Follow us on Twitter #CATribalTribune www.c-a-tribes.org/tribal-news March 1, 2017 -Volume 13, Issue 5 Food Distribution Store expands with new location in Clinton, OK spots at once,” Lime said. While the Watonga Food Distribution store serves within By Latoya Lonelodge, Staff Reporter One of the primary benefitting factors that Food Distribu- the area, there are challenges in which tribal members face The newly established Food Distribution Store (FDS) lo- tion services is tailgating. Food Distribution currently holds traveling to the store in outside areas. Some of those chal- cated in Clinton, Okla. is the beginning of expanding food tailgates as a placement for individuals who are unable to lenges being without a car and unable to get to their destina- services in the Cheyenne and Arapaho service area. The goal travel to the Watonga FDS location. The Food Distribution tion to where the food store is located. is to help and service people throughout different areas out- tailgates are conducted in areas such as Clinton, Hammon, Lime said that Woodward or El Reno currently could side the home site of Watonga, Okla., where the primary FDS Seiling and Elk City. not receive food packages because they are exceeding the is located, Food Distribution Coordinator Keith Lime said, “Tailgates are for the food distribution out of Watonga, we 10,000-limit population. “The primary goal for Food Distribution is to get the food load up a box truck full of about 90 percent of the foods of “I know there’s a lot of CDIB members who could use the to whoevers qualified to get the food package. I know on the what we have on hand. We try to take them out to different benefits but due to the guidelines we can’t. We can go around outside that it’s hard to maintain life, your lifestyle, and to towns, less than 10,000 population towns are approved to get El Reno, we can go around Woodward but we can’t go inside stay afloat in the time that we’re in,” Lime said. the food package. We get to go out to these locations and the city limits,” Lime said. If you’re able to qualify with the guidelines that we of- serve our same services out of the truck in a private environ- Locations are mainly based upon needs and the popula- fer and if you’re unqualified on SNAP (Supplement Nutri- ment,” Lime said. tion. tion Assistance Program), with a CDIB at Food Distribution, Two tailgates were held at the Clinton location for the For the future of FDS expansion, progress begins with ad- you could be eligible for food benefits without coming out of month of February. For the month of March, Clinton FDS justing to the new Clinton store location. pocket to stay afloat in whatever you have going on in life.” will be able to determine how many people they can service “We’re trying to get adjusted to the volume because the Food Distribution serves to assist the youth and families with their current staff at the new store location. volume, the participation, the warehouse part, is still trying to with food assistance to enable healthier lifestyles. They pro- “For March we can get a better idea of how many people get adjusted to how much food we need everyday. It’s still a vide foods to low-income households on the reservation or in we can see in a day because when we did our first tailgates in learning process but I don’t see anything stopping as far as we designated areas within the state of Oklahoma. February our average people off of tailgate trucks were about can service outside of the building,” Lime said. The new FDS is located at the old Smoke Shop in Clinton. 30 people each tailgate. So it’s going to be a little different,” By closely monitoring progress, Lime said, “Once we The process first started in 2014 and has since progressed its Lime said. watch this close monitoring, we get to say, ‘okay Food Dis- way to a newly remodeled store location in 2016. Due to the Food Distribution is currently federally funded through tribution can handle the store, the second location, all with number of people who need services within the Food Distri- the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). US- current staff, we want to hopefully waiver Woodward or El bution, limited staff has become a challenge due to the expan- DA’s primary goal is to benefit the health of others and help Reno to get them in the lines of receiving the package.” sion of services needed among the communities. assist with those who have limited means to put food on the For more information on the Food Distribution Program “Due to the numbers and our staffing, its hard to be in two table. call toll free 888-747-9520. Noted producer Community homebuyer and director Chris Eyre meetings begin in Concho joins the IAIA By Latoya Lonelodge Staff Reporter

The Cheyenne and Arap- aho Housing Department (CAHD) held their annu- al homebuyer community meeting at the Concho Com- munity Center in Concho, Okla., on Feb. 24. Tribal members were encouraged to participate in the meeting if they currently own a house or are planning on becoming a homebuyer. Information (SANTA FE, NM) Cine- pertaining to the upkeep of matic Arts and Technology homes were given, such as Department Chair James simple home repair fixtures. Lujan (Taos Pueblo) has Debra All-Runner, resident announced that Chris coordinator, said the main Eyre (Cheyenne/Arapaho) concern with CAHD is mak- has been engaged as the ing sure tribal members are Outreach Consultant for the Institute of American Indian maintaining their homes and Arts (IAIA). As part of his keeping their homes up-to- duties Eyre will work with date. Lujan to focus on strengthen- “We try to help them be ing the support of the IAIA more aware and teach them Cinematic Arts Department how to repair their own in the film community, de- homes. There are just sim- veloping internships, recruit- ple things that they can do to Debra All-Runner and Douglas Milligan answer questions related to homeowners and home maintenance during the first annual homebuyers community meeting in Concho, Okla. (Photo / Latoya Lonelodge) ing students, and seeking keep their homes up to date. other resources that will en- We have an annual inspec- The Down Payment Assistance Program (DPAP) was also present hance the program’s success. tion once a year,” All-Runner said. during the meeting to address any questions pertaining to the Down Pay- Eyre has already men- Simple repair information such as unclogging sinks and tubs were ment Closing Grant Policy. The grant provides assistance in homeowner- tored two IAIA students demonstrated during the meeting. Along with maintenance and repair sug- ship for tribal members that are qualified for financial funding from pri- who participated in the 2017 gestions for current homeowners, CAHD’s primary goal is getting tribal vate sector lending or mortgage companies. Tribal members who are not Sundance Institute’s Ignite homebuyers into homes. qualified for a home through Housing Department can apply for DPAP. Program, which provides an “Something that we would like to see is getting as many of our trib- According to Crystal Wilson, Development Services Coordinator, some opportunity for college-age, al members as we can into homes that they can own and be proud of,” requirements to qualify for DPAP are that you have to be pre-approved by aspiring filmmakers to ex- All-Runner said. a bank, you have to be put on the waiting list and you have to meet income perience the legendary Sun- dance Film Festival. Tribal members who qualify for a home are put on a waiting list, which qualifications. Eyre is an award-winning currently holds over 200 tribal members. To qualify for a home, CAHD “You have to qualify for the waiting list, you have to be pre-approved director and producer of film, follows the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) by a bank or lender, the waiting list eligibility requires that you are a trib- television, and other media, guidelines. A few requirements for the guidelines are low-income based al member, you qualify income wise and you’re pre-approval from your directing or producing over and passing a background check. All-Runner said CAHD currently has lending is all-together,” Wilson said. 15 feature films. He has also five homes available. Tribal members interested in homeownership are encouraged to attend worked in directing episodic “We’re trying to move our waiting list as fast as we can to qualified the CAHD’s community homebuyer meeting in their area. television, documentaries, tribal members. We’re trying to work at getting five families in there right For more information on the homebuyer’s program contact 580-331- and commercial advertising. now,” All-Runner said. 2400. Eyre joins IAIA / pg. 8 PAGE 2 Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribal Tribune Tsistsistas & Hinonoei Spirit Charter signed by

