September & The Autumnal Equinox
When the calendar turns to September, we know that another school year has begun, it is Friday night football at the high school, and the smell and feel of fall is in the air.
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Nominees confirmed for provincial election – Brandon Sun
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35 arrested at the Free Leonard Peltier 79th Birthday Action in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday
Thirty-five demonstrators were arrested Tuesday while calling for the release of Leonard Peltier in Washington D.C.
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NDP, PCs post full slates of candidates – Winnipeg Free Press
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AT THE LIBRARY: Guest speakers highlight adult programs for fall
Welcome to fall! September can be a good time to make some plans for the months ahead, whether or not you’re involved with the school year yourself. Litchfield Library has
United States Turtle Mountain Litchfield Public Library Litchfield Library James Vukelich Kaagegaabaw Julie Klassen
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Screams for help played at trial – Brandon Sun
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Pembina Chippewa Tribe will host tribal gathering Aug. 18 - 20
The Pembina Chippewa Tribe is hosting a tribal gathering Aug. 18-20 at the Choteau City Park and Pavilion to discuss treaty rights and tribal issues at Turtle Mountain and Great
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The Badlands – Where monsters roamed and giants played
A step back in time in Southern Alberta
Grand Canyon United States Writing On Stone Provincial Park Rocky Mountains Canada General Great Plains
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Two Native Scholars Link Native Culture to Math
The focus of tribal colleges’ work is to seek connections between the cultures and heritage of the Indigenous communities they serve and mainstream education curricula. Danny Luecke (Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma), a member of the Teacher Education Department at Turtle Mountain Community College, and Dr. David Sanders (Oglala Sioux Tribe), vice president of research at the American Indian College Fund, explored the connections between math content, local culture, and the classroom. While u...
North Dakota United States David Sanders Oglala Bull College Tribal College Journal Math Education At Turtle Mountain Community College
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SVAS turns focus back to community | News, Sports, Jobs
Souris Valley Animal Shelter wants to restore connections with its Minot community, according to its new executive director. “A lot of focus is going to be
Laura Garcia Siri Fisher Maddie Fund Souris Valley Animal Shelter Executive Director Laura Rescue Readers
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