hand Drum Class Connects Boys to Heritage The Good Way of Life at Minobimaadiziwin Pine County Joins CodeRED Emergency Notification Service St. Paul Declares Indigenous Peoples Day Pipeline Opponents Make Their Case in McGregor A Zest for Life: The Condensed Story of Dale Greene Drumkeepers Call for One-Year Suspension of Netting Second Pipeline Proposed for Sandpiper Corridor 49th Annual Traditional Powwow Band Leaders Address Opiate Addiction with Elected Officials In Effort to Find Allies and Solutions Healthy Food, Healthy People Another Year of Doing What They Love New Director Helps Minisinaakwaang Kick off School Year Family and Frybread are Key Ingredients for a Successful Business New Director Brings Unique Perspective Community Support Services Response Team Works to End Truancy Vet Clinic Coming to District I EPA Administrator Visits Mille Lacs Highway 169 lane closures north of Milaca begin Sept. 1 Court Rules that Sandpiper Decision Was Illegal Minnesota Indian Housing Conference, Sept. 15, 2015, Welcome Remarks by Chief Executive Melanie Benjamin Chief Executive Addresses Housing Conference From the Aitkin Independent Age: A Crude Awakening Band Hosts Nibi Miinawaa Manoomin Symposium Harvest, Poach, Jig, Winnow: Ricing Process is Tribal Tradition History and Culture Are Alive at Rice Lake Landing October is the Falling Leaves Moon Band and State Leaders Continue to Build Strong Bond Where There’s Smoke, There’s Firefighters Wild Rice and Habitat Restoration on Lake Ogechie Band Member named Executive Director of Minnesota Indian Affairs Council Ground Broken for District I Housing Development Band Departments Provide Supplies for the New School Year Mille Lacs County Board Votes to Terminate Law Enforcement Agreement Catholic Charities Seeks to Build Community to Work on Key Issues Mille Lacs Band Divests from Wells Fargo New Resource Officer Hired for Nay Ah Shing Schools Sheriff, Police Chief Address District I Community Ayaabadak Ishkode Band Members Graduate from Pre-Apprenticeship Training Band, Pine County Sign New Law Enforcement Agreement Chiminising Hosts Ziigwan Powwow Good People Are All Around Us Heroin and Opioid Forum Presents Perspectives on Epidemic HHS Employees Attend Point of Dispensing Seminar HHS Prepares to Re-Open Four Winds Joanne Boyd Recognized for 10 Years of Contributions to WIC Program Kegg’s Message Helped Preserve Reservation Larry ‘Amik’ Smallwood: An Anishinaabe Success Story Leaders Meet Urban Area Band Members to Provide Updates Native Rappers Take Stage in District I New Hinckley Community Center is Taking Shape Public Health Sponsors Cultural Presentation State Seeks Public Comment on Line 3 5th Annual Adopt-a-Shoreline Clean-Up Effort on Lake Mille Lacs Band Members and Allies State Strong Opposition to Line 3 Chameleon 5K — Rainbow of Color at Rice Lake Refuge Commissioners Discuss Concerns with District III Band Members District II Student Headed to Indigenous Games Emergency Response Committee Prepares for Wildfire Gikendandaa i’iw Ojibwemowin — Learn the Ojibwe Language Leadership Conference Addresses Culture, Communication Memorial Weekend Features Film, Music, Art, Powwow Nay Ah Shing Meets Goals, Raises Bar for Next Year Our Relationship with the Environment Red Cross Volunteers Bring Sheltering Workshop to District I Secretary-Treasurer Attends NCAI Conference in Connecticut State, Federal Politics Loom Large in Indian Country State-Tribal Relations in Action: Band Public Safety Headlines Meeting with Governor Staying Safe, Being Prepared in Summer Months Understanding MCT- Mille Lacs Band Issues All We Have is Each Other Band and Pine County Continue Collaboration on Important Issues Commissioner Stresses Natural Resources are Gifts from