Honor and connection: Indigenous Peoples Day celebrations strive to deepen understanding of the landscape

Atop Peets Hill on Friday afternoon, artists and activists from Mountain Time Arts were setting up three teepees. One, to honor ancestors. The second, to honor water and the life

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