JAN $ 2,933,004.04 $ 3,094,533.10 Cheyenne and Arapaho FEB 2,797,797.98 MARCH 5,991,768.19 tribes and neighboring APRIL 2,977,104.18 MAY 2,572,224,43 El Reno Public Schools JUNE 3,432,516.23 By Rosemary Stephens Photo / Glen Miller JULY 2,508,535.35 Editor-in-Chief AUG 2,597,562.26 While most schools are being pressured by Native SEPT 3,265,443.17 American activists to change school mascot names depict- OCT 2,396,856.33 ing Native American names and or symbols, El Reno NOV 1,785,827.19 Public Schools (ERPS) in El Reno, Okla. is embracing DEC 3,213,534.96 their beloved Indian mascot name and Chief’s head logo. With the support and en- 36,472,174.31 3,094,533.10 dorsement of ERPS’s neigh- bors, Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma, the two entities joined together to cre- ate the ‘Spirit Charter of El Reno Public Schools,’ being signed into effect on Feb. 13, 2017. Written within the char- ter under the sub-heading El Reno Mascot: The Indian, it to Native Americans in general,” Cheyenne & Arapaho Lt. reads, “The Indian, the El Reno mascot was chosen during Gov. Cornell Sankey stated on the video. “I know today there the 1924-25 school year as a symbol of pride and respect for is a conflict of people thinking, well they’re making fun of us the strength and perseverance that Native people represent. versus honoring us, but I think with El Reno asking us to be The symbol of ‘standing tall on the western prairie’ is both a included and involved with how we move forward with this Native trait and a vision that the El Reno Public School sys- spirit charter, it says a lot on the behalf of El Reno and the tem wished to instill in its students and staff.” school system.” In a recent video posted on the ERPS website, Cheyenne After the release of the video depicting the spirit charter and Arapaho student athlete Allen Sioux said, “Being an El on social media, comments were mixed. One individual stat- Reno Indian whether it’s being on the basketball team, in the ed, “I’m a 4/4 Native and do not feel we should be used as a classroom at school or just at a fun event we help and rely on mascot. It’s demeaning and disrespectful. We are being talked each other. We have a lot of Native Americans on the team about in the past tense.” (basketball), but when there’s all five Native Americans on Another comment read, “I showed this to my afternoon the court a lot of people recognize that and show love.” classes today. They said they were very proud to be El Reno The charter states ERPS began educating students in 1891, Indians. Especially my Native students,” and another com- meeting in the El Reno Opera House. The first school build- ment read, “D--- no wonder you guys are so far behind … lots ing was constructed in 1892, consisting of small two-room of love and pride in video (which is cool) but you all are over- buildings. One was located on the 600 block of South Rock looking the major issue here. The NCAI (National Congress Island for white students and one on North Barker for black of American Indians) maintains that teams with mascots such students. The first El Reno graduate was Nellie Jensen in as the Braves and the R------s perpetuate negative stereotypes 1896. The school is listed on the National Register of His- of Native American people, and demean their Native tradi- toric Places. The school’s population has remained steady at tions and rituals, often citing a long held myth by non-native approximately 2,500 students from the 1930s through today, people that ‘Indian’ mascots ‘honor Native people.’” with the current enrollment number of 2,750. Read the full text of the Spirit Charter of El Reno Public “I think it’s a compliment to our people, and a compliment Schools in its entirety, visit www.facebook.com/elrenops. Turning the corner from addiction counselors, be- By Rosemary Stephens come educated Editor-in-Chief on what they are We hear the stories daily. Mother facing with ad- addicted to meth, father addicted to diction and phase alcohol. Brother, sister, son, daughter. five is the re-entry Addiction targets all people regard- phase. less of their economic status, their “By the time backgrounds, their home environ- they reach phase ments. Breaking the cycle of addic- five we have them tion by grasping hold of recovery can doing a giving be the hardest endeavor journey of a back project, acts person’s life … even when they want of kindness so to it more than life itself. speak, they are Recognizing that sending people to actively working prison for addiction is a waste of hu- on a GED if they man lives, the Custer/Washita County need one, have a Drug Program has been taking anoth- job, paying court er path in combatting drug/alcohol costs and fines, so addiction and giving people the tools they don’t have they need to succeed with recovery. that hanging,” Ivy Amber Mount suprises Erma Brown with Valentine’s gifts “The program began in approxi- said. “Our success on her community service project at the Indendent Living mately 2005. Instead of sending peo- stories are invis- Center in Clinton, Okla. (Courtesy photo) ible because they ple to prison we are allowing them to running the streets and doing what we go back into their communities, they work in the community, give back to want, but giving back to the commu- get jobs, pay their bills, contribute to the community, stay with their fami- nity has helped me see a better way to society and we never hear of them lies and have an opportunity to work live by helping people,” Mount said. again. Those are the success stories. on their recovery,” Sarah Ivy, drug co- Part of giving back to the commu- We only get to hear about the ones ordinator said. nity has included delivering gifts and who get high again, or land back into Implementing a five phase program, Valentine’s to the elderly at the Chey- jail, but I would say we have about a Ivy said consisted of phases one and enne and Arapaho Independent Living 60 percent success rate now.” two being classified as entry phases Center in Clinton, Okla. Cheyenne The program is an 18-month long where District 3 Legislator Reggie Wassana journey helping individuals clients and Norene Starr have been actively learn how to live without the wear leg Our success stories are in- involved in providing community ser- “ drugs or alcohol. monitors, visible ... they go back into their vice projects to individuals in the pro- Amber Mount has been attend 90 communities, get jobs, pay bills gram as a way to give back to society. in the program for approx- Rosemary Stephens, Editor-in-Chief meetings contribute and we never hear “We serve food at funerals and imately 10 months and said 405-422-7446 / [email protected] in 90 days, about them again.” clean up afterwards, or like we went she is loving life again and undergo to the living center and visited with feels hope. treatment the elders there delivering gifts and “As addicts, we want help but all with the sole focus of just staying food. Norene and Reggie call and get don’t know how to, in drug court they sober and stable. the projects set up through our coordi- make us accountable, we take UAs Phases three and four are the re- nator Sara,” Mount said. everyday, to attend Red Rock and habilitation/education phases where Currently 77 counties in Oklahoma meet with counselors. We are used to they learn about addiction, talk to offer a Drug Court Program. Tsistsistas & Hinonoei Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribal Tribune PAGE 3 Water Is Life: The Story of Standing Rock Won’t Go Away The Dakota Access pipeline is set and oil will flow. But this is not the only fight about water, and Standing Rock is only one chapter somewhere in the middle of a long story. By Mark Trahant, YES! Magazine

