“Their future is not for certain,” she said. “What if (when they grow up), their community is completely gone, because we have no access to water. Our culture is going to be gone because we are going to be forced to live other places. They will lose their lineage to their grandparents.”
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Besides the local water well breaking down intermittently, community member Leela Platero said the quality of water is unacceptable. “These are Third World conditions here,” she said. “Most people don’t drink the water. It smells worse than rotten eggs.” Platero is especially concerned for her great-grandchildren and all the children in the community.
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To kick off National Domestic Violence month, recognized yearly in October, the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women is sponsoring “I will Run For Her” on Saturday, Oct. 6.
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Guides believe tribal tourism is answer to getting the story right
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Moving past traditional categories like jewelry, paintings, pottery, wood carvings and baskets, this year was the fourth Indian Market has presented “EDGE” – contemporary art techniques, formats and materials.
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Highway 264,
I-40, WB @ Winslow