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Treaty rights organization welcomes first woman executive director
Aja DeCoteau becomes the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission’s leader at a pivotal time for the future of the river and salmon
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Indigenous food and art market to open July 10 | Duluth News Tribune
The Indigenous market will be open twice a month through September. Written By: News Tribune | × AICHO is hosting a series of bimonthly markets this summer featuring works by Indigenous artists and food producers starting July 10. (Clint Austin / 2017 file / News Tribune) Around 20 vendors have signed up for the American Indian Community Housing Organization's Indigenous Food and Art Market. The market will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. starting Saturday, July 10, in the One Roof Community Housing parking lot at 12 E. Fourth St. Vendors will be selling jams and jellies, smoked whitefish...
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Duluth's AICHO recognized as 'regional cultural treasure' with $500,000 grant
Duluth's AICHO recognized as 'regional cultural treasure' with $500,000 grant AICHO's arts program was one of 10 arts organizations in Minnesota to be designated a Regional Cultural Treasure and receive an unrestricted grant of at least $500,000. 6:59 pm, May 19, 2021 × A mural of a Native American woman on the side of the Dr. Robert Powless Cultural Center at the American Indian Community Housing Organization dominates the streetscape on West Second Street in Duluth on Friday evening. The mural was created by artists Votan Ik and Derek Brown. (Clint Austin / caustin@du...
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PRRD gives recommendations on Site C Hauling plan
On April 19th, BC Hydro released a PowerPoint presentation with a plan for the 85th Avenue hauling amendment. On the presentation, BC Hydro says it can only move the nearly three million cubic metres of till required for the approach and earth fill dam in warmer months. Stoppages of delivery would cause significant delays to construction, necessitating the need for truck hauling. The PRRD feedback asked for more specific start and end dates and a more specific definition of significant construction delays. BC Hydro says it would haul between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. daily, except during school pick ...
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