Every day I write rhymes on Twitter. I get a kick out of reducing complicated ideas and to a military occupation, a company line to defend, and a global audience via social media. events down to 140 characters. So on February 23 I wrote: Lots of drama. Powers That Be think it’s the end Now the pipeline is set and oil will flow. Perhaps in a few days. So the thinking of the DAPL will now have much money to spend company is that it’s all over. They won. But Standing Rock is a rally cry But this is not the only fight about water. There are now hundreds of scenes spread across Rebalance our world before we die North America. The protection of water, the rebalancing of the world, now has a symbol and And that is the story I want to tell. Standing Rock is only one chapter somewhere in the a memory to carry that story forward. Every pipeline project that’s planned across North middle of a long story. America will have to defend itself in every community, on social media, and with investors. It’s true that North Dakota used the power of the state this week to march into the camps The Standing Rock Sioux tribe hopes supporters on March 10 will march and pray in along the Missouri River and round up the remaining water protectors. But think about that Washington, D.C. The tribe asks people to “rise in solidarity with the Indigenous peoples of story: A few dozen people were arrested at camps where more than 10,000 people once said no the world whose rights protect Unci Maka (Grandmother Earth) for the future generations of to the Dakota Access pipeline. That people power did not evaporate. Even today more people, all.” I think people will go. And by the thousands. Standing Rock is the call to action. tens of thousands, perhaps millions, are still a part of that effort via social media and through The White House tried to rewrite the story Thursday. Press Secretary Sean Spicer told direct action. reporters at the daily briefing that the White House is “constantly in touch with” the Standing The Standing Rock Sioux tribe and its allies have been repeating the same story for more Rock Sioux. The idea here, which has been brewing for a while, is to cast the tribe as a partner than a year: Mni wiconi (water is life). This is a narrative that the state of North Dakota, the of the state. The tribe immediately called out that statement as false. Archambault said in a pipeline company, and the oil industry could not counter, despite spending millions of dollars news release: “We repeatedly asked for meetings with the Trump administration, but never and advancing into Great Sioux treaty lands with a law enforcement army. received one until the day they notified Congress that they were issuing the easement. I was The chief executive of the company behind the Dakota Access pipeline told investors on on a plane to Washington, D.C., when the easement was issued. It was an insult to me and to Thursday that he “underestimated the power of social media,” where stories spread so rapidly. the Tribe. I cancelled the meeting upon hearing this news. We have since filed a lawsuit for According to Bloomberg News, Kelcy Warren complained: “There was no way we can defend the immoral and illegal issuance of the easement and suspension of the environmental impact ourselves.” (Actually, there was a way: Many energy companies have figured out that it’s far study.” better to work with communities than to roll over them.) This lie from the White House is revealing: The Trump administration (and its allies in The point is that the company and the state lost the narrative. But then, “lost” might not be the oil industry and North Dakota) understands that this story is not over. They want their the right word. The company was in a rush to build and North Dakota made the story more narrative back. compelling by acting against its own interest. Think about what story we’d be telling now if And that’s not going to happen. How could it? We all know water is life. the North Dakota governor spent the first few weeks listening to the community and exploring Mark Trahant wrote this article for YES! Magazine. Mark is the Charles R. Johnson En- alternatives. No one would have turned the page to see what happened next. No drama. dowed Professor of Journalism at the University of North Dakota and a member of The Sho- Instead, the county sheriff took center stage playing a villain. In August, Sheriff Kyle shone-Bannock tribes. He writes a regular column at YES!, where he is a contributing editor. Kirchmeier arrested Standing Rock Chairman David Archambault II and the plot raced ahead Follow him on Twitter @TrahantReports. Tensions continue to simmer as the Dakota Access Pipeline becomes more of a reality with every passing day The wealthy backers of the project er received one until the day they noti- are within weeks of completing the fi- fied Congress that they were issuing the nal portion in North Dakota. Oil could easement,” Archambault continued as be flowing even before the Standing he relayed a now familiar story of being Rock Sioux Tribe and the Cheyenne slighted by the White House. “I was on River Sioux Tribe are heard fully in a plane to Washington, D.C. when the federal court, their last avenue of hope easement was issued. It was an insult to now that President Donald Trump has me and to the tribe.” turned his back on them without once Chairman Harold Frazier from engaging in government-to-govern- Cheyenne River shared a similar expe- ment consultation. rience in a sworn declaration submitted The latest sign of the dramatic dis- in court this week. He said the Trump connect came directly from the White administration never responded to his House on Thursday. Press secretary requests for consultation before ap- Sean Spicer claimed the new adminis- proving the pipeline even as the Army tration has been in “constant contact” Corps sought his assistance in clearing with Standing Rock and North Dako- the #NoDAPL encampment. ta’s governor. “The United States Army Corps of “Our team has been involved with Engineers’ approval of the Dakota Ac- both the tribe and the governor there, cess Pipeline is a clear case of allowing and so we are not only, we are con- the fox to run the henhouse,” the tribe stantly in touch with them,” Spicer said said in an accompanying 56-page brief during his daily press briefing. “And that seeks to overturn the pipeline’s ap- I think we feel very confident that we proval. will move forward to get the pipeline The two tribes are due back in court moving. And so we’ll have a further next week for arguments on a prelim- update on that, but I think we’re in con- inary injunction against the pipeline. stant contact with the officials there.” Additionally, both tribes are seeking But tribal leaders have strongly dis- summary judgment in hopes of setting puted the alternative characterization. aside the easement that the Army Corps Neither Standing Rock nor Cheyenne granted to Dakota Access earlier this River were consulted when the Re- month. publican regime in Washington, barely The easement allows the firm to drill three weeks after Trump took office, under the Missouri River and finish the approved the pipeline without complet- 1,172-mile pipeline. According to a sta- ing an environmental review. tus update filed in court, work could be “Spicer claimed that the Trump ad- completed as early as March 6. ministration has been ‘constantly’ in Standing Rock leaders are prepar- contact with our tribe. That claim is ing for Native Nations Rise in Wash- absolutely false,” Chairman Dave Ar- ington. The event includes a symbolic chambault II from Standing Rock said camp near the Washington Monument in a statement on Thursday. starting on March 7 and concludes wit President Trump’s Press Secretary Sean Spicer asserts their administration has “We repeatedly asked for meetings a march to the White House on March been in constant contact with the Standing Rock Sioux tribe. A claim denied by Stand- with the Trump administration, but nev- 10.. ing Rock Sioux Chairman David Archambault and other tribal leaders.

