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Shinnecock Nation Elects Lisa Goree as First Female Chair

WindAction | Revolution Wind facing legal turbulence

The agency that granted Ørsted the permit for the project, the federal Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM), is being challenged in federal district court by two Rhode Island non-profits, The Preservation Society of Newport County and The Southeast Lighthouse Foundation, who claim the agency is flouting the law and ignoring the rights of historic organizations as well as indigenous tribes. The nonprofits also claim that the turbines will spoil the uncluttered view of the ocean for residents and tourists and as such threaten their communities’ livelihoods.

Revolution Wind Facing Legal Turbulence

As Danish Energy developer Ørsted is preparing to start work on its next offshore wind project, a lawsuit may create problems before construction can get underway for the 65-turbine Revolution Wind project that is expected to power homes in Connecticut and Rhode Island.

Shinnecock tribe welcomes its first chairwoman in 250 years

Suffolk County aquaculture program changes its name after Shinnecock criticism

National Congress of American Indians Swears in Newly Elected 2023-2025 Executive Committee

On the last days of its e 80th Annual Convention & Marketplace, the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) swore in the newly elected 2023-2025 NCAI Executive Committee.The organization's Executive Committee is comprised of four Executive Board Officers and Regional Vice Presidents and Alternates from each of the 12 NCAI regions. Newly elected NCAI President Mark Macarro, Chairman of Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians, expressed a message of unity and healing on the horizon for Indian Country. I am deeply humbled and pleased to have been chosen by the National Congress of American Indians to lead this esteemed organization over the next two years,” said President Mark Macarro.

Native group's members reject bid to lessen state-recognized tribes' status

LI native nations oppose national group's plan to exclude state-recognized tribes

Little Beach Harvest Cannabis Dispensary To Open On Shinnecock Land

Little Beach Harvest Cannabis Dispensary To Open On Shinnecock Land - Southampton, NY - Little Beach Harvest is owned and licensed by the Shinnecock Indian Nation and is the first tax-free cannabis dispensary on LI.

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