Manidoo Dentists Bring Experience, Empathy to Ne-Ia-Shing Clinic Equine-Assisted Therapy Helps Band Members Heal, Recover Wenji-ganawendamang Gidakiiminaan Indigenous Games Are a Family Tradition for Reuben Gibbs Leonard Sam Ricing and Fishing Meetings Prepare Band Members for Constitutional Convention Minisinaakwaang Celebrates at Gii-Ishkonigewag Powwow Minnesota Chippewa Tribe Will Hold Constitutional Convention New District II Associate Justice is Excited by New Role Pipeline Risks and the Next Steps Protecting Wisdom Keepers — Elder Abuse in Tribal Communities Road Project Raises Concerns over Artifacts, Remains School’s IN for Summer! State of Minnesota Working Family Tax Credit 2017 Update Stroke Danger Threatens MN Tribes The 1855 Reservation: M-Opinion Says Boundaries Are Intact Treuer Addresses Cultural Continuity, Cultural Change What Defines Me as a Mille Lacs Band Member Wide-Ranging Discussion at First MCT Constitutional Convention Meetings September is National Preparedness Month Commissioner of Administration Works to Implement Chief's Vision Mille Lacs is Second Home for New Education Commissioner New Health and Human Services Commissioner Sets High Goals for Healthcare in Indian Country Camp Ripley Commander Honored at Powwow Chief Executive Melanie Benjamin's September 2017 Letter Comment Period Open for Changes to Wild Rice Standards A Drum Is the Heartbeat of the Mother Band Members Invited to Smudge Capitol Mino Bimaadiziwin Helps Band Members Overcome Barriers Moccasin Telegraph — The Rhythm of Ricing September Legislative Update Traditional Images Chosen in License Plate Contest National Preparedness Month: Make a Plan to Help Your Neighbors and Community Airboat Training Prepares Officers for Rescue Operations Bassmaster Angler of the Year Tournament Returns to Mille Lacs Love Water, Not Oil — Honor the Earth Rides for Life Mille Lacs Corporate Ventures Names Michele Palomaki CEO of Wewinabi, Inc. Survey Says Band Members Favor New Approach to Truancy They Are Remembered at Big Sandy Lake DNR Commissioner Extends Ricing Hours in District I National Preparedness Month Week 3: Practice and Build Out Your Plans Governor Pressures County to Sign Law Enforcement Agreement with Band Minnesotans to Gather at State Capitol to HOLD THE LINE on Enbridge Line 3 TERC Meets with Minnesota Homeland Security and Emergency Management Chief Executive Hosts Meet-and-Greet with New Commissioners Assistant Commissioner Brings New Perspective to Government Legislative News — License Plates, TERO, Ethics Code Child Support Enforcement Update October/November 2017 Newest Pipeline Developments Encouraging, But Not Resolved Line 3 Hearings This Week in East Lake, Hinckley New Beginnings Women's Gathering October 2017 Message from the Chief Executive ‘Percap Patrol’ Brings Anti-Drug Message to Reservation Neighborhoods Band Members Seek Answers, Action After Surge in Overdoses Bassmaster Brings Anglers, Crowds Back to Mille Lacs Community Members Step Up, Come Together to Fight Addictions District I Welcomes Teachers and Staff of Onamia Schools Gego Awakaanaaken Giwiiji-Bimaadiziim It's Time for Action Minor Trust Training Scheduled for Nov. 13 Pine Grove Students Get Hands-on Lessons in Safety Nay Ah Shing Students Learn about Safety, Fire Prevention Band, Pine County Work Together to Hire Community Coach Message from the Chief Executive, November 2017 ‘Percap Patrol’ Leads to Discussion, Organization, Action Band Members, Officials Present at NCAI Convention Let Our Voices Be Heard Micronesian Canoes Come to Mille Lacs November 2017 State and Local News Briefs Circle of Health Plans Weekly MNSure Enrollment Events Mille Lacs Chapter of Natives Against Heroin Meets November 2017 National News Briefs