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'One Bowl One Spoon': Giiwedinong museum showcases wampum belt treaty - Park Rapids Enterprise | News, weather, sports from Park Rapids Minnesota - Vimarsana News

'One Bowl One Spoon': Giiwedinong museum showcases wampum belt treaty - Park Rapids Enterprise | News, weather, sports from Park Rapids Minnesota

The Giiwedinong Treaty Rights & Culture Museum celebrated the National Day of Racial Healing on Tuesday, Jan. 16.

Indians once protested outside the old Park Rapids library. Now they have a museum there. - Vimarsana News

Indians once protested outside the old Park Rapids library. Now they have a museum there.

PARK RAPIDS, MINN. - Not long ago, protesters demonstrated outside the former Carnegie library here that served as the temporary regional office for Enbridge, the Canadian multi-national company that was building a 1,097-mile oil pipeline through Minnesota. The protesters, who called themselves water protectors, contended the pipeline endangered wetlands and violated Indian treaties. In the ...

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Midweek Motivator: Four thousand words of Indigenous Peoples history - Vimarsana News

Midweek Motivator: Four thousand words of Indigenous Peoples history

From 4-7 p.m. Oct. 26 at the Historic Crow Wing County Courthouse, 326 Laurel St., an open house will feature guided tours of four of Sarah Thorp Heald’s paintings

LaDuke: The story of Chief Shawboshkung - Vimarsana News

LaDuke: The story of Chief Shawboshkung

The words and actions of Shawboshkung are to be remembered forever, Winona LaDuke writes.

LaDuke: The story of Chief Shawboshkung - Vimarsana News

LaDuke: The story of Chief Shawboshkung

The words and actions of Shawboshkung are to be remembered forever, Winona LaDuke writes.