Published Bi-Weekly for the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska • Volume 47, Number 19 • Saturday, September 7, 2019 Tribal Farmer's Market Grand Opening A Success! Bago Bits…

The results are in from the primary elec- tion! Did everyone get a chance to vote? If you didn't, you know what Gaga Anna The Village Market is a 4,644-square-foot indoor farmer's market on the north edge of town. There's plenty of space for farmers and other Queen would say... vendors to sell their products, including sweet corn, popcorn, arts and crafts. The markets grand opening held free food, kids activities and an honoring for two key supporters of the Village Market and the tribe's agricultural efforts. Donors step up after fi eld of corn destroyed on Winnebago Reservation

About half of the Winnebago community traveled to the Hochunk Nation Labor Day Powwow this past weekend. A few of them even brought home some zura from the dance contests.

Monday, September 2, 2019 However, two days after the mowed effort and serves to cement relation- By Kevin Abourezk field was discovered, a Winnebago ships among community members, Public Schools alumnus launched a she said. A Nebraska farmer’s decision to mow GoFundMe page to raise money for the She said most people in Winnebago down a 2-acre plot of Indian corn on Academy’s scholarships and fi eld trips. know the farmer who mowed the fi eld. the Winnebago Reservation has had As of Friday afternoon, the fundraiser They said he has lived in the commu- unintended consequences for some had generated nearly $17,000. nity for many years and even attended students. “I was pretty pleasantly surprised Winnebago Public Schools. An employee of Ho-Chunk Farms, that it had this type of outcome,” “He should know whose land that a tribal-owned agricultural company, said Emmy Scott, a Winnebago tribal was and that we do that every year and Tribal "Husker" fans went to go repre- discovered the mowed fi eld near the citizen and recent law school graduate. especially the signifi cance of it because sent at the fi rst home game held this past community’s school the morning of “I didn’t anticipate people caring that he’s lived among Winnebagos for a long, Saturday. Go Big Red! August 22. much about it.” long time,” Scott said. While a perpetrator has not been She said bad things often happen to Fehringer said the corn planted in named, someone sent an apology let- Native people, and most people don’t pay the fi eld generated $3,000-$4,000 last ter this week to the Winnebago Public any attention. year, and he expected it to generate Schools, said Superintendent Dan But when people started posting com- twice that amount this year after more Fehringer. ments on social media criticizing the corn was planted there. “We did receive an apology, but it was farmer’s decision to mow the cornfi eld, He said he was shocked to learn not in my mind genuine because it was she decided it might be worth starting the GoFundMe page had raised nearly signed ‘anonymous farmer,’” he said. the GoFundMe page. $17,000. Ho-Chunk Farms had planted the She said the corn planted in the fi eld “It’s amazing,” he said. “I found out field of Indian corn on land owned serves another purpose besides generat- when I was traveling last week that it by St. Augustine Indian Mission this ing revenue for the Academy. It serves was even set up.” past spring. Revenue generated from as a means of educating the Academy’s Fehringer said a private donor also gave the sale of the corn was supposed to students about the cultural signifi cance $1,000 to the school to fund the Academy’s benefi t about 70 students of the Win- of their tribe’s corn and about the tra- costs. In addition, a farmer in a nearby nebago Public Schools Academy, a col- ditions that accompany the planting, community donated 1 acre of unharvested lege preparatory program. That revenue harvesting and processing of the corn. corn to the school, and a farmer in Iowa would have paid for college scholar- Scott said specifi c Winnebago songs, offered to donate Indian corn seed to the ships and costs associated with fi eld prayers and dances are sung, spoken school for next spring, he said. trips hosted by the Academy. and performed during the planting, har- “The kids harvested that yesterday,” Now the future of that scholarship vesting and processing of the corn. The he said of the 1-acre plot of donated corn. and fi eld trip funding is in question. maintenance of the corn is a collective “They’re fi nishing it up today.”

Kiss my Ace! The Lady Indians volleyball Indianz.com… Presidential hopefuls embrace Indigenous movement season started off with a "W" this week. Good job girls! Way to start the season! against unwanted pipelines

their water, treaty rights and ways of life. ing to rescind the presidential permits But for the party hoping to reclaim for both the Keystone XL Pipeline and the White House, engaging in consulta- the Dakota Access Pipeline. tion with Indian Country isn't enough. Both projects were approved by the Tribes must have a decision-making Trump administration with little to no role in pipelines and other energy infra- input from those affected in Indian structure that affects their communi- Country. The fi nal Dakota Access per- ties, several Democratic candidates for mit in North Dakota, for example, was president are asserting as they seek the approved while the leader of the Stand- Native vote. ing Rock Sioux Tribe, whose reservation "As President of the United States, lies next to the $3.8 billion pipeline, Winnebago's very own Hujop singers, Cory Booker will ensure that all people was on a plane on his way for a meeting placed 2nd in the singing contest at the and all communities, especially those at the White House. The meeting was Wednesday, September 4, 2019 HoChunk Nation Labor Day powwow who have been traditionally left behind canceled since the decision had already with only fi ve guys. By Acee Agoyo like indigenous communities, share in been made. our progress," the U.S. Senator from Likewise, the fi rst time Trump ap- The Indigenous-led movement New Jersey's campaign told Indianz. proved Keystone XL, he did so with- against pipelines, waged against Key- Com on Tuesday. out conducting additional consulta- stone XL and Dakota Access for years, Though Booker wasn't able to attend tions among tribes along the route in has fi nally emerged as a critical compo- the Frank LaMere Native American Pres- Montana, South Dakota and Nebraska. nent of the 2020 presidential campaign. idential Forum in Iowa last month due And after Indigenous activists won a At least among Democrats, that is. to a scheduling confl ict, he's joined his major court decision, he simply went President Donald Trump, who is run- colleagues in adopting a pro-Indigenous around the judiciary and issued an- ning for re-election, and his Republican viewpoint in his climate change and other permit rather than address the allies continue to support both projects environmental justice platform. He is despite widespread objections from Cont. on page 4... Local families shared stories of loved among several hopefuls who are promis- tribes who fear negative impacts on ones at the Missing and Murdered Indig- enous Women & Girls Conference held South Sioux City. Visit us at www.winnebagotribe.com Page 2— Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, September 7, 2019 BAGO NEWS