Teaching People About Anishinaabe Band Members, Employees Chosen for Leadership Training DAR Inducted Into Minnesota Boxing Hall of Fame HHS Meets with U of M on Drug Courts, Precision Medicine Walk for Family Peace Brings Awareness of Domestic Violence Wraparound Staff Attend Homelessness Conference Zumba Dances Its Way Into District II Grants Department Responds to Community Needs Immersion Teacher Receives Teaching License, Second Degree Winter Hazard Awareness Week is Nov. 6-10 Pine County, Mille Lacs Band Seek Applicants for Community Coach Position Mille Lacs Band Designated Heart Safe Community Onamia Teachers Learn Ojibwemowin Pine Grove Update — Safety, Weather, New Books Grand Casinos Honor Veterans with Free Meal Mille Lacs Band Receives Grant to Address Opioid Crisis Department of the Interior Searches for 17,000 Native American Individuals to Claim Accounts Before November 27 Deadline Band to Hold Law Enforcement Rally at Capitol Letter from Feds Confirms Boundaries, Law Enforcement Powers Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Files Lawsuit Against Mille Lacs County Secretary of Interior Meets with Band, County on Law Enforcement Band Members Rally to 'Un-Cuff Our Cops' WEWIN Experience Inspires Youth to Take Action Blandin Provides Lessons in Leadership and Community Mille Lacs Band Broadband Vision, Projects Held up as Example at Statewide Conference Annual Corporate Ventures Fall Feast December Message from the Chief Executive Max and His Flutes Mediation Stalls; County Hires Attorney Wenda-noomage-apaginigod A’aw Anishinaabe — Drug Abuse Among Anishinaabe The Healing Power of Running Quilting Tribal Court Seeks Special Magistrate Deadlines Approaching for Insurance Applications Former Inmate Gives Back to Correctional Facility Vet Clinic Coming to East Lake Band Members Share Stories at Tribal Opioid Summit Elder Refreshes Nursing Skills Ge-Niigaanizijig Storytelling Camp Psychologist Speaks on Race Relations, Economic Disparities Pet Health Clinics Return to Districts I, II, and IIa Attempted Eagle Rescue Shows Danger of Lead Community Center is the Place to be for District I Teens Former NHL Scout Donates to Kindergarten Class Making Culture Cool Again Ricing School — Learning, Fun Combine at Manoomin Harvest Treuer Presents an Honest History of Thanksgiving Band Members Ask Questions, Give Feedback to DNR Ojibwe Language Becoming Priority at Onamia Schools Pine Grove Students Study Planets, Art, Anatomy Chippewa Tribe 2018 Election Calendar Released LEECH LAKE BAND OF OJIBWE FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST OPIOID MANUFACTURERS Band’s Broadband Efforts are Model at Statewide Conference Insurance Deadline Is January 14 Message from the Chief Executive New License Plates Available from DMV Per Cap Patrol, Tribal Police Offer Mutual Support Constitutional Convention Heading to Grand Portage in January Band, Pine County Share Local Government Innovation Award January 2018 Legislative Update January Pine Grove Update Mediation Continues, County Responds County Board Approves Contracts for Legal Defense of Sheriff, Attorney Program Fair Comes to District II District I Health Clinic Is Taking Shape Charlie Lippert — Engineer by Day, Language Learner by Night DNR Program Receives Award for Fish Hatchery Enbridge Obstacles Can’t Stop Protectors From the Pain, to the Game Keeping the Ojibwe Language Alive Virgil Wind — School Board Chair Extraordinaire Chief Executive Highlights "New Warriorism" in State of the Band Address Executive Branch Commissioners' Reports 2018 State of the Judiciary Police Chief Sara Rice Becomes First Tribal Chief on Minnesota POST Board Winter Storytelling Event Focuses on Keeping Tobacco Sacred Gaa-izhi-ina’oonwewizid A’aw