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At least two tribal nations are planning to open Minnesotas first dispensaries for recreational marijuana as it becomes legal to possess and grow in the state in August. The White

Red Lake Nation is preparing to sell recreational marijuana where it currently sells medicinal cannabis products on Aug. 1, the same day the state legalizes cannabis use.

“We see this as a resource not only to reduce harm, but to also bring in resources to help our people recover.” Buy Max Nesterak, Minnesota Reformer The Red Lake Nation’s tribal council voted on Tuesday to legalize recreational marijuana and begin selling it—to both tribal and non-tribal members—on August 1. The move could make […]

Carlisle, the reigning Cumbria League champions, finally got their season up and running with a comfortable home victory over Keswick.

Red Lake Nation leaders are making a concerted effort to restore boundaries to include the entirety of Upper Red Lake, for which roughly 60% resides within the band’s borders.

Hundreds of people have asked the Denver Department of Transportation and Infrastructure to come break up the ice at their homes.

Some tribal leaders say the program is a promising first step, but they hope it will eventually include far more Native students.

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On Thursday, the City of Medford approved a $1.5 million land purchase for a permanent homeless campground. But the decision was met with last minute controversy over allegations against homeless nonprofit Rogue Retreat.