Hō cąk Corner Wonįgixete ną. (woh-nee-ghee-xay-tay nah) I love you. Ci eja hįkere kjawi ną. (chee ay-jah hee-kay-rday kjah-wee nah) Let's go home. Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, September 7, 2019 — Page 3 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Thoughts on a Moratorium... By Lance Morgan JESUS OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN OUTREACH Pastor Ricky Jacob

out of existence. However, the tribal "Slavery to Sin or to Righteousness" “We are not illegitimate children,” membership is a political classifi cation they protested. “The only Father we not a genetic. So we can defi ne our- One day Jesus was talking with the have is God himself.” [St. John 8:31- selves anyway we please. Eventually we descendants of Abraham. Abraham was 41 NIV] will likely have to shift to a direct deca- the patriarch of the tribe of Israel. He Did you catch what Jesus said re- dency model without blood quantum, was the grandfather of Jacob. It was garding what everyone who sins is? but we are still a generation or two from through this grandson that the twelve Every one who sins is a slave to sin. And having to worry about that issue. In the clans Israel would come. Today they are since you will no doubt agree that every meantime, we need to do something. sometimes referred to as 'Jews' since person sins, than that Jesus is saying I suggest we put 3/16 on the ballot most of them can trace their roots to that we are all slaves to sin. I do not and remove the complicated and con- the tribe of Judah. want to agree with such an assessment troversial effort to track the blood of Now in the days of Jesus these people of my condition, but this is the truth. other tribes. This can be done by the were having an identity crisis and did The apostle Paul wrote about our upcoming election if we hurry. We pay not want to hold on to Jesus' teaching. being slaves to sin and its outcome in our leaders to make the tough decisions They rejected Jesus as being Yahweh's this way: 'Don’t you know that when and this is one of them that should have promised Messiah - God's anointed One. you offer yourselves to someone to been dealt with sometime ago. Due to their position of being Never obey him as slaves, you are slaves to Messiah supporters they did not one to the one whom you obey—whether you Farmers Market be numbered with his disciples/stu- are slaves to sin, which leads to death, The Farmers Market is fi nally open. I dents. So when Jesus points out that or to obedience, which leads to righ- gave a little speech about how the tribe if they hold to his teaching that they teousness? But thanks be to God that, About 2 or 3 years ago, the tribe put has planted a lot of seeds over the years would know the truth and be set free though you used to be slaves to sin, a moratorium on the enrollment part and seen our community grow at each they claimed their ancestral connections you wholeheartedly obeyed the form of of its constitution. It was meant to be stage. The casino started small. Little to Abraham. teaching to which you were entrusted. a temporary thing, but 2 years isn’t Priest started modestly. Ho-Chunk, Inc. Here is how John recorded this ex- You have been set free from sin and temporary. The moratorium relates to was just me in my apartment bedroom change: have become slaves to righteousness. a provision that allowed other tribe’s for 6 months. Our farming operation To the Jews who had believed him, I put this in human terms because blood to count in the blood quantum was modest and now farms 4,000 acres. Jesus said, “If you hold to my teaching, you are weak in your natural selves. calculation. This immediately become We just took over our hospital and it you are really my disciples. Then you Just as you used to offer the parts of somewhat controversial and rather really seems to be turning around. will know the truth, and the truth will your body in slavery to impurity and than solve it we just stopped. Everything we put our mind to do we set you free.” to ever-increasing wickedness, so now Not following our own constitution eventually get it fi gured out. They answered him, “We are Abra- offer them in slavery to righteousness hurts children and some adults who are The Farmer’s market is the same ham’s descendants and have never been leading to holiness. When you were waiting to be enrolled. The moratorium thing. We want to create an ecosystem slaves of anyone. How can you say that slaves to sin, you were free from the can be removed with a simple motion where people plant their vegetables, eat we shall be set free?” control of righteousness. What benefi t to stop it. The tribe would then revert healthier, and can even sell them to kick Jesus replied, “I tell you the truth, did you reap at that time from the to the system that allows other tribe’s start a little bit of entrepreneurism. I everyone who sins is a slave to sin. Now things you are now ashamed of? Those blood to count, which will likely bother think we will start modestly, but my a slave has no permanent place in the things result in death! But now that you some people again. However, it was hope is that within a few years that our family, but a son belongs to it forever. have been set free from sin and have voted on and approved and so until we community will be growing a nice per- So if the Son sets you free, you will be become slaves to God, the benefi t you have an alternative, we should follow centage of our own food and that it will free indeed. I know you are Abraham’s reap leads to holiness, and the result our own rules. help address our health issues. descendants. Yet you are ready to kill is eternal life. For the wages of sin is Personally, I think we should make One last thing that I hadn’t thought me, because you have no room for my death, but the gift of God is eternal it much simpler. Trying to track other a lot about before the grand opening. A word. I am telling you what I have seen life in Christ Jesus our Lord' [Romans tribe’s blood isn’t the answer because lot of our culture and our language ties in the Father’s presence, and you do 6:16-23 NIV]. that will likely be a mess to administer back to our food system. Our planting, what you have heard from your father.” So be honest with yourself. How do especially over a couple generations. harvesting and how we process our food “Abraham is our father,” they an- you assess your present condition? Are It will be far easier to drop the blood are all cultural strong points. If we bring swered. you a slave to sin? Or are you as slave quantum from ¼ to 3/16. We can track back our traditional food systems, we “If you were Abraham’s children,” to righteousness? If you are a slave to it a whole lot easier and it will buy us can help perpetuate our culture. I love said Jesus, “then you would do the sin - there is time to humble yourself at least another 20 or 30 years before the idea of these feeding off each other to things Abraham did. As it is, you are and allow God's Spirit to set you free. our tribe begins to shrink. make Winnebago an even better place. determined to kill me, a man who has If you are a slave to righteousness The government did the blood quan- told you the truth that I heard from then give God all the glory and praise! tum because they wanted to breed us Contact me at [email protected] God. Abraham did not do such things. Slaves of God reaps the benefi t that You are doing the things your own fa- leads to holiness and the end result is ther does.” everlasting life!