Anishinaabe-abinoojiinh — What the Manidoog Gave Us as Anishinaabe to Help Our Babies GLIFWC Officials Study Resource Management in Peru Commissioners Attend Indigenous Governance Program Youth Create Tribute to Mentor With Help From Native Artist, Community Members Moccasin Telegraph — Preserving Our Language and Culture State of the Judiciary: The ‘Ripple Effect’ of the Opioid Crisis Band Assembly Called to Order — 2017 Legislative Highlights February News Briefs A New Warriorism — 2018 State of the Band Address February Band Briefs Power to the People — Leaders Praise Grassroots Efforts GLIFWC Announces 2018 Summer Internships Tribal Police Chief Earns Back-to-Back Honors HHS Sponsors Manoomin Cookoff East Lake Hearing Focuses on Cultural Impact of Proposed Line 3 Pipeline Urban Youth 'Shop with a Cop' Positive Indian Parenting Training for Trainers Trainees Convert Centers Into Shelters Candidates Certified for April 3 Primary Election Igloo Project Makes Learning Fun for Wewinabi Students Mille Lacs' Circle of Influence New Date, Venue for Basketball Tournament Waakobinigod A’aw Anishinaabe — That Which Pulls Anishinaabe From Their Original Teachings Youth Powwow Returns to Chiminising March 24 BIA Forum Educates on Opioid Crisis Polar Plunge Returns to Mille Lacs March 10 Affordable CPR/AED Class Coming to Urban Office April 9-13 is Severe Weather Awareness Week Pharmacist Shares the Facts on Narcan Lady Baller — Chiminising Student Finds Success on Court March 2018 Local News Briefs March 2018 State and National News Briefs DIIA Youth Bowls in State Tournament Winter Camp Provides Hands-On Education at Rutledge Band Member Artists Light Up the Cities Moccasin Telegraph — Using Tobacco to Pray for Others Four Winds Continues to Meet Band Member Needs Know Your Government — Health and Human Services Absentee Ballots Available for April 3 Primary Biologists Give Update on Status of Ogaa Treaty Rights Day Celebrates Heritage Rachel Dorion — Harvesting Health The Welcoming Face of Chiminising Make Your Voice Heard: Vote! Aadizookewin! Winter Storytellers Take Center Stage at Grand Makwa April 3 Primary Will Narrow Field for Secretary-Treasurer, District Reps April 2018 Message from the Chief Executive April 2018 News Briefs Band Seeks Self-Governance Growth Through Native Farm Bill Efforts 3rd Annual Ziigwan Youth Powwow Native Governance Center Moderates Candidate Forums Frances Davis — Living Through Changes in District I Moccasin Telegraph — Springtime Sugarbushing Band Members Elect New Secretary-Treasurer, Representative Candidates District III Athletes Advance to State Mille Lacs Band Announces Primary Election Results 2018 Spring Cleanup Is Coming! Tony Buckanaga — Iron Chef Minisinaakwang Chief Executive Marks Anniversary of Self-Governance with Senate Testimony Ziinzibaakwadwaaboo Harvest Shows Reality of Climate Change Prepared for Emergency Band Members Encouraged to Apply to First Ever Tribal Youth Gathering Bemidji Students Honored for Audio-Visual Production Work Mille Lacs Indian Museum May Events and Classes Beloved Wewinabi Gramma Retires May 2018 News Briefs District I Cleanup Rescheduled Miigwanens Geyaabi Eni-dibaajinjigaazod — The Story of Miigwanens Continues Moccasin Telegraph — Growing Up in Nature 50+ Program Provides Job Opportunities The Generous Life of Beatrice Taylor Diving into Mille Lacs Lake Biology Language Warrior's Lifelong Love Affair with Ojibwemowin Sugarbush — The Sweetest Tradition Water is Who We Are — Protect Us House Members File Protest Against Rep. Sondra Erickson Band Seeks Dismissal of Counterclaim Band to Receive 5,000 Drug Disposal Kits to Safely Dispose of Prescriptions Chief Executive Melanie Benjamin Accepts Orville Freeman Award Big Weekend Ahead at Mille