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Latest South Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Jul 2 2009 11:12AM
A South Dakota man indicted in a Nebraska
bank theft has been fired from his school job.
Thirty-seven-year-old Neil Jensen of Henry had been employed by
the Watertown School District as corporate education director at
Lake Area Technical Institu
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| Organizers of Whiteclay blockade encouraged Jul 2 2009 8:17AM
Activists who staged an alcohol blockade
on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation north of Whiteclay, Neb., say
they're encouraged by the results.
Duane Martin with the Cante Tenza Strong Heart Civil Rights
Movement says the cooperation among activi
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Crime on Reservations Jul 1 2009 7:09PM
Public safety is a growing concern in one North Dakota community.
It's been dealt with in the past with some success.
However, the danger is still there and starting to get worse.
Brad Feldman shows you the immediate concerns on Indian Reser
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| Treasury official announces money for Indian areas Jul 1 2009 4:06PM
A U.S. Treasury Department official was in
Kyle, on the Pine Ridge [[kxtopic:indian-reservation:t[Indian Reservation]:t]], on Wednesday to
announce $11.3 million from the agency's Community Development
Financial Institutions fund and the economic stim
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| Blockade seeks to stop drinking on reservation Jul 1 2009 7:07AM
Activists plan a blockade on the Pine
Ridge Indian Reservation north of Whiteclay, Neb., home to several
outlets that sell beer to residents of the dry reservation.
Organizers say the blockade Wednesday will be on the South
Dakota side of the So
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Three Affiliated Tribes Home Project Begins Jun 29 2009 7:38PM
Owning a home is a dream that many people share, but unfortunately, not everyone can afford to do so.
Thanks to a new housing project on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, that dream could soon be a reality for many residents.
This morning, members o
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| Here is the latest South Dakota news from The Associated Press... Jun 27 2009 6:04AM
An appeals court says the Oglala Sioux Tribe
cannot pursue a legal challenge that sought to prevent the federal
government from transferring land along the Missouri River to the
state of South Dakota. In a 2-1 ruling, a federal appeals court
panel up
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| Latest South Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Jun 27 2009 5:51AM
An appeals court says the Oglala Sioux Tribe
cannot pursue a legal challenge that sought to prevent the federal
government from transferring land along the Missouri River to the
state of South Dakota.
In a 2-1 ruling, a federal appeals court pan
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| Latest South Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Jun 26 2009 4:13PM
Sens. John Thune of South Dakota and
Byron Dorgan of North Dakota are trying to restore officer numbers
to the Standing Rock Indian Reservation, which straddles their
states.
They say a surge of Bureau of Indian Affairs officers last
summer bum
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| Thune, Dorgan try to boost Standing Rock patrols Jun 26 2009 1:53PM
Sens. John Thune of South Dakota and
Byron Dorgan of North Dakota are trying to restore officer numbers
to the Standing Rock Indian Reservation, which straddles their
states.
They say a surge of Bureau of Indian Affairs officers last
summer bum
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| Thune, Dorgan try to boost Standing Rock patrols Jun 26 2009 1:53PM
Sens. John Thune of South Dakota and
Byron Dorgan of North Dakota are trying to restore officer numbers
to the Standing Rock Indian Reservation, which straddles their
states.
They say a surge of Bureau of Indian Affairs officers last
summer bum
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| Here is the latest Montana news from The Associated Press... Jun 25 2009 5:02PM
The Montana Highway Patrol says two Helena
residents were killed when a pickup truck collided with their
motorcycle east of East Helena. The patrol says an East Helena man
was eastbound on U.S. 12 and trying to make a left turn onto
Spokane Creek Roa
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| Latest Montana news, sports, business and entertainment:... Jun 25 2009 3:52PM
Montana State University President Geoff
Gamble has named Frank Trocki the new chancellor for Montana State
University-Northern in Havre.
Trocki (TROH'-kee) is vice president of business development for
Lincoln Educational Services/Lincoln Colle
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| Poplar man gets 14 years in 2002 stabbing death Jun 25 2009 1:46PM
A Poplar man was sentenced Thursday to
14 years in prison for stabbing a man to death in 2002 on the Fort
Peck Indian Reservation.
Anthony Melbourne was sentenced at the top of the sentencing
guideline range by U.S. District Judge Sam Haddon in
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| Former postmaster sentenced in mail theft case Jun 25 2009 12:57PM
A former postmaster has been placed on
probation for two years for stealing prescription pain medication
from packages mailed to veterans in Zortman, a town just south of
the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation.
Lary Sudchild Vongsavanh, 35, was sen
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| St. Francis man gets year for killing pedestrian Jun 25 2009 5:15AM
A 32-year-old St. Francis man will serve one
year in prison for killing a pedestrian while driving.