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The next issue of the WINNEBAGO INDIAN NEWS will be published on September 21, 2019. DEADLINE for this issue will be September 16, 2019.

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transported through the Dakota Access Indianz.com… Pipeline from 600,000 barrels today up defi ciencies raised in the lawsuit. to 1,100,000 barrels per day and siting But the politicians hoping to go up of the new Dakota Access Pipeline Pump against Trump in 2020 are embracing Station in Emmons County,' the tribe an entirely different approach. A Booker stated last week in a petiiton to intervene administration will "require free, prior, before the North Dakota Public Utilities and informed consent from tribal na- Commission. tions for all future major energy projects Additionally, the tribe continues to call on federal lands," his campaign said on for the shutdown of the pipeline due to Tuesday, echoing a concept advanced the way it was approved by the Trump by Faith Spotted Eagle, a respected elder administration. A lawsuit is pending be- from the Yankton Sioux Tribe, during the fore a federal judge, who previously ruled recent presidential forum. that the fi nal permit at Standing Rock "Consultation is just an artificial was approved under a fl awed process that thing," Spotted Eagle said in Sioux City, failed to take Indian Country's concerns Iowa, on August 20, which was the sec- into account. ond day of the event. She noted that In- The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers was dependent presidential candidate Mark required to take a second look at the Charles, who is a citizen of the Navajo project as a result of the judge's deci- Nation, explained the fundamental short- sion. But Chairman Mike Faith said his falls of existing policies during his pre- people were once again shut out by of- sentation at the forum on the same day. fi cial Washington. "What has to be changed is the basis "The remand was insincere," Faith of a country that considers itself a con- said last month after the tribe fi led a mo- queror and has created laws that benefi t tion for summary judgement, one that it only them," Spotted Eagle told Demo- hopes will halt operations once and for all cratic candidate Bernie Sanders, the U.S. "The Corps ignored the tribe’s con- Senator from Vermont, who has been an cerns and worked with DAPL to justify outspoken opponent of both Keystone XL a foregone decision," Faith said of the and Dakota Access. federal agency and the operator of the "Consultation needs to be consent," pipeline. Spotted Eagle concluded from her seat "This illegal and dangerous pipeline on the stage next to Sanders. must be shut down," Faith concluded. Booker and Sanders aren't the only Like other Democratic candidates for ones with anti-pipeline platforms either. president, Cory Booker's environmen- Judith LeBlanc, a citizen of the Caddo tal platform isn't just about pipelines. Nation who helped organize and host the Among other actions, he's vowing to clean historic event, pointed out that "every up every abandoned coal and uranium presidential candidate who attended the mine, including the more than 1,200 on Native Presidential Forum pledged to the Navajo Nation and near the tribe's stop the Keystone XL Pipeline." homelands. "No matter where they build the Key- "Indigenous peoples have the right stone XL Pipeline, the impact on Mother to self-determination and free and prior Earth will be the same," said LeBlanc, informed consent," Carol Davis, a Na- who serves as director of the Native vajo citizen who serves as director of the Organizers Alliance,, one of the primary grassroots organization Diné CARE (Diné hosts of forum. "There is no alternative Citizens Against Ruining our Environ- to clean water." ment), said at the Frank LaMere Native Though construction on Keystone American Presidential Forum on August XL has yet to begin, the project gained 20. renewed attention on the same week of Booker wasn't able to attend the fo- the forum. Two days after it was over, rum, which began on August 19, because the Nebraska Supreme Court ruled that of a scheduling confl ict, his campaign the route was properly approved by state said. regulators despite opposition from Spot- "Cory welcomes any opportunity to ted Eagle's tribe, the Ponca Tribe and speak out about how our country can others in Indian Country. do a better job affi rming the rights and "We have a collective responsibility dignity of Native Americans and hopes and commitment to stop Keystone XL to continue moving this conversation from being built and we will not stop," forward on the campaign trail," said Mike said Lewis Grass Rope, a citizen of Frosolone, his state director in Iowa. the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe who is host- Booker was able to make it to ing the Wiconi Un Tipi Resistance Camp the Meskwaki Nation, where he cam- on his family's homelands in South Da- paigned at the Iowa-based tribe's 105th kota as part of the Indigenous movement annual powwow, which took place prior against the unwanted pipeline. to the forum. During last year's election "We will continue with our persever- season, prior to the offi cial launch of his ance and fortitude to ensure our safety presidential bid, he went to Standing and livelihood continues within our an- Rock. cestral lands," said Grass Rope. More recently, he campaigned in New Dakota Access likewise is back in Mexico, home to nearly two dozen tribes, the news even though it's been up and last week. He's also partnered with Rep. running for more than two years. The Deb Haaland (D-New Mexico), who is one operators are planning to nearly double of the fi rst two Native women in Congress, its capacity, a move opposed by the on the Climate Stewardship Act to help Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, whose water address the impacts of climate change resources, subsistence sites and sacred across the nation. and historical places are impacted by the Haaland, a citizen of the Pueblo of pipeline, which already carries more than Laguna, has endorsed Democratic candi- 500,000 barrels of oil a day through its date Elizabeth Warren, the U.S. Senator homelands in North Dakota. from Massachusetts, for president. Haa- "The tribe has the right to protect land and Warren took part in the Frank these interests by participating in these LaMere Native American Presidential proceedings to ensure that these inter- Forum on August 20. ests are not adversely affected by the For this and more stories from around proposed nearly one hundred percent Indian Country visit us at www.indianz. (100%) increase in the volume of crude oil com Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, September 7, 2019 — Page 5 TRIBAL COUNCIL MINUTES

