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KNTV NBC Bay Area News At 11AM November 14, 2016 - Vimarsana News

KNTV NBC Bay Area News At 11AM November 14, 2016

Bob, this is a position some others are taking as well. Reporter you are correct. Good morning to you, chris. San Francisco Mayor hadley has reaffirmed the status of our city as a sanctuary city. This was just about an hour ago. The mayor was going by the board of supervisors and the gay mens chorus as he stood on the steps of the city hall rotunda in an act of defiance against president elect donald trump, trump who has threatened to hold federal funding in sanctuary cities. The San Francisco police and Fire Department have refused to notify or turn over undocumented immigrants to the federal...

Cherokee language may soon be shared in virtual classes - Vimarsana News

Cherokee language may soon be shared in virtual classes

In the Jan. 26 Culture committee meeting, Howard Paden, Cherokee Nation language department executive director, updated the tribal council on the continuing efforts of language preservation.

CC-PS makes impact for NW Pacific Cherokees - Vimarsana News

CC-PS makes impact for NW Pacific Cherokees

Living outside the boundaries of the Cherokee Nation reservation has at-large Cherokee communities continually seeking ways to stay connected to the culture and to their fellow Cherokees.

C.N. Le – The Conversation - Vimarsana News

C.N. Le – The Conversation

C.N. Le’s profile on The Conversation

Cherokee Nation, Cherokee Nation Businesses work on language, art, historical projects - Vimarsana News

Cherokee Nation, Cherokee Nation Businesses work on language, art, historical projects

Cherokee Nation Businesses is working on projects this year for language, art and historical site acquisitions.