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For more in- March 30-31, 2017 at the tion’s Indian Law Confer- Self-Governance annual formation or to register visit Conducting Credible Flamingo Hotel in Las Ve- ence Consultation Conference PAGE 8 Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribal Tribune Tsistsistas & Hinonoei Eating Eyre joins IAIA healthy Tara Conway, MS, RD, LD, CDE C&A Diabetes Wellness Program continued from pg. 1 for DIABETES Eyre’s expertise in pro- at the university, he resigned March Is National Nutrition Month ducing and directing media in 2016 to pursue filmmak- What is nutrition? physical activity- is a cornerstone of um, and zinc. content centers around his ing on a full-time basis once Nutrition is the science that inter- good health. Poor nutrition can lead to What do all these nutrients do and love of storytelling and hu- again. prets the interaction of nutrients and reduced immunity, increased suscepti- why is it important? To be continued….. manity. His first film was Alongside Terrance other substances in food in relation to bility to disease, impaired physical and In celebration of March’s National the Sundance Film Festival Malick and Natalie Portman, maintenance, growth, reproduction, mental development and reduced pro- Nutrition Month, we will play nutri- and Miramax Films Smoke Eyre served as executive health and disease of an organism (hu- ductivity. tion question of the day for daily prizes Signals (1998). Smoke Sig- producer for the documenta- mans). It includes food intake, absorp- To have complete nutrition we need and a grand prize awarded at the end. nals was noted as the first ry feature film, The Seventh tion, assimilation, biosynthesis, catabo- both macro-nutrients and micro-nu- A daily email will go out with a nutri- feature film written, direct- Fire (2016). The Seventh lism and excretion. trients. Macro-nutrients are needed in tion question. If you answer the ques- ed and produced by Na- Fire premiered at the Berlin The diet of an organism is what it large amounts like carbohydrates, di- tion correctly, then you will be placed tive Americans to receive a Film Festival and he was in- eats, which is largely determined by the etary fiber, fats, protein and water. The in a daily drawing for a prize. Each time national theatrical release. vited to screen the film at The availability, the processing and palat- macronutrients (excluding fiber and wa- you answer correctly, your name will be Smoke Signals earned Eyre White House (March 2016). ability of foods. A healthy diet includes ter) provide structural materials (amino placed in the daily drawing and then the many prestigious awards in- The Seventh Fire opened in preparation of food and storage meth- acids from which proteins are built and monthly drawing, the more you play the cluding the Sundance Film New York City, Los Angeles, ods that preserve nutrients from oxida- lipids form which cell membrane and more chances you have to win. If you Festivals’ “Audience Award” and other cities around the tion, heat or leaching and that reduces some signaling molecules are built) and play every day, all month you will be el- and the Sundance Film Festi- country in July 2016. the risk of foodborne illnesses. energy. These structural materials can igible for a participation prize. Remem- val’s “Filmmaker’s Trophy.” Eyre serves on advisory A poor diet may cause health prob- be used to generate energy. ber you can’t win if you don’t play. The Eyre’s second boards for the Governor’s lems, causing deficiency diseases such Micro-nutrients are needed in small- grand prize will be a Fitbit HR! film, Skins (2002) Council on Film and Tele- as blindness, anemia, scurvy, preterm er amounts and include minerals, vita- NYPD Camp is around the corner, earned its star Graham vision for the state of New birth, stillbirth, health threatening con- mins and others. Dietary minerals are June 12-16, 2017, space is limited to Green many awards, and Mexico, the Greater Santa ditions like obesity and metabolic syn- inorganic chemical elements required 10 participants. See flyer for more in- People Magazine called Eyre Fe Film Commission and the drome and such common chronic sys- by all living organisms. Minerals in- formation. “the pre-eminent Native Santa Fe Independent Film temic disease as cardiovascular disease, clude macro and micro minerals. Macro For more information and tips on American filmmaker of his Festival. He has served on diabetes and osteoporosis. minerals are Calcium, chlorine, magne- eating contact Tara Conway at Diabe- time.” Roger Ebert’s review numerous film festival juries Nutrition is the intake of food, con- sium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium tes Wellness Program 405-422-7685 or stated, “Skins has one of the including the Sundance Film sidered in relation to the body’s dietary and sulfur. Micro minerals (Trace)in- [email protected]. most haunting endings he Festival, the Tribeca Film needs. Good nutrition-an adequate, well clude cobalt, copper, chromium, iodine, Source: WHO, www.who.int/topics/nutritoin/ en/; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nutrition. has seen. Two-Thumbs Up!” Festival and VisonMaker balanced diet combined with regular iron, manganese, molybdenum, seleni- In 2012, Eyre became the Media Film Festival. Chair of The Film School Eyre holds an MFA from at Santa Fe University of New York University and a Art and Design in Santa Fe, BFA from the University of N.M. After re-designing and Arizona. growing student enrollment

VETERAN’S CORNER The Cheyenne & Arapaho es we are tapping into and Veteran’s Office is seeking trying to fit our tribal veter- the help of the general public ans into if they do not meet in identifying homeless tribal any of these two programs veterans in our service area guidelines. Call the Office or even outside our service of Veterans Affairs (OVA) if area. you are in need of assistance There are two very good with the VA medical center, programs that we can plug in need of opening up a ser- the veteran into and see if vice connected claim, need they fit the criteria. One is information on how to qual- the Tribal HUDVASH pro- ify for a free veteran’s Tribal gram, which is now ready to ID card or anything veteran accept applicants that may related. Please don’t hesitate qualify. to give our office a call. This program will pro- OVA will be conducting vide rental assistance and outreach in the service ar- supportive services to Native eas along with other tribal American Veterans that are programs such as HOPE, homeless or at risk of home- LIHEAP and Eldercare. Be lessness living in Canadian, on the look-out for when we Blaine, and Custer counties. will be in your area. The second program is Our office will need a Supportive Services for Vet- copy of your DD-214 to start eran Families (SSVF). The services. If you need assis- goal of the SSVF program is tance in requesting one from to promote housing stability the National Archives we can among very low-income Vet- assist you with getting one. eran families who reside in OVA can be reached at or are transitioning to perma- 405-422-7724 or by email nent housing. ing Russell Willey, lwil- There are more resourc- [email protected]. Election Commissioners sworn in

Photo / Latoya Lonelodge Sarah Orange and Nor- Tribal Court House in Con- ma Yarbrough were sworn cho, Okla. in as election commission- Orange is the election ers Friday, Feb. 17 by Chief commissioner for Cheyenne Justice of the Supreme District 4 and Yarbrough is Court Daniel G. Webber at the election commissioner the Cheyenne and Arapaho for Cheyenne District 2.

