Todays round up is a doozy, chock full of information that any self-professed in-the-know ultra-hyphenated native american should know.
Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians set back in fee-to-trust case
from the Santa Ynez Valley Journal:
A decision by the Interior Department to ignore local concerns when deciding whether to enlarge the Chumash reservation by removing 6.9-acres of Santa Ynez property from county tax rolls has been overturned by a federal court.
San Manuel Band of Missions Indians Renews Law Enforcement Agreement
from the Press-Enterprise:
The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians and the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department are renewing their law enforcement agreement and plan to celebrate it on the reservation next week.
Native American Bussiness Network Raffles TV Drama Cameo
from BuddyTV:
If you're an NCIS fan who's dreaming of appearing in the show one day, then this may be your chance to do just that. A non-profit organization based in Oregon is giving away a walk-on role in a future episode of the CBS crime series, in order to raise funds for Native American businesses.
Leech Lake Tribal Council Fire Division Directors
from the Bemidji Pioneer:
When Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe Chairman Arthur "Archie" LaRose was sworn in July 4, he said the era of band employees not knowing if they would have a job to come to on any given day was over.
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