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Senate Passage of 12 Tribal Bills to Strengthen Native Communities including the Keweenaw Bay Community.

December 12, 2025. Washington – U.S. Senator Brian Schatz (D-Hawai‘i), Vice Chairman of

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Winter is the best time to check trees for hemlock woolly adelgid.

December 9, 2025.Picture Reference - "Round, white hemlock woolly adelgid ovisacs are

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Bay Mills Community College receives $9 million donation from Mackenzie Scott Foundation.

December 2, 2025. BRIMLEY— Bay Mills Community College has received a monumental donation,

Help shape the future of the Sault Tribe’s Community Signage. $50 Gift Cards provided to those that participate.

November 26, 2025. The Sault Tribe Transportation Department invites Tribal Members to

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Sault Tribe Board December 2 Meeting in Sault Ste. Marie.

December 2,2025.

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Excluded from participating in the summit. The COP30 UN Conference Sparks Frustration for many First Nations Tribal Members of Brazil.

November 24, 2025. Dev Kumar Sunuwar reporter for the NGO Cultural Survival reported

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