Calendar Fundraiser Dance for nations will assist Heather Icey. Community Center in Wa- tonga, Okla. Incentives for Graduation Dance for Heather BigMedicine in reaching her dream of tonga, Okla. students who attend the most Ahk-ta-na-hi Goodblan- March 4, 2017 at the Wa- competing on the team. For Office of Tribal Coun- To be announced is a classes. For more informa- ket tonga Community Center in more information or to make cil Community Meetings meeting in Albuquerque, tion call 405-422-7428. April 29, 2017 at the Watonga, Okla. Supper at 5 a donation contact Pauline All meetings are 6 p.m. - 8 N.M. For more information Clinton Community Center p.m. with dance to follow. WhiteTail at 580-791-0111. p.m. call 405-422-7430. The 11th annual Okla- in Clinton, Okla. Dinner at 5 Heather has been selected MC John Cannon, HS March 7 at the Native homa City University p.m. with dance to follow. to join the 2017 Down Under Moses E. Starr, HMD Kend- American Church building Watonga Cultur- Spring Contest Powwow MC Burl Buffalomeat, Central Conference Cross ricks Sleeper, HWD Laquita in Concho, Okla. March 9 at al Classes beginning April 1, 2017 at the Freede HS Creg Hart, HL Hannah Country Team representing Pratt, HTBD Noah Scraper, the Canton Community Cen- March 9 Wellness Center, NW 27th LittleCoyote, HM Heartsill Oklahoma in the 20th annu- HTGD Isabelle Wray, Hon- ter in Canton, Okla. Marc 21 3:30 p.m. - 5 p.m. every Street and Florida Avenue in Sweezy, HLG Amariah Bea- al Down Under Gold Coast ored Veteran Don Patterson, at the Seiling Community Thursday beginning March Oklahoma City. Free admis- ver Ramirez, HLB Angel Classic in Australia. All do- Honored Family Herbert and Center in Seiling, Okla. and 9 at the Watonga Public Li- sion, doors open at noon. Zamora, AD Roy Bates and Linda Daniels and AD Big March 23 at the Watonga brary, 301 N. Prouty in Wa- Honored Elder Margie Pewo. Tsistsistas & Hinonoei Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribal Tribune PAGE 9 NATIVE HELP ME FIND MY AMERICAN MOTHER’S PICTURE SCOUTING It’s been 60 years My name is Alex J. COMBINE Stone, my Cheyenne name SAVE THE DATE is Mis-sauk. I was raised mostly in boarding school 10 a.m - 5:30 p.m. beginning in 1960. That March 4, 2017 100 N. was the year that my mother McCormick, Oklahoma ‘walked on.’ My sister Lil- City lian and I were placed in the Feb. 28 Native American High old Cheyenne and Arapaho Happy Birthday Quacks! School Football Players school, which is no longer Here’s to three more years are Invited to Attend. there. I went to Chilocco until another leap year. We love Happy belated Birthday Top tier coaches will and graduated in 1968 and Happy Birthday you! then to Haskell. I was draft- Selene Stoneroad Welcome to the World be on hand to evaluate March 6 From Toya, mom, Tommy, ed out of Haskell and went We love you Russell, Nova CharLeigh LaPierre the State's Top Native Amaya & Cadence Bert Mya, KK and Des. into the army. Karla, Lisa, Geno was born at 2:15 a.m., Jan. American Football play- March 30 I live in the great north- 10, 2017. She weighed 7 Destiny Bert ers. This intense combine west (Portland, Ore.) and lbs., 5 oz., and was 18-1/2 Love, mom, Toya, Tommy and is an exciting time for have never returned to Memaw inches long. Proud parents are athletes and a key step in Cheyenne country except Jason LaPierre and Alexandra achieving their dreams of for an occasional visit or THANK YOU! Woods. Grandparents are playing at the next level, funeral. My father died Lucinda Poahway and Joyce To the family, friends and others, please accept this sincere thank you from the family of while improving their while I was serving in Viet Floyd A. BringingGood, Jr. who attended, donated items for the giveaway and the food for Wood. CharLeigh has six football skills. Nam in 1970. After return- the feed. sibilings, Julia, Missy, Jaimee, ing home I have buried all At the time of the services, we may have overlooked those who attended, helped in Georgbe, Jazmine and Joyce. For more information contact James Pryor at of my siblings and I am the some way or just being there for the family during this time of sorrow. We may not have only one left. 928-919-1908 or email thanked you, but we are offering our thanks at this time. I’m looking for help. May God bless all of you with good health and a good life. jamesdpryor@yahoo. Someone who can help me The family of Floyd BringingGood, Jr. com. find a photograph of my mother Lucy Mae Big Ea- gle-Stone. My father was Amos ‘Duke’ Stone. I have been looking for any photos since 1962. I really don’t re- member what they look like and the photos would real- ly help. I could show them to my children and grand- daughter. All my elder relatives (aunties and uncles) are gone. I remember stories of my parents that were told to me by my mom’s sister, Eula Hill. After my mom’s passing I called my aunties mom. What I have gone through is something I do not wish on any other In- dian boarding school stu- dents, especially those who had to be taken away at a very young age. I was 9 years old when I was taken away. If there is anyone out there who can help me, please write or call me at: Alex J. Stone, 3626 NE 157th Avenue, Portland, OR 97230 or call 503-287- 0107.

