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N.D. reservation getting more housing

The Fort Berthold Indian Reservation is getting more housing.

April 19, 2010

N.D. reservation getting more housing

Officials have broken ground for new housing on the Turtle Mountain Reservation.

April 12, 2010

Reservation area to get broadband

Reservation Telephone Cooperative is getting a $10.95 million loan and a $10.95 million grant through the federal stimulus program to bring broadband service to the remote and rural areas in and around the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation.

April 05, 2010

N.D. reservation area to get broadband service

Reservation Telephone Cooperative is getting a $10.95 million loan and a $10.95 million grant through the federal stimulus program to bring broadband service to the remote and rural areas in and around the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation.

April 03, 2010

Oil boom brings jobs, money to reservation

An oil boom on American Indian land has brought jobs, millions of dollars and hope to long-impoverished tribal members who have struggled for more than a century on the million-acre Fort Berthold Indian Reservation.

By By James MacPherson, The Associated Press , February 25, 2010

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Victims of reservation fire identified

Authorities have identified the two people killed in a mobile home fire west of Sisseton.

February 22, 2010

Water, power outages remain on reservation

Water, power outages remain on reservation A spokeswoman for the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe in South Dakota says power and water outages caused by an ice storm late last month are no longer considered a crisis but that the tribe is still in an “immediate response” mode, trying to get help to people who need it.

By The Associated Press , February 02, 2010

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Sioux reservation struggling after winter storms

February 01, 2010

New crackdown on tribal crime ordered

The Justice Department on Monday ordered prosecutors in 33 states to step up their efforts to combat persistently high violent crime on Indian reservations, particularly offenses against women and children. Attorney General Eric Holder was to announce the initiative after his deputy, David Ogden, issued a memo to federal prosecutors in those areas instructing them to do more to fight tribal crime — a problem the Justice Department has long been accused of ignoring.

By By Devlin Barrett, The Associated Press , January 12, 2010

Reservation seeks crime-fighting grant

The Three Affiliated Tribes are seeking a federal grant to help with crime fighting on the Fort Berthold Reservation.

December 08, 2009

Reservation seeks crime-fighting grant

The Three Affiliated Tribes are seeking a federal grant to help with crime fighting on the Fort Berthold Reservation.

December 07, 2009

Red Lake woman convicted of murder

A federal trial jury Friday convicted a woman from the Red Lake Indian Reservation of murdering a 14-year-old boy and assaulting a 17-year old boy with a knife.

By Forum Communications Co. report , December 05, 2009

Mission grows beyond coats for children

Mission grows beyond coats for children For Florence Scherbenske, a member of First United Methodist Church, the mission started with coats for children. She said a speaker from the Pine Ridge Reservation at a 2008 conference meeting of Methodist women shared the plight of children on Indian reservations in the Dakotas who lacked coats. It wasn’t only dealing with the cold that was a problem.

September 18, 2009

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Reservation refinery opponents seek vote

Opponents of a proposed oil refinery on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation say they plan to gather signatures to put the project to a vote. Kandi Mossett of New Town said her group made that decision after Tribal Council members failed to authorize a public vote at a meeting last week. Tribal Chairman Marcus Levings said he asked for a motion twice during the meeting but none was made. He said he supports the project but believes tribal members should have a said in it.

September 16, 2009

Other views: Help tribes with crime

The high levels of violent crime on the nation’s Indian reservations are not acceptable. Action is necessary. The Obama administration last week announced a new effort to take on crime on the reservations, and said three top Justice Department officials would travel to states with large Indian populations over the “next two months” to talk to tribal members and crime experts about what can be done.” While that’s a well-intended strategy, the president would be better off sending the Justice trio to the Senate Indian Affairs Committee chaired by Sen. Byron Dorgan.

By The Bismarck Tribune , September 03, 2009

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