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Rodeo Returns to Hollywood Know Where I Was Going WR HQG XS´ Chairman Marcellus W ACD participant Students get Close-Up in Pemayetv Emahakv girls thrives in kitchen Washington, D.C. win tournament COMMUNITY Y 7A EDUCATION Y 3B SPORTS Y 2C Volume XLI • Number 2 February 28, 2017 Chairman Osceola settles into new role BY BEVERLY BIDNEY Staff Reporter HOLLYWOOD — Serving as chairman was never on Marcellus W. Osceola Jr.’s bucket list, but the new chairman of the 6HPLQROH7ULEHLVFRQ¿GHQWWKDWKHLVPRUH WKDQFDSDEOHRIGRLQJWKHMREZHOO Chairman Osceola got his start in politics DIWHUDFRQYHUVDWLRQZLWKDQHOHFWHGRI¿FLDO WKDWGLGQ¶WVLWZHOOZLWKKLP7KHFRQYHUVDWLRQ SURPSWHGKLPWRWDNHWKHLQLWLDWLYHVRKHUDQ IRUWKH+ROO\ZRRGVHDWRQWKH%RDUGLQ DQG ORVW +H WULHG XQVXFFHVVIXOO\ DJDLQ LQ 7KHWKLUGWLPHSURYHGWREHWKHFKDUP as he won WKH %RDUG VHDW LQ DQGIROORZHG that triumph by earning a seat on the Tribal Council in Kevin Johnson (2) +H UHWXUQHG WR With his dad Josh Jumper watching, steer wrestler Blevyns Jumper tackles his subject during the second annual Betty Mae Jumper Memorial Rodeo on Feb. 4 on the Hollywood Reservation. At right, Josh’s the Council daughter Ahnie Jumper gets ready to lasso a calf in lady’s breakaway roping. Blevyns and Ahnie, who are the great-grandchildren of Betty Mae, won their events as rodeo returned to the reservation for the first time in several years. in January when he was sworn in as chairman. “I UHDOO\ GLGQ¶W Rodeo returns to Hollywood know where I was going WR HQG XS´ Chairman Marcellus W. Osceola, Jr. BY KEVIN JOHNSON ZKRVH VWDWLRQDU\ OLJKWV ZHUH DFFRPSDQLHG $OOHJUD %LOOLH -U 4XHHQ 0DGLV\Q 2VFHROD /D%HOOH+LJK6FKRROOHDGLQJWKHSDFNRQWR Chairman Senior Editor E\DKDQGIXORIPRELOHOLJKWVEURXJKWLQIRU ZLWK WKH 86 ÀDJ DQG %HWW\ 0DH¶V JUHDW WKH GLUW VXUIDFH IRU WKH ¿UVW WLPH DV (,5$ 2VFHROD VDLG ³%XW , DP KXPEOHG DQG the shows. 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Editorial ..............2A Health .................9A Sports .................1C See page 5A for ‘Seminole Girl’ honor INSIDE: Community .........3A Education .......... 1B Announcements ....6C 2A • The Seminole Tribune • February 28, 2017 ‘The New Trail of Tears’ With unemployment at more than 80 • Naomi Schaefer Riley percent and alcoholism rampant, Pine Ridge LVDKDUGSODFHWRJURZXS7KHVFKRROV¶¿UVW If you want to know why American job, it has to be said, is to keep children safe. Indians have the highest rates of poverty of Since Phelps’s team took over two years ago, any racial group, why suicide is the leading there’s general agreement that the school cause of death among Indian men, why is a calmer place. When I walk through the native women are two and a half times more halls of Wounded Knee – which goes from likely to be raped than the national average kindergarten through eighth grade – they’re Could there be a day, one day, without oil? and why gang violence affects American quiet. Although the area outside of the school Indian youth more than any other group, do is run-down, with trailer homes falling apart and trash strewn about, the inside of the near the construction site itself (as well as could lose $1.4 billion in a year if delays not look to history. • Mark Trahant There is no doubt that white settlers school is clean, freshly painted, and bright. It a massive cleanup of where people were continue … Even a temporary delay would also seems fairly empty – the school operates FDPSLQJLQÀRRGSURQHDUHDV mean loses of over $430 million.’ ETP is devastated Indian communities in the 19th, and early 20th centuries. But it is our policies at less than half of capacity. What’s clear about the “what’s next?” attempting to raise new debt. This could Alice Phelps, the newly installed he Trump administration has been is that the battle against the Dakota Access mean that the banks are ramping up pressure WRGD\²GHQ\LQJ,QGLDQVRZQHUVKLSRIWKHLU land, refusing them access to the free market principal and Stacy’s sister-in-law, takes LQRI¿FHIRUOHVVWKDQDPRQWK² Pipeline is taking a very different form. on the company to repay their loans out of me to visit some of the classrooms, where and already the construction
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