An Interment followed by Wrestling, playing pol and Edward Lester Samp- the BigMedicine Ceme- spending time with family son, Jr. was born on Nov. 3, tery, southwest of Geary, and friends. 1971 to Edward and Donna Okla. under the direction of Nettie is survived by her Mae (Brooks) Sampson, Sr. Lockstone Funeral Home of husband of 27 years, Hiram at Clinton, OK. He departed Weatherford. BigMedicine of their home from this life on Feb. 2, 2017 Nettie was born July in Thomas. One son Dan- at Oklahoma City. 13, 1957 in Clinton, Okla. te Pedro of Thomas, two Junior was raised in the to Clyde and Nora (Ro- daughters Christina Pedro of Greenfield area. He worked man Nose) Armstrong, and Watonga and Angelica Berri- in the oilfield for a num- passed away Feb. 11 at home os of Thomas, two brothers ber of years. Junior enjoyed surrounded by her family. Antone Fletcher of Clinton cookouts and taking his girls Nettie was raised in and Eddie Pedro of Thom- fishing. He will be deeply Thomas where she attend- as. Five sisters Janice Bea- missed. He was preceded in ed school, graduating from sley of Colony, Mary Lee Edward L. Sampson Jr. death by his parents and his Nettie Ruth Thomas High School in Curtis of Clinton, Irene Ann Nov. 3, 1971 grandparents. Survivors in- Big Medicine 1976. She worked in the Armstrong of Thomas, Darla Feb. 2, 2017 clude his two daughters, Day- July 13, 1957 Thomas area. On March 14, Ocenar of Clinton and Anna eneirah and Tomi Sampson, Feb. 11, 2017 1939 she married Hiram Big- Hidrogo of Oklahoma City, both of Canton, one sister Carol Sampson of Casper, WY, Funeral services for Medicine in Riverton, Wyo- twenty-seven grandchildren one grandchild Nayeli Sampson and a host of extended fam- Nettie Ruth BigMedicine, ming and made their home and one great-granddaughter. ily and friends. 59-year-old Thomas, Okla. there. In 1995 they move3d She was preceded in death Funeral services were held Feb. 22 at the Watonga Indian resident was held Feb. 16 at to Oklahoma City before by her parents and two broth- Baptist Church with Pastor John Whiteeagle officiating. In- the Freedom Worship Cen- returning back to Thom- ers Homer Lee Armstrong terment followed at the Greenfield Indian Baptist Cemetery ter in Thomas, Okla. with as in 2002. Nettie enjoyed and Terry Joe WhiteHorse. under the direction of Pierce Funeral Home. Gerald Panana officiating. watching OSU sports, WWF

ue, officiated by Father Jim stay. Heiser. Pall bearers includ- A golden heart stopped ed Jess Birdshead Sr., Blaze beating, hard-working Birdshead, Thomas Oldman, hands to rest. God broke Kayle Washington, Brindin out hearts to prove He only White, Danny Ortiz, Jerry takes the best. Dewey, Donald Antelope It’s lonesome here with- and Russell Underwood. out you; An Interment was held at we miss you more each Edith J. Bissonette the Arapaho Catholic Cem- day. July 13, 1940 etery in St. Stephen’s, Wyo- Life doesn’t seem the Patrick Jack LeFlore Luke Bearshield Feb. 19, 2017 March 17, 1959 Terrance White ming. same since you have gone Sept. 22, 1958 All night wake services Feb. 11, 2017 Feb. 18, 2017 were held for Edith J. Bis- Antelope God saw you were get- away. Wake services were held sonette on Feb. 23 at the Oct. 2, 1954 ting tired and a cure was not When days are sad and for Patrick Jack LeFlore on Wake services were held Jan. 28, 2017 Hammon Community Center to be, lonely, we seem to hear you Feb. 15 at the Guardian Fu- for Luke Bearshield on Feb. So He put his arms whisper, “Cheer up and 22 at the Indian Baptist in Hammon, Okla. In Loving Memory neral Homes West Chapel in around you and whispered, carry on.” Church in Clinton, Okla. Funeral services were A Rosary was held for Warr Acres, Okla. “Come go with me.” Each time we see your Funeral services were held Feb. 24 at the Hammon Terrance WhiteAntelope on Funeral services were With tearful eyes we picture you seem to smile held Feb. 23 at the same ven- High School Auditorium, Feb. 6 at the St. Stephen’s held Feb. 16 at the same ven- watched you suffer and saw and say, ue, followed by an Interment followed by an Interment Catholic Church in St. Ste- ue, followed by an Interment you fade away. Although we “Don’t cry, I’m in God’s at the Clinton Indian Cem- at the Hammon Cemetery phen’s, Wyoming. at the Concho Indian Ceme- loved you dearly, hands. We’ll meet again etery under the direction of under the direction of Kie- Funeral services for were tery under the direction of the we could not make you someday.” Kiesau-Lee Funeral Home. sau-Lee Funeral Home. held Feb. 7 at the same ven- Guardian Funeral Homes. PAGE 10 Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribal Tribune Tsistsistas & Hinonoei EMPLOYMENT LEGAL NOTICES Employment: Submit a tribal application, resume, diploma(s), transcripts, valid copy of Oklahoma state driver’s license and a copy of CDIB (if applidable) to Personnel Department, PO Box 38, Concho, OK 73022 or email [email protected].

CHIEF FINANCIAL TEACHER CHR GENERALIST EXECUTIVE OFFICER Child Development / CHR Program DIRECTOR Dept. of Treasury Clinton Location Closing: Until Filled Dept. of Social Services Closing: Until Filled Closing: Until Filled Closing: Until Filled Qualifications: Qualifications: Qualifications: Qualifications: Completion of a bache- Teachers hired after July Valid Oklahoma state Completion of Master’s lor’s degree at an accredited 1, 1995 are required to be at driver’s license required Degree of Social Work and college or university in ac- least 18 years of age, have a and be insurable under the demonstrated basic profes- counting, management, fi- high school diploma or GED Tribe’s insurance. Must re- sional competence in the nance or business or comple- certification or have com- side in service area. Must techniques, methods, theory tion of a master’s degree at pleted the 10th grade and be possess or be willing to at- and practice of social work. an accredited college or uni- in the process of obtaining a tend training program to gain Must possess a working versity in accounting, man- GED for a period not to ex- CPR certification. Must be knowledge and understand- agement, finance or business ceed 12 months. Must sign able to attend a two week ing gained through graduate and/or equivalent work expe- employee contract stating Basic CHR Training & First and study and supervised rience. CPA-Certified Public employee will attain CDA Responder Training, Na- work of case work, group Accountant experience re- or Mastery Certification to tional CPS Certification or work and/or community quired with a minimum of maintain employment. Must other necessary training to organization practice and two year’s experience. have a valid Oklahoma driv- keep certifications up to date. the skill to apply these fac- SALARY: Negotiable er’s license and pass phys- Must pass OSBI background tors to department clientele. ical exam. Must be able to check. Must have minimum Knowledge of various laws CASEWORKER lift 50lbs., be physically fit to of high school diploma or related to the administration Indian Child Welfare work daily with children and GED certification. Must of the department programs Office demonstrate basic knowl- have own reliable vehicle including but not limited to Closing: Until Filled edge of early childhood de- and residential telephone. the Indian Child Welfare Act, Qualifications: velopment. Must attend staff Must pass a pre-employ- HIPPA, recommendations Prefer bachelor’s degree meetings as well as parent ment drug screening process for actions that can have in social work or related field meetings when require, sub- and subject to random drug significant on clients. Abili- or an equivalent combination mit monthly reports, attend testing. Must maintain clean ty to prioritize, manage and of education and experience. workshops and have ade- driving record. Must possess complete multiple tasks and Require one year of experi- quate transportation. Must