Cont. from last issue... Winnebago Gaming Commission for the Motion carried. OTHERS PRESENT: June fi nancial report and approve the JUNE FINANCIAL REPORT Kelly Snow CONTRACT SUPPORT COST SET- agenda. Brian Chamberlain seconded. Kenneth Mallory motioned to accept Marian Holstein TLEMENT – ALAN POST VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain the Tribal CFO June fi nancial report. Julie Benson Action Item: Motion to accept or re- Motion carried. Louis LaRose seconded. Matt Benson ject settlement WCHS FINANCIAL REPORT: VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (0) abstain Pam Addams Louis LaRose motioned to accept Roland Warner motioned to approve Motion carried. Don Archer the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska v. the June 2019 Winnebago Comprehen- OTHER ACTION ITEMS: Alex Hunter US-CSC Shortfall Claims Settlement for sive Healthcare System fi nancial report. LAND MANAGEMENT – RIGHT-OF- Maxine Rice 1,145,816.00 plus interest. Kenneth Melton Frenchman seconded. WAY CONTRACTS LAND TRAINING Melvin Whitebird Mallory seconded. VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain Roland Warner motioned to approve CALL TO ORDER: Chairman White VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain Motion carried. the Land Management Right-of-way called the meeting to order at 9:08 a.m. Motion carried. [Louis LaRose in at 10:58 a.m.] Training. OPENING PRAYER: Kenneth Mal- ADJOURN: WINNAVEGAS REPORT: Melton Frenchman seconded. lory offered the opening prayer. Kenneth Mallory motioned to ad- Kenneth Mallory motioned to approve VOTE:(6) yes (0) no APPROVE AGENDA: journ at 2:54 p.m. Melton Frenchman the June 2019 WinnaVegas Financial (0) abstain Motion carried. Melton Frenchman motioned to move seconded. Report. FIRE DEPARTMENT – BIDS FOR James Snow request to after the read- VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain Roland Warner seconded. SCBA (SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING ing of the minutes, add Maxine Rice Motion carried. VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (0) abstain APPARATUS) request, and approve agenda. James Chairman White adjourned the Motion carried. Roland Warner motioned to approve Snow seconded. meeting at 2:54 p.m. APPROVALS: bid for “Scott” SCBA Apparatus equip- VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (0) abstain BRAWL FOR ALL “7” ment. Motion carried. Respectfully submitted, Kenneth Mallory motioned to approve Melton Frenchman seconded. ELECT VICE-CHAIRMAN: Coly Brown, Secretary the WinnaVegas “Brawl for all VII”. Discussion. Brian Chamberlain motioned to ac- Winnebago Tribal Council Roland Warner seconded. Roland Warner withdraws motion. cept nominations for vice-chairman. VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (0) abstain Melton Frenchman withdraws his Melton Frenchman seconded. Motion carried. seconded. VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (0) abstain OCTOBER PROMOTIONS Brian Chamberlain motioned to table Motion carried. WINNEBAGO TRIBE OF NEBRASKA Kenneth Mallory motioned to approve the Fire Department request. Melton Brian Chamberlain nominates Ken- TREASURER’S REPORT the October Promotions for WinnaVegas. Frenchman seconded. neth Mallory for Vice-Chairman. August 2, 2019 Melton Frenchman seconded. VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (0) abstain Melton Frenchman nominates Ken- VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (0) abstain Motion carried. neth Mallory for Vice-Chairman. TRIBAL COUNCIL PRESENT: Motion carried. ADJOURN: Frank White NOVEMBER PROMOTIONS Roland Warner motioned to ad- Brian Chamberlain motioned to Coly Brown Kenneth Mallory motioned to ap- journ the meeting at 12:42 p.m. cease nominations. Louis LaRose Roland Warner prove the November Promotions for Melton Frenchman seconded. seconded. Melton Frenchman WinnaVegas. VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (0) abstain VOTE: (6) yes (0) no ( 0 ) Kenneth Mallory Roland Warner seconded. Motion carried. abstain Motion carried. Louis LaRose (in @ 10:58 am) VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (0) abstain Chairman White adjourned the meet- Brian Chamberlain Motion carried. ing at 12:42 p.m. Kenneth Mallory elected Vice-Chair- OTHERS PRESENT: [Roland out] man by acclimation. Mayan Beltran ROCKHOUSE PRODUCTIONS Respectfully submitted, Sharon Frenchman Kenneth Mallory motioned to approve Coly Brown, Secretary READING OF THE MINUTES: Alan Post the Rockhouse Productions “The Happy Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska 6-3-19 REGULAR MEETING MIN- Esther Mercer Medium”. Coly Brown seconded. UTES Terri Mante VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (0) abstain Kenneth Mallory motioned to ap- Ireta Blackbird Motion carried. prove the June 3, 2019 Regular meeting Fannie LaTray [Roland in] WINNEBAGO TRIBE OF NEBRASKA minutes. Louis LaRose seconded. Garan Coons WINNAVEGAS HUMAN RESOURCES REGULAR TRIBAL COUNCIL VOTE: (5) yes (0) no ( 1 ) Brad Nepper REQUEST MEETING abstain, BC Motion carried. Leon (from Liberty) Kenneth Mallory motioned to approve August 5, 2019 6-28-19 TREASURER’S REPORT Wilamenah Sharpback the request for WinnaVegas Human Re- MEETING MINUTES TRIBAL COUNCIL ABSENT: sources to Improved Training Manage- TRIBAL COUNCIL PRESENT: Kenneth Mallory motioned to ap- James Snow (leave) ment. Roland Warner seconded. Frank White prove the June 28, 2019 Treasurer’s Victoria Kitcheyan (leave) VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (0) abstain Coly Brown Report meeting minutes. Louis LaRose CALL TO ORDER: Chairman Motion carried. Roland Warner (in @ 9:26 a.m.) seconded. White called the meeting to order at TRIBAL CFO REPORT: James Snow VOTE: (4) yes (0)no (2 ) 10:11 a.m. INVESTMENT REPORT Melton Frenchman abstain, JS, BC Motion carried. OPENING PRAYER: Coly Brown Brian Chamberlain motioned to Kenneth Mallory offered the opening prayer. reinvest protected principle by Trea- Louis LaRose 7-1-19 REGULAR MEEETING MIN- surer of Tribal Council and Liberty Brian Chamberlain APPROVE AGENDA: Bank. Kenneth Mallory seconded. Victoria Kitcheyan (in @ 9:45 a.m.) Roland Warner motioned to excuse VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (0) abstain Cont. on page 7...

