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The Penobscot Nation and Trust for Public Land announced a plan to return nearly 30,000 forested acres in Maine back to the governance of the tribe. The land represents a portion of what was taken from them in the 1800s, and it's part of a larger effort to restore ancestral homelands to Indigenous stewardship.
The land represents a portion of what was taken from the Penobscot Nation in the 1800s.
By Susan Sharon, Maine Public The Penobscot Nation and Trust for Public Land on Nov. 1 announced a plan to return nearly 30,000 forested acres in Maine back to the governance of the tribe.
Town Moderator Barry Shapiro recognized a few people in the roomincluding Prudence Spaulding, who was one of two people checking in voters. The director of senior services and animal inspector
into snow on the way over here. joe vazquez is up in the north bay. joe, how is it up there? >> reporter: well, it's raining. but you know what, it's quite warm. it's in the 40s still. and, you know, just as lawrence and roberta and everybody has been talking about all week, a lot of things have to happen but especially the temperature has to drop and coincide with this rainfall for the snow to come. so it's something a lot of people here in napa and the napa valley are talking about. in saint helena we have been talking to folks up there. they have been excited about the prospect ...