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Fond du Lac solar farm ready to make electricity
“The $2.2 million solar project is among the largest to come online in the Northland.”
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Duluth Casino Completes Comprehensive System Upgrade to IP with Implementation by North American Video
“‘IP really enhances our options for scalability and flexibility…'”
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New Shooting Star Casino near Bagley opens Wednesday
“We did a feasibility in early 2015, and through that it was found that this area had a great demographic and offered a good opportunity for market penetration.”
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Red Lake Nation to build affordable housing in Minneapolis
According to Red Lake Economic Development Director Sam Strong, it’s the tribe’s first attempt to provide affordable housing to members who live outside the northern Minnesota reservation
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Tribes plan gala to celebrate gaming milestone
Minnesota Indian tribes will celebrate the 25th anniversary of the signing of the state’s final gaming compacts on Thursday, September 15 with a gala banquet at the Intercontinental Hotel St. Paul Riverfront, a property now owned by the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe.
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Ojibwe storyteller and writer Jim Northrup dies at age 73
“Northrup embraced his Anishinaabe language and heritage and helped non-Indians understand it through his plays, including a one-man show…”
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Federal judge rules in favor of tribal members, blocks N.D. voter ID law
“Recent changes to North Dakota’s voter identification laws have placed an ‘undue burden’ on Native Americans and other voters, a federal judge ruled Monday…”
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The real history of Mount Rushmore
“The Black Hills story has many beginnings, but it was the Louisiana Purchase in 1803 that opened westward settlement that would seal the fate of Plains tribes, including Minnesota’s Dakota.”
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Treasure Island breaks ground on $86 million resort renovation
“Treasure Island Resort and Casino recently broke ground on an $86 million project that will significantly increase and upgrade its hotel rooms.”
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Dayton selects McKeig as next Supreme Court justice
McKeig a descendant of White Earth Nation, has specialized in child protection and Indian welfare issues.