the ability to communicate responsibilities wherein time ence in professional related have skills to relate to the effectively both orally and management and delegation capacity. Knowledge and an community in general. Must written. Cheyenne Arapaho skills must be solid. Knowl- understanding of the Indian pass a criminal background preference. edge of tribal and communi- Child Welfare Act of 1978. check, mandatory drug and SALARY: Negotiable ty resources in order to refer Ability to work flexible alcohol screen and be willing clients to the most appropri- hours and willing to work to work flexible work sched- COORDINATOR ate source of assistance. Pos- other than normal working ule. Cheyenne-Arapaho pref- Indian Child Welfare sess communication skills, erence. Program written and oral, to relate to hours including weekends, Closing: Until Filled holidays and after 5 p.m. SALARY: Negotiable Indian and non-Indian com- Must have knowledge of Qualifications: munities, other agencies and crisis theory and interven- ADMIN ASSISTANT Master’s degree in social the general public. Ability tions, understand and strive Dept. of Social Services work or related field pre- to maintain a high level of Closing: Until Filled to implement the program’s ferred or an equivalent com- confidentiality on all client bination of education and ex- matters and other matters goals, objectives, rules and Qualifications: perience. Must have ability protected by the Privacy Act regulations. Must have basic Must have a high school to work with high number as well as other confidenti- knowledge of early child- diploma or GED certifica- of clients and work as effi- ality regulations. OSBI and hood education and child tion. Must be able to pass ciently as possible. Ability to criminal background check welfare casework, child OSBI background check. work flexible hours, willing required and be adjudicated abuse and neglect indica- Must understand the im- to work other than normal appropriately. Must possess tors. Possess communication portance of confidentiality. working hours, weekends, a current Oklahoma driver’s skills, written and oral, to re- Must be willing to attend any and holidays as needed. license to operate a govern- late to Indian and non-Indian training in regards to the job Must have knowledge of ment owned vehicle. Prefer communities, other agencies position. Must have knowl- crisis theory and interven- knowledge of Cheyenne and and the general public. Abili- edge of principles and prac- tions. Must understand the Arapaho/Native American ty to maintain a high level of tices related to budgeting. program’s goals, objectives, cultures and values. Ability confidentiality on all client Must possess a valid Okla- rules and regulations. Pos- to work with difficult clien- matters and other matters homa driver’s license and sess communication skills, tele with various social prob- protected by the Privacy Act have dependable transpor- written and oral, to relate to lems and/or needs. as well as other confidenti- tation. Must have the ability ality regulations. OSBI and Indian and non-Indian com- SALARY: Negotiable to maintain a wholesome and munities, other agencies and criminal background check favorable rapport with the required and be adjudicated the general public. Ability general public, tribal mem- to maintain a high level of appropriately. Must possess bers, program directors/co- a current Oklahoma driver’s confidentiality on all client ordinators, tribal employees matters and other matters license to operate a govern- and vendors. Must be com- ment owned vehicle. Prefer protected by the Privacy Act puter literate, possess good as well as other confiden- knowledge of Cheyenne and writing skills and be able to Arapaho /Native American tial regulations. OSBI and communicate effectively. criminal background check cultures and values. Ability Must be willing to work be- to work with difficult clien- required and be adjudicated yond normal working hours appropriately. Must posses tele. Must complete OKDHS as needed. Cheyenne-Arapa- Criminal History Review a current Oklahoma driver’s ho preference. license to operate a govern- and supplemental applica- SALARY: Negotiable tion. Cheyenne-Arapaho ment owed vehicle. Prefer knowledge of Cheyenne and preference. INSPECTION SERV. SALARY: Negotiable Arapaho cultures and values. COORDINATOR Ability to work with difficult Housing Authority Letter to the Closing: March 7, 2017 clientele. SALARY: Negotiable Editor: Qualifications: I am just sending this Graduate of an accredited information. university in the field of con- I was very impressed struction management pre- with an article I read on ferred. Minimum of 10 Years Indianz.com on Feb. 7, verifiable work experience 2017. in the field of construction It was entitled, A Day management. Combination of Traditional Prayer. The of verifiable work experi- President of the Northern ence and education will be Cheyenne Tribe gathered considered. Maintains con- the ceremonial leaders fidentiality of certain infor- and people to offer a day mation processed. Ability to of prayer for the people understand and carry out ver- emphasizing the grief and bal and written instructions. pain of the tribe. Good writing and communi- There have been a lot cation skills. Ability to han- of deaths with younger dle people and to communi- tribal members. This was cate effectively both orally a very heartfelt article that and written. Must have a val- affects all Native Ameri- id Oklahoma driver’s license can tribes. and be insurable. Ability to I just wanted to pass work independently with lit- this. Thank you. tle or no supervision. Eloise Rice SALARY: Negotiable C&A Tribal Member Tsistsistas & Hinonoei Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribal Tribune PAGE 11

Interview/Photo by Latoya Lonelodge My grandma Lula, she just tells me to From Weatherford, Okla., Robert Sleeper keep doing what I do Jr. has big dreams of his team winning state out of love and I’ll get in his senior year of basketball. Standing at far. 6’2, Robert is a forward for the Riverside In- Do you have a say- dian School Braves. With the season’s regu- ing or motto that you lar games at an end, the Braves won districts live your life by? and began playing in regionals against Hen- Just live free and nessey High School on Thursday, Feb. 23. lack fear. Sleeper’s dream is a step closer to competing Who or what in- in the state championship. spires you the most? When did you first begin playing and how? My grandma Lula, I started playing basketball in the 8th she took us in when my grade, we always used to play at the park and mom and dad couldn’t I never played for the school until my junior raise us no more. All year at Weatherford and then I transferred her kids are grown and here and now I’m playing. so she stepped up and What is it about the sport that you love the took us in when we best? were young. Just the communication that the team has What does your and the chemistry. routine workout con- What has been your biggest accomplish- sist of to stay fit for ment in the sport so far? your sport? How of- Having a 21-season because in Weather- ten? ford we never won that many games so for Just fifth hour me it means just having a 21-season is good. weight lifting and af- What is your biggest accomplishment in ter school practice five the classroom so far? days a week for two Being student of the month. hours. What is your GPA (if known)? What are one or Were you ever bullied in school? What Kam Chancellor with the Seattle Sea- 2.67 two things in your training, that you feel are steps do you feel should be taken to protect hawks. What goals have you set for yourself in keys to you being successful in your sport? those being bullied in schools today? Which team is your favorite team? sports, school? Endurance and just listening. Yes. You just stand up for yourself, don’t Cleveland Cavaliers Just to play college ball and I’m going to What is your favorite meal before or after fight but just say something like, ‘I don’t What are your immediate plans after try to go to an Ivy league school. a game? have anything against you so I don’t know graduating high school? What actions are you taking to reach these I don’t really have one I just eat what they why you’re bullying me.’ I didn’t pay them Just working so I can have money for col- goals? have in the cafeteria. any attention. lege, I want to go to Haskell. In school, I’m just trying to keep my Who has had the biggest impact on your How do you combat drug & alcohol use What would be your advice to younger grades up and get a higher GPA and in sports life? by peer pressure? kids coming up behind you? I’m just trying to work my hardest and do My grandma. I just tell them I don’t do that. Don’t do drugs, stay in school and just do what the coach says. What are some of your hobbies (what do If you could change one thing in the world, what you love. What has been the most exciting game you you like to do when not playing sports)? what would it be? Robert’s parents are Cheryl Sankadota have played in? Play zombies with my roommate and just Well my dad was an alcoholic and I just and Robert Sleeper, Sr. His grandparents on Probably against Oklahoma Centennial in listening to music. didn’t like when he got drunk so I would his mother’s side are Lula Sankadota and OKC, they were the number one team in the What kinds of music do you enjoy listening probably go back and change the making of Jasper Sankadota, Jr. His grandparents on state and we were number nine so we went to? alcohol. his father’s side are Winona Sleeper and into their house and beat them. We beat them Almost anything, my favorite is country. What would be a dream come true for you Wallace Sleeper. He has two brothers and by 11 points, it was a close game. What is one thing about you that no one in your life? two sisters, Tanner Sankadota, 20, Amick What is the best advice you have ever been else knows? Winning state. Sleeper, 16, Kyra Rutledge, 26, and Tiffany given and who gave you that advice? I can dance. Who is your favorite athlete of all time? Sleeper, 18. In Shawnee, Oklahoma championships are being won (SHAWNEE, OK) Sev- eral championship games were played at Shawnee High School hosted by L-R: Cerissa Honena-Reyes (Shoshone-Paiute) and Kort- the Organization of Ru- ney Meat (Cheyenne/Arapaho) (Courtesy photo) ral Elementary Schools (ORES). Games began Haskell Indian Nations on Thursday, Feb. 16 and were played at Earlsboro University’s seniors Public Schools, Northrock Public Schools, Shawnee Cerissa Honena and Public Schools and St. Gregory’s University. Kortney Meat named The Darlington School Chiefs took Division III to A.I.I. All-Conference Title for their second year in a row. Teams Jeris Sandoval and (Point Lookout, MO) honors banquet pre- Kevin Bigfoot of the Dar- – The Association of In- cedes the A.I.I. Cham- lington Chiefs played in a dependent Institutions pionships, beginning on dominating fashion jump- (A.I.I.) announced on Friday at College of the ing out to a 27-11 lead in Thursday evening that Ozarks. the first half versus the Haskell Indian Na- Honena-Reyes, a Pleasant Grove Warriors. In the Division II ORES come away with a dom- tions University’s Ce- transfer from Treasure championship game, they inating win. 50-31 final rissa Honena-Reyes Valley C.C., is averag- ran the floor and executed score. (Shoshone-Paiute) was ing 15 points per game well with their teammates. Being named to the All named to the A.I.I. this season and ranks Every opportunity from a Tournament Teams were Division II Women’s number 5 in NAIA Di- missed shot or steal, they Wakiyan Cuny and Kevin All-Conference Second vision II in 3-Pt Fg made capitalized on it. Sando- Bigfoot (boys’ team) and Team and Kortney Meat per game at(3.333). Jaylin Reveles and Bobbi val who finished with 18 (Cheyenne-Arapaho) Meat, from Kingfish- points, finished as one Botone (girls’ team). The Darlington girls was named to the Hon- er, OK, is a 4 year start- of the Division II tour- orable Mention team. er is averaging 9 points nament’s Most Valuable defeated the Friend’s Lady The Lady Indians re- per game, 3 assists per Player. Bigfoot finished Falcons in area finals 33- with 15, who was also 29, but ultimately fell to ceived their honor at the game, and 5 rebounds named Most Valuable the Lady Falcons when 2017 A.I.I. Champion- per game this season for Player. they met in the state play- ships Banquet held in the Indians squad. The Darlington Chiefs offs. Branson, Missouri. The PAGE 12 Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribal Tribune Tsistsistas & Hinonoei As police evict water protectors, tribes vow to continue the fight “This isn’t the end by any means. This is the spark. The whole world is waking up now.” By Jenni Monet relinquished his invest- On Thursday, as North Dakota police ment, yet moved in with a fleet of bulldozers, Hum- no evidence vees, and armored MRAP vehicles, Gov. has been Doug Burgum signed into law four bills that produced to would bring harsher punishment for pro- substantiate test-related activity in the state. The bills, his these claims. press statement said, were meant to protect Meanwhile, landowners’ rights. But for the 46 people ar- the CEO rested that day, their stand was about defend- of Ener- ing historic treaty territory. gy Transfer “We’ve always been around this river, and Partners, the that’s why we’re here to protect this river,” operator of said Harold Frazier, chairman of the Chey- the pipeline, enne River Sioux Tribe, the sister nation to had donated Standing Rock. “That river brings life to the more than people.” $100,000 Frazier has become a vocal supporter in to Trump’s the ongoing yet shifting movement to stop presidential the Dakota Access pipeline. Despite Thurs- campaign. day’s razing of the main demonstration camp, With this Oceti Sakowin, he and dozens of water pro- knowledge, tectors, or protesters, have vowed to continue some wa- the fight to guard the Missouri River from a ter protec- potential oil spill, if and when the pipeline is tors say they completed. knew this day As police slashed teepee-like structures would come. open and arrested peaceful resisters, White “This isn’t Veterans join the last few remaining residents of the #NoDAPL encampment in North Dakota as they were evicted during House Press Secretary Sean Spicer signaled the end by the fourth week of February 2017. (Photo / Standing Rock Rising) that the $3.8 billion energy project was on its any means,” way to completion. said Wasté Standing Rock tribe in its continued legal Oceti Sakowin. “We feel very confident we will get the Win Young, as she walked to the Cannon Ball battle against the U.S. Army Corps of Engi- “We will be back!” he shouted. The mo- pipeline moving,” said Spicer. Bridge during a final prayer ceremony held neers, which recently reversed an environ- ment captured the sadness, but also the resil- Less than a week after taking office, Pres- moments before the evacuation deadline on mental impact statement that had halted con- iency, permeating the reservation. ident Donald J. Trump advanced the Dakota Wednesday. struction of the project. Jenni Monet wrote this article for YES! Access pipeline through an executive mem- “This is the spark. The whole world is During the three hours it took police to Magazine. Jenni is an award-winning jour- orandum. It’s unclear whether he still owns waking up now,” said Young, a Standing dismantle the sprawling stretch of remaining nalist and tribal member of the Pueblo of stock in the energy project. Staffers claim he Rock Sioux tribal member. teepees, tents, and yurts, Chairman Frazier Laguna in New Mexico. She’s also executive The Cheyenne River tribe has joined the stood on a bluff overlooking the razing of producer and host of the podcast Still Here.