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Utah Shed Hunter Finds Skeletal Remains of Man Who Went Missing 5 Years Ago

A shed hunter looking for antlers in northwest Utah discovered skeletal human remains that officials have identified as Matthew Jay Broncho of Fort Hall, Idaho.

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Spokane s Flett Middle School to host powwow on Saturday

Spokane s Flett Middle School to host powwow on Saturday
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What does HCN mean to you? - High Country News

What does HCN mean to you? - High Country News
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New signs bring Native culture to Gorge trails

Following installation by Friends of the Columbia Gorge late last year, a new standard of signage, bilingual in English and Spanish, holds space for Native culture and stories at Lyle

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Grant to help improve academic achievement for tribal students

Tribal education leaders from across the state, including Coeur d’Alene Tribe Education Director Dr. Christine Meyer, are working together with the Idaho State Board of Education and the Idaho Department of Education to foster cross-agency coordination to improve access, opportunity and success for American Indian students in Idaho’s public school system.

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