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Spirit Lake Nation

Indigenous Parents Advisory Committee chairperson Billi Jo Beheler, right, and secretary Valerie Siqueiros discuss plans to transition to an Indigenous governance structure and amend the bylaws for the Bismarck, North Dakota, schools. (Photo by Adrianna Adame/Buffalo's Fire)
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Indigenous parents reclaim traditional governance in Bismarck schools

By Buffalo’s Fire
Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation Chair Mark Fox speaks during an event at the Capitol on March 22, 2024. On Tuesday, Fox said he's "extremely disappointed" with a change of position North Dakota is taking in a court case involving Fort Berthold. (Michael Achterling/North Dakota Monitor)
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North Dakota changes course on tribal redistricting case

By North Dakota Monitor
This Tuesday, Sept. 21, 2021 photo provided by Spirit Lake Tribal Chairman Doug Yankton shows a new sign marking the southern border of the reservation near the town of Sheyenne, N.D. The state Department of Transportation remapped and replaced all the signs at the reservation's major ports of entry after they moved in recent years primarily because of ongoing flooding of a lake on the northern part of the territory. The tribe had tried unsuccessfully for nearly two decades to get the markers in their rightful place. (Doug Yankton via AP)
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Spirit Lake Nation ends lockdown

By Amelia Schafer
Mountain Bureau