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Sunday November 11, 2012 - Weekend Edition BARACK OBAMA WINS 2ND TERM IN WHITE HOUSE Latest News: Native Sun News: Jodi Rave raises funds for film on Bakken boom (11/9) NCAI optimistic on a land-into-trust fix, VAWA during lame-duck (11/9) Gyasi Ross: Now the hard work - holding candidates accountable (11/9) Ruth Hopkins: Not again! Fashion puts an 'Indian' on the runway (11/9) Steven Newcomb: Russell Means was one of great Indian leaders (11/9) Doug Cuthand: Don't push First Nations to the economic margins (11/9) USDA Blog: Helping Indian Country address infrastructure needs (11/9) Navajo Code Talkers head to New York City for veterans parade (11/9) North Dakota tribe sees ups and downs in energy development (11/9) Standing Rock Sioux Tribe shares sex offender data with states (11/9) Fallon Paiute Shoshone Tribe to swear in new council members (11/9) Thomas O'Rourke secures re-election as Yurok Tribe chairman (11/9) Endangered ferrets seen on another South Dakota reservation (11/9) Travel: Experiencing tribal culture during trip to the reservation (11/9) Oneida Nation breaks ground on $25M casino expansion project (11/9) Eastern Shawnee Tribe hosts grand opening for casino and hotel (11/9) Navajo Nation upgrades access to gaming facility in New Mexico (11/9) Developer stays with 'Hard Rock' name for proposed Iowa casino (11/9) Native Sun News: Cheyenne River veterans watch over 9/11 flag (11/8) Cobell settlement cleared after Supreme Court dismisses appeal (11/8) Ask Elouise: Appeals of $3.4B Cobell trust settlement dismissed (11/8) Mary Aurelia Johns explains reasons for dropping Cobell appeal (11/8) Vonnie Lone Chief: How the Indian vote boosted Heidi Heitkamp (11/8) Louise Erdrich: Getting out the vote in a tribal housing complex (11/8) Navajo Post: Indian Country gets four more years under Obama (11/8) Vincent Armenta: Chumash Tribe proud of charity in community (11/8) Cedric Sunray: Natural disasters affect unrecognized tribes too (11/8) Britt Reed: Indian children still being taken from their traditions (11/8) Ungelbah Davila: Most Americans know little about tribal people (11/8) WyoFile: Long lines and large turnout at Wind River Reservation (11/8) Denise Juneau maintains slim lead in Montana public school race (11/8) Navajo woman defeats Navajo incumbent in New Mexico House (11/8) Northern Cheyenne Tribe elects John Robinson as new president (11/8) WPR: Lac Courte Oreilles Band suspects arson at spiritual sites (11/8) MPR: Prairie Island Indian Community discusses nuclear facility (11/8) Speculation begins on makeup of Obama's second term Cabinet (11/8) 'Hard Rock' no more-Isleta Pueblo going back to roots at casino (11/8) Shakopee Tribe starts serving alcohol at casino for the first time (11/8) Eastern Cherokee council tables evaluation for potential casino (11/8) More competition in Northeast with table games in Rhode Island (11/8) Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations eyes online gaming (11/8) President Barack Obama wins a second term in the White House (11/7) more headlines...   VOICE: 202 630 THEZ (8439) FAX: 202 318 2182 Hot Topics: Cobell Settlement | per caps | Tim Giago | Native Sun News | Kevin Washburn | land-into-trust Local Links: Indian Gaming | Federal Register Message Board | In The Hoop More Headlines Jobs and Notices: • Ho-Chunk Inc Senior Accountant • United South and Eastern Tribes RFP • NCUIH TARC Administrative Specialist • NADC PTAC Associate Procurement Specialist • Meskwaki Tribe Child Support Services Director • Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Finance and Operations Manager • Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Health Center Administrator • Nurse Case Manager • NAIHC Executive Director • NIEA Policy & Research Associate • AIGCS Outreach Coordinator • AIGCS Campus Engagement Manager • Contact Blue Earth Marketing, lchen@blueearthmarketing.com, to place your job ad or notice Quick Links: Twitter | Facebook | YouTube Pechanga | Buffalo's Fire Turtle Talk | MT-WY TLC SCIA | House Resources On Native America Calling For Monday: Starting Anew - For some Native lawbreakers that have served their time in jail, they have decided to turn their life around and help support their families and become better citizens. They're now trying to stay on the straight and narrow but, it's not always that easy if the community has rules that restrict former lawbreakers from getting ahead. Does having a shady past make it difficult for some ex-offenders? What about getting a job, applying for housing, or even getting a driver's license? The Yurok Tribe has developed a new program to help Natives wipe the slate clean and start again.

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