Archive for May, 2009

Happy Birthday to Curt Schneider 5-20

May 31st, 2009 Posted in RECOGNITION | no comment »

May you have many many more Birthday’s.

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We are so proud of You Sofia. CONGRATULATION’S for making the honor roll at your school.

May 30th, 2009 Posted in RECOGNITION | no comment »

On May 13th, the Mendota Mdewakanton Community was blessed with the meeting of a very interesting young girl, and her family.  Sofia is a very special young girl,  gifted in native ways. Sofia is on the honor roll at her school.



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Art in the Garden – Pottery sale

May 29th, 2009 Posted in GROUPS & ORGANIZATIONS | no comment »

Hello friends:
The Claybuddies are having our annual Art in the Garden – Pottery sale on Saturday & Sunday, May 30 & 31, 10:00am to 5:00pm. It will be held at 4309 44th Avenue South in Minneapolis (as usual).

This year, we will have 10 artists participating and hope you will be able to stop in to have a look and visit with us. Please see the attached postcard, We are looking forward to seeing you!

P.S. Please forward to your friends who might be interested in coming!

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Illegal for Dakota Indians to enter Minnesota or Dakota?!?

May 29th, 2009 Posted in DAKOTA HISTORY, NEWS & POLITICS | Comments Off

 

After the Dakota Conflict in 1862, Congress passed legislation banning Dakota Indians from Minnesota and the Dakotas.Now, over 140 years later, one state lawmaker is asking Congress to repeal the law.

As News 12’s Bryan Piatt reports… it’s stirring up mixed emotions among area tribe members. Sheldon Wolfchild read the news imagewhen he opened the newspaper a few days ago.Sheldon Wolfchild says, "I’m going…all kinds of emotions run through me. I didn’t know it was still in the books."It still is… a ban on all Dakota Indians after war declared on these lands. That may soon be repealed after legislation brought forward by State Representative Dean Urdahl.Dean Urdahl says, "It basically is a bad law that’s still on the books. I felt there was some need for reconciliation and a need to take a bad law off the books." Wolfchild and Pam Halverson are both members of the Dakota tribe. They say the repeal would provide healing for them and also teach an important lesson to everyone in the state. Sheldon Wolfchild says, "It’s going to open up another avenue of healing for us. Not only for the Dakota people but for the other people in Minnesota to realize that we have to look at each other as common human beings from the heart…not just from the mind." But both point out it doesn’t erase what happened here over 100 years ago, when their ancestors were taken to prison camps… some even hung. Pam Halverson says, "It’s the start of a healing process for my people. It’s not going to take anything away from what happened in 1862 but it’s a start." A start Wolfchild says he’s shocked he may get to witness. Stephen Wolfchild says, "I never thought this would happen in my lifetime but I’m grateful for it." All that is needed now… is vote from Congress and a signature from President Obama.

Get this and other news. politics and satire from http://www.NewsForNatives.com

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Joe Bush has passed into the spirit world

May 28th, 2009 Posted in OBITUARIES | Comments Off

Wake for Joe Bush will be Thursday and Friday at the New Pine Point School starting at 7:00 p.m.

Traditional Funeral on Saturday at 11:00 a.m. at the New Pine Point School, burial will be at his home next to Margaret Norcross.

 

 

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5th Annual Ceremonia Chalchiutlicue & Environmental Justice Summit

May 24th, 2009 Posted in GROUPS & ORGANIZATIONS | no comment »

Please visit online
www.chalchiutlicue.org

tele: 612.600.8272

Friday May 29, 2009
Environmental Justice Summit 9am – 3:30pm
Paul and Sheila Wellstone Center
179 Robie St.
Saint Paul, MN 55107

Saturday, May 30, 2009
March for Water & Ceremonia Chalchiutliecue 11am-4pm
March starts at the Minneapolis American Indian Center
1530 East Franklin Ave, Mpls, MN 55407

Saturday, May 31, 2009
Offering of Flowers Ceremony 9am
Fiesta at the Beach 12pm
Fort Snelling State Park, Hwy 5 and Post Road
Saint Paul, MN 55411

Special Thanks to our Sponsors and Partners: Capitol Region Watershed, Clear Way MN-Quitplan, Mississippi Water Management Organization, Eco Education, St. Cloud State University, ce Tempoxcalli, Multicultural Indigenous Academy, El Colegio, MN Transitions Charter School, & the Neighborhood House.

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Minnehaha Comedy Club. Native American Comedian named Marc Yaffee

May 24th, 2009 Posted in MUSIC / CONCERTS | Comments Off

I’m a comedy club business owner in the Twin Cities. I produce monthly comedy showcases at the new Burnsville Performing Art CenterOn July 10-11th I have a great Native American Comedian named Marc Yaffee from Los Angeles that will be performing.  I’m trying to get the word out to Native American communities to hopefully come out and see his performance. A video preview of his act can be found on my site www.minnehahacomedyclub.com/bpac.html.    Any other suggestion as far as newspapers or radio that market the Native American Communities would be great help.  I have flyers Id be willing to mail out as well with show information to pass along.

Marc Yaffee’s personal website is www.marcyaffee.com

Thanks!

Michael Orensteen

Owner – MinneHAHA Comedy Club

www.minnehahacomedyclub.com
651-270-5783


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My name is Gina Yellow Eagle

May 23rd, 2009 Posted in GROUPS & ORGANIZATIONS | no comment »

My name is Gina Yellow Eagle I am a member of the Oglala Lakota Sioux Tribe.

I’m also a Sales Rep for Native American Office Products & Supply also known as NAOPS. I can offer you office furniture below retail price. We also have a full line of office supplies from our 2009 catalog. With free delivery for purchases over $50.00. We have 54 warehouses nationwide. If you place your order by noon, you will receive your order the next day. We supply every thing from pens to office cleaning supplies. We promise customer service, not empty promises. With over 31 years in business we take pride in excellent customer service. We have been designated a Buy- Indian company.

We are 100% Indian owned. SBA nominated and also a preferred vendor for the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin.We except purchase orders, credit cards, and BPA’

S payment terms: Net 30. Please call or email me.

Check out our website at www.naops.com

Native American Office Products & Supply Gina Yellow Eagle – Sales Representative gyelloweagle@naops.com

Ph: (800) 445-0108

Fax:(800) 562-3868

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The Sacred Cha Nu Pa (Tobacco) Once told by Amos Owen

May 23rd, 2009 Posted in ANNOUNCEMENTS, WHAT'S HAPPENING AT MMDC | no comment »

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Bell Museum

May 23rd, 2009 Posted in GROUPS & ORGANIZATIONS | no comment »

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