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Shagobay, a Great Chief of the Anishinaabe
Born along a St. Croix River tributary, Shagobay lived a long life, saw much change, and was part of many historic events.
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Water walkers complete journey down St. Croix River
Indigenous ceremony honors the natural element responsible for all life on Earth.
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Water walkers plan ceremony along entire St. Croix River
Indigenous women organize effort to carry water the length of the river in prayer.
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Meet Miskobineshii: Part Three
Returning to her roots and sharing her knowledge.
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Meet Miskobineshii: Part One
St. Croix Tribe elder was raised in the old ways — and keeps her culture alive today.
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Ojibwe spring fishing season begins, legally protected
Tribal members are currently exercising rights to harvest fish, and monitoring and managing impacts.
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St. Croix Tribe of Chippewa votes to remove ‘blood quantum’ requirement, update constitution
Tribal members rejects U.S. government’s system for determining enrollment eligibility.
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Hinckley art gallery to host exhibit of local Ojibwe artist’s work
Paintings by Robert DesJarlait show “personal visions of a tribal reality.”
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Historic headwaters house connected Indigenous and European people
Ojibwe-French-English couple Antoine and Sarah Gordon lived at intersection of old travel routes and changing cultures.
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