INDN’s List Prepares for First Round of 2008 INDN Candidate Endorsements
The 2008 election cycle is gathering speed! INDN’s List received over twenty applications for endorsement from Indians running for state and local offices all over the country. Have you turned in your application? Soon we will announce our first round of INDN’s List endorsed candidates. Stay tuned!
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Indian lawmakers: Senator has much on docket
January 14, 2009
from the Missoulian
By JODI RAVE of the Missoulian
HELENA - With the Montana Legislature under way, Sen. Jonathan Windy Boy, D-Box Elder, is asking fellow lawmakers to support nearly a dozen bills addressing issues such as domestic violence, celebrating American Indian heritage and improving he
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Indian lawmakers: Juneau brings experience to Legislature
January 4, 2009
from the Missoulian
By JODI RAVE of the Missoulian
Sen. Carol Juneau, D-Browning, the longest-serving member of the Montana Legislature's American Indian caucus, arrives for the 2009 session with legislative priorities ranging from water compacts and education funding to hate crimes and energy d
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Veteran legislator Campbell focused on budget
January 6, 2009
from the Missoulian
By JODI RAVE of the Missoulian
Editor's note: The Missoulian continues a nine-part look at the Indian legislators serving in the 2009 Montana Legislature.
Rep. Margarett Campbell, D-Poplar, who holds a top leadership position in the Montana Legislature, expects the state budg
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New day' for Natives, education: Juneau takes helm as superintendent of public education
January 6, 2009
from the Missoulian
By JODI RAVE of the Missoulian
HELENA - Denise Juneau raised her right hand and was sworn in as the state's top K-12 educator on Monday, a coup that earned her traditional honor songs, trade blankets, two eagle feathers and praise from all corners of the
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Indian lawmakers: Peregoy stresses importance of education
January 15, 2009
from the Missoulian
By JODI RAVE of the Missoulian
HELENA - When Sen. Sharon Stewart Peregoy, D-Crow Agency, stood among fellow members of the Montana Senate during swearing-in ceremonies, she spoke in her Crow language, breaking the state's English-only law.
Peregoy, a bilingual e
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