Lawrence Bad Hand Jr. pleaded guilty in federal court in Pierre
to involuntary manslaughter, which carries a maximum punishment of
eight years in
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| Latest South Dakota news, sports, business and entertainment:... Jun 24 2009 2:16AM
A Yankton man who pleaded guilty but
mentally ill to three counts of first-degree murder was sentenced
Tuesday to three consecutive life prison terms.
Fifty-eight-year-old Ernest Tupper III appeared before Circuit
Judge Glen Eng, who handed down
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| After Neb. stop, runners head for Wyo., Mont., SD Jun 23 2009 8:32PM
Dozens of runners will head toward
Wyoming for their next stop on the 27th annual Sacred Hoop Run.
Organizers say more than 300 people are taking part, including
about two dozen traveling all 500 miles.
The runners carry eagle staffs that s
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| After Neb. stop, runners head for Wyo., Mont., SD Jun 23 2009 5:16PM
Dozens of runners will head toward
Wyoming for their next stop on the 27th annual Sacred Hoop Run.
Organizers say more than 300 people are taking part, including
about two dozen traveling all 500 miles.
The runners carry eagle staffs that s
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| Latest Montana news, sports, business and entertainment:... Jun 21 2009 3:44AM
The Washington State Patrol says a
Montana man was struck and killed by a semi truck and a car while
walking along Interstate 5 near an exit in Bellingham, Wash.
He has been identified as 22-year-old Michael S. Whitworth of
Dillon, in southweste
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Comments Posted by KXNet.com Users in Indian Reservation News Articles
Joe, Ye of little Faith... Enjoy the week end.... Wave that flag Wave it wide and high Summertime done Come and gone My oh my Guess where that came from Reply...
Snow Spiggy had you pegged...Nattering Nabob of Negativity.. Doom and Gloom. Paranoia strikes deep... What we learn from you (and others) is how a huge dose of right wing media fearmongering propaganda, can brainwash people... Reply...
Posted by prairie fire on Jul 2 2009 11:16AM
In Article: FRANKEN WINS!!Doefreewilleh?
thats a really good superimposed picture of the frank..en... lol... his legs aint that way at all..I KNOW!..LOL...
anyone else ever swim with these nuts?
lol Reply...
Franken better watch his every move and every word that slips out of his slimy mouth, half the people that voted in that election DID NOT vote for Franken (What was the seperation - something like 312 votes? - very, very ,very close). The people that didn't want this freak to win, will make sure he is accountable for the way he conducts himself while in office. I know that if this had happened here in North Dakota, I would be watching him like a hawk, looking for any mis-step, mis-speak, falsehood - etc......... Good Luck Franken, you are going to need it. Reply...
One word sums it up for me. Frightening!!!! Reply...
Yes 37, they are going to do it without me. I don't want to be any part of it. This country is going to be a disaster after Obuma get done with it. Hopefully we will still be able to fix all the things you guys screw up. The only problem is that all the tax hikes will most likely never go away. Take a look at California's problems right now and that's the way the U.S. is going to be in. No, I forgot, Obuma has a printer and ink, he can make more money instead of handing out IOU's.
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Posted by Fair&Balanst on Jul 1 2009 11:51PM
In Article: FRANKEN WINS!!In order to be a clown he would have to be funny or sad....instead he is just a polrarizing freak that peope actually voted for.... He has disses just aboutr everyone.......like native americans ( 'C'mon, I went to school at Harvard. I didn't have two kids or a disability or live on an Indian reservation.'" Source: Washington Times, September 29, 1999).... How about all his tax problems now that is funny...... He ought to be laughing all the way to jail.... How about this one.... Hear about the Democrat who paid his taxes? Me either.... Reply...
The clown fits right into your party joey. Reply...
Poor Reflubs, can't even beat a clown.  Reply...
Yep, a real funny man. And they make fun of our "Cowboy President"....
I am still laughing... Reply...
So the dude in the diaper is the new senator?  And what , who won, what? 
hahahahah! If you"re happy with that then ....ok. 
With the pix was the comment I'd vote for a rock first...I think I would too.  LOL!
He was funny on SNL...as Stuart...that was about it.  Reply...
It's about time, after they killed Wellstone Reply...
It's about time, after they killed Wellstone Reply...
Snow the Half Full side is, that they won't have burdens like you to work with. They stand a fair chance of getting something done without you. ..or anyone like you... Reply...
What happened to the best man
He won...
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Democrats see the glass as half full Republicans see the glass as theirs Reply...
Snow, thats the comment of the week ! And its only Wednesday..  Reply...
The Republicans may have lost but look at what the Dumicrats have to work with. Reply...
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