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St. Croix Tribe receives land donation to expand Clam Lake community
Siren couple gives 30 acres adjacent to existing tribal lands.
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Minnesota DNR reminds Minnesotans of Tribal rights to harvest fish
Legally protected and regulated harvest usually begins at ice-out.
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Ojibwe spring fishing season starting soon
Wisconsinites reminded of protected tribal right to fish.
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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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Meet Miskobineshii: Part Three
Returning to her roots and sharing her knowledge.
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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 elder and moccasin maker to share craft at Turtle Lake event
Miscobinayshii will discuss and demonstrate techniques to celebrate Native American Heritage Month.
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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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Six Ways of Seeing the St. Croix: Native lands
The St. Croix River watershed is the homeland of the Ojibwe and Dakota, who continue to live here and retain legal rights to the land and water.
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