Lacs Indian Museum Self-Governance Conference Recognizes Band's Historic Contributions NAS takes 1st, 2nd at Annual Quiz Bowl Students Learn Money Management from Experts at Minor Trust Training Seminar May 2018 News Briefs Weweni Inaabaji' Aw Asemaa League All-Native Tourney Brings High-Energy Hoops to Mille Lacs Fishery Committee Discusses Relationship with Tribes Governor Vetoes Rice Bill Lady Luck Estates Project Wins Award HHS Department, U of M Seek to Reduce Disparities in Tobacco-Related Illness June 2018 Message from the Chief Executive Will the Real Wild Wild Rice Please Stand Up? A Beautiful Day for a Powwow 'Gigsy' Brings Digital Media Training to Nay Ah Shing Band Members Honored at Graduation Event Elder Financial Exploitation on the Rise The Family Violence Prevention Program Is Here to Help Band Members Create Welcoming Environment at Four Winds Moccasin Telegraph — The Center of the Moon Namebinikaa! Nay Ah Shing Students Learn Spearing Tradition Baabiitaw's Bush Foundation Fellowship: Year One Gikendandaa i'iw Ojibwemowin — Learn the Ojibwe Language Election Day is June 12 MILLE LACS BAND ANNOUNCES GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS iQuits Project Presents Final Report Band Supports Fond du Lac in Opposing PolyMet Land Swap Heavy Haul of Trash at Adopt-a-Shoreline Pomp and Pride at NAS Graduation Hundreds of Pounds of Electronic Waste Recycled Through DNR Program Community Activism Brings Awareness and Response to Foster Care Crisis Wewinabi Students Receive Head Start Diplomas State and Local News Briefs Anishinaabe Values Motorcycle Ride Gears Up July 28 Grassroots Group Hosts Picnic Keeping Tobacco Sacred is Theme of Digital Storytelling Interviews Mark your calendar: Minnesota primaries are August 14! Moccasin Telegraph — Summer Gathering Outgoing Assembly Marks Accomplishments from Last Year Anderson Shares Recipes for Success with Band Youth July 2018 Message from the Chief Executive Active in the Language Former Tribal Judge Richard Osburn Running for Mille Lacs County Attorney Opioid/Heroin Awareness Community Outreach Vets Remember the Fallen at Normandy ALICE Prepares Schools for Emergency End-of-School-Year Picnic Brings Urban Members Together Gikendandaa I’iw Ojibwemowin— Learn the Ojibwe Language National Veterans Exhibit Comes to Mille Lacs Indian Museum Painting Unveiled Featuring Mille Lacs Band Marine Veteran Mille Lacs Band Swears In New Band Assembly Members Teen Pregnancy Program Completes Live It! Curriculum Implementation Nay Ah Shing Summer School Has Something for Everyone Baby Moccasin Class for Young Mothers ClearWay Tribal Tobacco Grant Ends BIA Agent Discusses Opioid Epidemic State Approves Line 3; Opponents Regroup and Plan for the Next Phase August Events at Mille Lacs Indian Museum August News Briefs First Homes Finished at Lady Luck Estates August 2018 Message from the Chief Executive Native Votes Needed in Crucial Primary New Secretary-Treasurer Sets Agenda for Band Assembly Band Participates in Healing Circle Run Moccasin Telegraph — Fall Ricing Native Americans Are Important Partners in Prevention Cheyanne Peet — A Warrior Fighting an Invisible Enemy Grassroots Groups Are Changing Minds and Changing Lives Chief Executive Encourages Band Members to Vote August 14 Band Conducts First Telemetry Study of Mille Lacs Walleye Mille Lacs Band endorses Keith Ellison for Attorney General Brawn, Brains, Beauty, and Determination Minzel Brings Her Message to District I Community Picnic Osburn's First Priority: Fix the Band/County Relationship Peggy Flanagan Hopes to Make History as Lieutenant Governor Voting in Minnesota: Frequently Asked Questions What's on My Primary Election Ballot? 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