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The old saying, “it takes a village to raise a child,” served as inspiration for long-time educator John Eggers to offer a unique opportunity for education, community and tribal leaders alike.

Supported by Leech Lake’s Family Spirit Program, Manidoo Ningadoodem, the event is part of efforts to support Native American families and emphasize a sense of community.

The Leech Lake Band stepped in to revive the annual event, as they showcased Cass Lake, Lake Winnibigoshish.

Has Minnesota become the sort of place where political divisions mean we cant even fish together?

Though the day was chilly, excitement filled the air as more than 100 Leech Lake Tribal Council and community members took part in a ribbon cutting ceremony for the newly acquired Leech Lake Market, formerly Teal’s Market, on Thursday afternoon.

Though the day was chilly, excitement filled the air as more than 100 Leech Lake Tribal Council and community members took part in a ribbon cutting ceremony for the newly acquired Leech Lake Market, formerly Teal’s Market, on Thursday afternoon.

The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe announced on Friday their venture into the food retail industry with the purchase of Teal's Market located in Cass Lake. 

The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe announced on Friday their venture into the food retail industry with the purchase of Teal's Market located in Cass Lake. 

The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe announced on Friday their venture into the food retail industry with the purchase of Teal's Market located in Cass Lake. 

The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe announced on Friday their venture into the food retail industry with the purchase of Teal's Market located in Cass Lake.