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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Hearing Notice of Hearing Case No. JFJ19-028 Case No. CV19-013

The People of the Winnebago Tribe In the Matter of the In the Interest of: Guardianship Petition of: I. W. (Born 06/2005) LAURICE GILPIN (Lacy Thomas, Mother) In Re: Masthead Scene To: DAVID WARNER, Father Z. W. (DOB 10/2013) POTENTIAL FATHERS The traditional Indian corn of the Winnebago tribe is very sacred TO: TRISTA WHITEWATER, Mother and most cherished. The tribal members can share stories of how You are hereby notifi ed that a hear- POTENTIAL FATHERS the parents and grand parents would plant and harvest every year ing for Initial Appearance concerning and the whole process being by hand. When there are family meals the above referred minor individual(s) You are hereby notifi ed that a peti- or social functions everyone looks forward to a good bowl of corn in case no. JFJ19-028 has been sched- tion has been fi led for Guardianship soup and frybread. In order to keep these family traditions alive we uled and will be heard in the Winnebago and a hearing concerning the above must teach the youth what our grandparents have taught us with Tribal Court of Winnebago, Nebraska on referred Individual(s) in Case No. CV19- the hope that they too will pass it on to their own grandchildren. the 22ND day of OCTOBER, 2019 at the 013 has been scheduled and will be hour of 11:00 A.M. heard in the Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago, Nebraska on the 8th day of OCTOBER, 2019 at the hour of 10:30 A.M.

Next WIN News Deadline: LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Hearing Notice of Hearing Case No. CV19-101 Case No. JFJ19-027 Sept. 16th In the Matter of the Custody Peti- The People of the Winnebago Tribe tion of: In the Interest of: VICTOR TYNDALL W. H. (Born 02/2017) vs. CARLA BROWNRIGG To: TESSAH SHERIDAN, Mother To: CARLA BROWNRIGG, WILLIAM HUNTER, Father

You are hereby notifi ed that a Cus- You are hereby notifi ed that a hear- tody petition has been filed and a ing for Initial Appearance concerning Trial concerning the above referred the above referred minor individual(s) Individual(s) in case no. CV19-101 has in case no. JFJ19-027 has been sched- been scheduled and will be heard in the uled and will be heard in the Winnebago Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago, Tribal Court of Winnebago, Nebraska Nebraska on the 22ND day of OCTO- on the 8th day of OCTOBER, 2019 at BER, 2019 at the hour of 9:30 A.M. the hour of 11:00 A.M.

LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Hearing Notice of Hearing Case No. CV19-103 Case No. JFJ19-021AB

In the Matter of the The People of the Winnebago Tribe Guardianship Petition of: In the Interest of: BERNICE KEARNES E. G. (Born 12/2009) A. L. (Born 05/2013) In Re: C. B. (Born 01/2014) To: ROSA LINCOLN, Mother C. B. (Born 08/2015) THURMAN GRIFFIN, Father POTENTIAL FATHERS TO: CARLA BROWNRIGG, Mother You are hereby notifi ed that a hear- You are hereby notifi ed that a petition ing for Initial Appearance concerning has been fi led for Guardianship and a the above referred minor individual(s) hearing concerning the above referred in case no. JFJ19-021AB has been Individual(s) in Case No. CV19-103 has scheduled and will be heard in the been scheduled and will be heard in the Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago, Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago, Nebraska on the 15th day of OCTOBER, Nebraska on the 22ND day of OCTO- 2019 at the hour of 1:30 P.M. BER, 2019 at the hour of 9:30 A.M.

LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Hearing Notice of Hearing Case No. JFJ19-019AB Case No. JFJ19-022ABCD

The People of the Winnebago Tribe The People of the Winnebago Tribe In the Interest of: In the Interest of: K. W. (Born 07/2012) P. L. (Born 04/2008) P. R. (Born 03/2010) R. L. (Born 05/2012) Danelle McDonald, Mother P. L. (Born 07/2009) L. L. (Born 10/2016) To: KARLOS JOHNSON, Father CHESTER RAVE, Father Ashley Lyons, Mother

You are hereby notifi ed that a hearing To: DEVIN LYONS, Father for Initial Appearance concerning the above referred minor individual(s) in You are hereby notifi ed that a hear- case no. JFJ19-019AB has been sched- ing for Initial Appearance concerning uled and will be heard in the Winnebago the above referred minor individual(s) Tribal Court of Winnebago, Nebraska on in case no. JFJ19-022ABCD has been the 29th day of OCTOBER, 2019 at the scheduled and will be heard in the Win- hour of 10:30 A.M. nebago Tribal Court of Winnebago, Ne- braska on the 5th day of NOVEMBER, 2019 at the hour of 11:30 A.M. Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, September 7, 2019 — Page 7 TRIBAL COUNCIL MINUTES

UTES OST to Purchase On-reservation Trust VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain resolution #19-177: Ref: Agricultural Kenneth Mallory motioned to ap- or Restricted Interests – Sherman Fun- Motion carried. Lease Bid Doug Johnson-Allotment prove the July 1, 2019 Regular meeting maker. Roland Warner seconded. 320, Sarah Bighead for 32.2 acres at minutes. James Snow seconded. VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (1) abstain, BC Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to come the rate of $6,480.00 annually for three VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (1) abstain, Motion carried. out of Executive Session at 12:36 p.m. (3) years. Melton Frenchman seconded. BC Motion carried. LAND MANAGEMENT – ADOPT James Snow seconded. VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain 7-8-19 MONTHLY LAND MEETIN RESOLUTION 19-160A: AUTHORIZING VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain Motion carried. MINUTES REQUEST FOR AND APPROVING WITH- Motion carried. Agricultural Lease bid – Allotment Melton Frenchman motioned to ap- DRAWAL OF ILCA LAND PURCHASE James Snow motioned to refer 358, A White Pigeon prove the July 8, 2019 Monthly Land FUNDS HELD IN TRUST BY OST TO Maxine Rice request to CEO to re- Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt meeting minutes. PURCHASE ON-RESERVATION TRUST view personnel for background check resolution #19-178: Ref: Agricultural James Snow seconded. OR RESTRICTED INTEREST- LEATHA review. Roland Warner seconded. Lease Bid Eric Tomsen, Allotment 358- VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (1) abstain, BASS VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain A White Pigeon for 17.7 acres at the rate BC Motion carried. Roland Warner motioned to ratify Motion carried. of $1,610.00 annually for fi ve (5) years. 7-31-19 CEO REPORT MEETING the five signature adopting resolu- [Louis out] Melton Frenchman seconded. MINUTES tion #19-160A; Authorizing request James Snow motioned to adjourn at VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain Kenneth Mallory motioned to ap- for and approving withdrawal of ILCA 12:41 p.m. Roland Warner seconded. Motion carried. prove the July 31, 2019 CEO Report Land Purchase Funds held in trust VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain Agricultural Lease bid – Allotment meeting minutes. by OST to Purchase On-reservation Motion carried. 416L, James Carver James Snow seconded. Trust or Restricted Interests- Leatha Chairman White adjourned the meet- Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (2) abstain, Bass. Melton Frenchman seconded. ing at 12:41 p.m. resolution #19-179: Ref: Agricultural JS, BC Motion carried. VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (1) abstain, BC Lease Bid Ryan Heise – Allotment 416L, 7-31-19 GENERAL COUNSEL Motion carried. Respectfully submitted, James Carver for 65.9 acres at the MEETING MINUTES HUMAN SERVICES – ADOPT RESO- Coly Brown, Secretary rate of $17,000.00 annually for fi ve (5) Melton Frenchman motioned to ap- LUTION 19-164; US DOI – BIA WTN, Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska years. Melton Frenchman seconded. prove the July 31, 2019 General Counsel SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAM P.L. VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain meeting minutes. James Snow seconded. 102-477 PLAN AMENDMENT (OCT1, Motion carried. VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (2) abstain, 2017-SEPT. 30, 2020) Agricultural Lease Bid – Allotment JS, BC Motion carried. Coly Brown motioned to ratify the 468-1, Frank Standing Water WINNEBAGO TRIBE OF NEBRASKA JAMES SNOW: Updated Tribal fi ve signature adopting resolution# 19- Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt MONTHLY LAND MEETING Council on his health. No action taken. 