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STAFF BLOG OIL PATCH DISPATCH Oil field development evicts tribal members from New Town trailer park
NEW TOWN, N.D. Residents of a 45-lot mobile home park in New Town, many among the poorest members of the Three Affiliated Tribes, are being evicted and will be replaced by oil workers. Tribal lead...
Posted on 3/31/12 at 9:32 AM
STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND United Tribes International Powwow
BISMARCK--The United Tribes International Powwow began Thursday and continues throughout the weekend at United Tribes Technical College. View video from the event here and see photos below.For more i...
Posted on 9/10/11 at 1:41 AM
Strength in family at Spirit Lake: Life is not all bleak and despairing on reservation, members say
Paul Matheny’s sons are talkers like their father, the affable general manager of the Spirit Lake Resort and Casino.
Ask Paul Jr., 15, a question about life on the Spirit Lake Reservation and settle in for a discourse delivered with confidence and intensity. Make eye contact with Victor, 7, and it’s as if you’ve handed the boy a microphone. He is what Regis Philbin must have been like as a child.
By By Chuck Haga , Forum Communications , September 24, 2012
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US attorneys, tribal officials talk safety
Criminal prosecutions have soared on American Indian reservations in the Dakotas in the past year, though tribal officials told federal prosecutors Thursday that more needs to be done to quell crime.
Fifteen U.S. attorneys from Alaska to New York, who make up the Department of Justice’s Native American Issues Subcommittee, met in Bismarck to discuss public safety issues with tribal leaders. U.S. attorney Brendan Johnson of South Dakota is chairman of the group; Timothy Purdon of North Dakota is vice-chairman.
By By James Macpherson, Associated Press , September 07, 2012
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Hoeven, IHS official meet on child safety issues
Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D., met Tuesday with the head of the Indian Health Service to discuss concerns involving social services and the safety of children at Spirit Lake Nation.
By By Patrick Springer, Forum Communications Co. , April 25, 2012
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