164; US DOI – BIA WTN, Social Services resolution #19-180: Ref: Agricultural August 12, 2019 RATIFY FIVE SIGNATURES: Program P.L. 102-477 Plan Amendment Lease Bid David Rohde – Allotment APPROVE REDW AS AUDITOR FY (Oct.1, 2017 – Sept. 30, 2020). Melton 468-1, Frank Standing Water for 68.8 TRIBAL COUNCIL PRESENT: END 2019-2021 FOR WTN, WCHS, Frenchman seconded. acres at the rate of $7,120.80 annually Frank White WVEGAS & COMMERCIAL 401K PLAN VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (1) abstain, BC for fi ve (5) years. Melton Frenchman Roland Warner Coly Brown motioned to ratify the Motion carried. seconded. Melton Frenchman five signature approving REDW as WINNAVEGAS MARKETING : AP- VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain Kenneth Mallory auditor FY end 2019-2021 for Win- PROVE AUGUST VIP APPRECIATION Motion carried. Louis LaRose nebago Tribe of Nebraska, Winnebago DINNERS Agricultural Lease Bid – Allotment Victoria Kitcheyan Comprehensive Healthcare System, Coly Brown motioned to ratify the 478, Dessie Ox Brian Chamberlain WinnaVegas Casino and Commercial fi ve signature approving WinnaVegas Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt OTHERS PRESENT: 401K Plan. Louis LaRose seconded. Marketing: Approve August VIP Appre- resolution #19-181: Ref: Agricultural Ireta Blackbird VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (1) abstain, ciation Dinners. James Snow seconded. Lease Bid David Rohde- Allotment 478, Fannie LaTray BC Motion carried. VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (1) abstain, BC Dessie Ox for 36.1 acres at the rate of Esther Mercer [Roland in at 9:26 a.m.] Motion carried. $7,255.00 annually for fi ve (5) years. Teresa Littlegeorge APPROVE FUNDRAISING MATCH [Victoria in @9:45 a.m.] Melton Frenchman seconded. TRIBAL COUNCIL ABSENT: FOR CHARLI EARTH – NEBRASKA PLANNING DEPARTMENT – ADOPT VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain Coly Brown (sick) ATTACK TEAM RESOLUTION 19-165: FY2020 WIN- Motion carried. James Snow (leave) Coly Brown motioned to ratify the NEBAGO TRIBE EPA CLEAN AIR ACT Agricultural Lease Bid – Allotment CALL TO ORDER: Chairman White fi ve signature approving the fundrais- 103 516, Frank Lewis called the meeting to order at 9:09 a.m. ing match for Charli Earth, Nebraska James Snow motioned to ratify Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt OPENING PRAYER: Roland Warner Attack Team for $2,500.00. Melton the fi ve signature adopting resolution resolution #19-182: Ref: Agricultural offered the opening prayer. Frenchman seconded. #19-165: FY 2020 Winnebago Tribe Lease Bid Scott Albrecht – Allotment APPROVE AGENDA: VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (2) abstain, EPA Clean Air Act 103. Louis LaRose 516, Frank Lewis for 51.3 acres at the Roland Warner motioned to approve BC, RW Motion carried. seconded. rate of $12,990.00 annually for fi ve (5) the agenda. Melton Frenchman sec- [Roland out] VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (1) abstain, BC years. Melton Frenchman seconded. onded. PLANNING DEPT. – ADOPT RESO- Motion carried. VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain LUTION 19-161: WINNEBAGO TRIBE WINNAVEGAS MAINT.: APPROVE Motion carried. Motion carried. SENIOR CENTER PARTICIPATION IN PROPOSAL OF MILLIKEN & CO @ COST Agricultural Lease bid – Allotment HOMESITE: NATION-WIDE ELDER NEEDS AS- OF $267,269.59 TO REDO CARPET 522, George DeCora Noel Cleveland SESSMENT THROUGHT THE CASINO Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt Roland Warner motioned to adopt Louis LaRose motioned to ratify the Roland Warner motioned to rati- resolution #19-183: Ref: Agricultural resolution #19-170: REF: Noel Cleve- fi ve signature adopting resolution #19- fy the five signature approving pro- Lease Bid Scott Albrecht – Allotment land Home Site Lease. Melton French- 161: Winnebago Tribe Senior Center posal of Milliken & Co @ cost of 522, George DeCora for 33 acres at the man seconded. Participation in Nation-wide Elder $267,269.59 to redo carpet through- rate of $8.261.00 annually for fi ve (5) VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain Needs Assessment. Melton Frenchman out the casino for WinnaVegas years. Melton Frenchman seconded. Motion carried. seconded. Maint. Melton Frenchman seconded. VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain Gabriela Perales VOTE: (5) yes (0) no (1) abstain, VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (1) abstain, BC Motion carried. Roland Warner motioned to adopt res- BC Motion carried. Motion carried. Agricultural Lease bid – Allotment olution #19-171: REF: Gabriela Perales [Roland in] CFO-ADOPT RESOLTUION 19-166: 602, Fanny Little Walker Home Site Lease. Louis LaRose seconded. PLANNING DEPT.- ADOPT RESO- APPROVING AGREEMENT AND LIMIT- Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain LUTION 19-162: FY 2019 DOJ WIN- ED WAIVER OF SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY resolution #19-184: Ref: Agricultural Motion carried. NEBAGO LAW ENFORCEMENT BASED WITH NORTH CENTRAL RENTAL AND Lease Bid Jared Johnson – Allotment LAND SALE: VICTIM SPECIALIST PROGRAM LEASING, LLC 602, Fanny Little Walker for 37.9 acres Morris McKee Sr. James Snow motioned to ratify the Roland Warner motioned to ratify at the rate of $8,000.00 annually for Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt five signature adopting Resolution the fi ve signature adopting resolution five (5) years. Melton Frenchman resolution #19-172: Authorizing Re- #19-162; FY 2019 DOJ Winnebago Law #19-166: Approving Agreement and seconded. quest for and Approving Withdrawal Enforcement Based Victim Specialist Limited Waiver of Sovereign Immunity VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain of ILCA Land Purchase Funds Held in Program. Kenneth Mallory seconded. with North Central Rental and Leasing, Motion carried. Trust by OST to Purchase On-Reser- VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (1) abstain, LLC. Coly Brown seconded. Agricultural Lease Bid – Allotment vation Trust or Restricted Interests – BC Motion carried. VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (1) abstain, BC 540, Whiteback Women Morris McKee Sr. $27,197.44. Melton APPROVE TRAVEL VK – 16TH Motion carried. Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt Frenchman seconded. ANNUAL INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE NEW BUSINESS: resolution #19-185: Ref: Agricultural VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain DIRECT SERVICE TRIBES NATIONAL PAM ADAMS – AMERICAN BROAD- Lease Bid –Dillon Martin – Allotment Motion carried. MEETING BAND ANNUAL UPDATE ON SERVICES 540, Whiteback Women for 78.2 acres Constance Lonetree James Snow motioned to ratify the PROVIDED at the rate of $6,630.00 annually for Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt travel approval for Victoria Kitcheyan- No action taken. five (5) years. Melton Frenchman resolution #19-173: Authorizing Re- 16th Annual Indian Health Service OLD BUSINESS: seconded. quest for and Approving Withdrawal Direct Service Tribes National Meeting REQUEST M. BENSON – EMERSON VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain of ILCA Land Purchase Funds Held (reimbursed). POLICE DEPARTMENT Motion carried. in Trust by OST to Purchase On- Melton Frenchman seconded. James Snow motioned to allow Em- Agricultural Lease Bid – Allotment Reservation Trust or Restricted Inter- VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (1) abstain, erson Police Department to purchase 833/834, Abel & Sarah Wolf ests- Constance Lonetree $31,421.92. BC Motion carried. K-9 Duke from Winnebago Tribe for Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt Melton Frenchman seconded. APPROVE TRAVEL VK – AAIP AS- amount of $5,000.00. Melton French- resolution #19-186: Ref: Agricul- VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain SOCIATION OF AMERICAN INDIAN man seconded. tural Lease Bid Eric Vavra – Allotment Motion carried. PYSICIANS INDIANS INTO MEDICINE Discussion. 833/834 Abel & Sarah Wolf for 77.4 Jewel Hanson SUMMIT AUGUST 7, 2019 CHICAGO IL Melton Frenchman withdraws sec- acres at a rate of $7,200.00 annually Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt Roland Warner motioned to ratify onded. for fi ve (5) years. Melton Frenchman resolution #19-174: Authorizing Re- the fi ve signature approving travel for Kenneth Mallory seconded James seconded. quest for and Approving Withdrawal Victoria Kitcheyan to AAIP Association Snows motion. VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain of ILCA Land Purchase Funds Held in of American Indian Physicians Indi- VOTE: (3) yes (5) no (0) abstain. Motion carried. Trust by OST to Purchase On-Reserva- ans into medicine Summit August 7, Motion failed. Agricultural Lease Bid – Allotment tion Trust or Restricted Interests- Jewel 2019 Chicago IL. Melton Frenchman James Snow motioned to Review 574/579, Littlewolf/Mrs. Wolf Hansen $10,000.00. Melton French- seconded. with BIA and Legal. Melton Frenchman Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt man seconded. VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (1) abstain, seconded. resolution #19-187: Ref: Agricultural VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain BC Motion carried. VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (1) abstain, BC Lease Bid TA Cattle – Allotment 574-579, Motion carried. APPROVE TRAVEL VK – NIHB Motion carried. Littlewolf/Mrs. Wolf for 136.6 acres at Shari Patton NATIONAL TRIBAL HEALTH CON- REQUEST LLEWLLYN WALKER – no the rate of $30,962.20 annually for fi ve Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt FERENCE SEPT. 16-19, 2019 – TEM- show, no action taken. (5) years. Melton Frenchman seconded. resolution #19-175: Authorizing Re- ECULA, CA REQUEST MARIAN HOLSTEIN RE: VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain quest for and Approving Withdrawal Louis LaRose motioned to ratify NeIEA Motion carried. of ILCA Land Purchase Funds Held in the fi ve signature approving travel for No action taken. Agricultural Lease Bid – Allotment Trust by OST to Purchase On-Reserva- Victoria Kitcheyan for – NIHB National TRIBAL COUNCIL ITEMS: 234L, Anne Bighead & 355L, William tion Trust or Restricted Interests – Shari Tribal Health Conference Sept. 16-19, CB – EMERGENCY GRANT QUALIFI- Lincoln Patton $2,257.96. Melton Frenchman 2019 – Temecula, CA. CATION DISCUSSION Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt seconded. James Snow seconded. Discussion – No action taken. resolution #19-188: Ref: Agricultural VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain VOTE: (6) yes (0) no (1) abstain, NATIONAL CONGRESS OF AMERI- Lease Bid Dillion Martin – Allotment Motion carried. BC Motion carried. CAN INDIANS MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL 234L, Anne Bighead & 355L, William AGRICULTURAL: LAND MANAGEMENT – ADOPT NOTICE Lincoln for 62.9 acres at the rate of Agricultural Lease Bid – Allotment RESOLUTION #19-163; AUTHORIZ- Kenneth Mallory motioned to ap- $11,764. 50 annually for fi ve (5) years. 143, James Smith ING REQUEST FOR AND APPROVING prove the renewal of National Congress Melton Frenchman seconded. Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt WITHDRAWAL OF ILCA LAND PUR- of American Indians membership for VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain resolution #19-176: Ref: Agricultural CHASE FUNDS HELD IN TRUST BY $6,500.00. Roland Warner seconded. Motion carried. Lease Bid Ed Rohde-Allotment 143, OST TO PURCHASE ON-RESERVA- VOTE: (8) yes (0) no (0) abstain Agricultural Lease Bid – Allotment James Smith for 18.6 acres at the TION TRUST OR RESTRICTED INTER- Motion carried. 89L-A, Henry French Sr.; Allotment rate of $4,200.00 annually for fi ve (5) EST – SHERMAN FUNMAKER WHDC- MEETING REQUEST 91L, Moses Lamear; Allotment 95L, years. Melton Frenchman seconded. Melton Frenchman motioned to Meeting date to be set. David DeCora; Allotment 857-A, Peter VOTE: (4) yes (0) no (0) abstain ratify the fi ve signature adopting reso- MAXINE RICE – REQUEST Sampson Motion carried. lution #19-163: Authorizing request Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to go Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt Agricultural Lease Bid – Allotment for and approving withdrawal of ILCA into Executive Session at 11:49 a.m. 320, Sarah Bighead Land Purchase Funds held in trust by Kenneth Mallory seconded. Kenneth Mallory motioned to adopt Cont. in next issue...