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		Click on the month below to view the NewsClips headlines for that month. January \| February \| March \| April \| May \| June \| July \| August \| September \| October \| November \| December January January 6, 2005 Sen. McCain Opposes Akaka Bill Department of Hawaiian Home Lands (DHHL) Announces its Home Ownership Assistance Program (HOAP) to Provide Financial Literacy and Homebuyer Training Statewide Housing task force completes report 109th Congress Convenes with Major Issues on Agenda Obama on fire in political world State auditor examines burial council selection Sol Kaho'ohalahala to Direct Kaho'olawe Island Reserve Lingle panel backs recreation over pier State budget seeks $40M bond for ferry docks Tribe offers free online language classes Home ownership rising on Arizona reservations Bandmaster must go, Hannemann decides Read <more> of this NewsClip! January 12, 2005 Akaka bill will get hearing and a vote, key senator says Native Hawaiian, American Indian & Alaska Native Technology Initiative Expands to Waimanalo Graves protection panel to meet Legislative vacancy to be filled by Feb. 7 The Agua Fund donates $5,000 to support CNHA’s Hawaiian Way Fund Haleakala tops list of sites for new $161M telescope Lease conversion supporters hope to pursue pending cases Council on Revenues sees clear economic skies Microsoft, Fannie Mae make big deposits to Native banks Cruises' economic role in Hawai'i grows Governor seeks board volunteers Case's latest round of talk-story sessions slated to begin Jan. 29 Kawananakoa a force in the dispute over Hawaiian artifacts Coral dating tells story of Maui kingdom's rise Groups aim to restore culture, stone by stone Read <more> of this NewsClip! January 19, 2005 Akaka bill to get Senate vote Community Members Gather to Learn about Native Funding Opportunities Council set to kill leasehold conversion Hawaiian Relations office lists job opening Bush Plans Sharp Cuts in HUD Community Efforts Charter schools' troubles audited U.S. voter turnout jumps, with Hawaii last Smithsonian joins U. to log tribal languages New method revises dating of ancient Maui heiaus Navajo families get power Saying goodbye to Mother Marianne Language educator Bernice Kanahele Man to plead guilty in sale of skull Virginia halau to march for Hawai'i at inaugural Read <more> of this NewsClip! January 26, 2006 Hawaii Congressional Delegation Introduces Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act Kahala leaseholders sue city Lingle proposes tax breaks for low-income families CNHA Partners With Thrifty Car Rental Officials scrap harbor plan after opposition Governor Announces Native American Manufacturing Initiative Indian caucus will have special role in session Hawaii's hotbed of creative expression keeps lawyers busy Ancestral lands returned to original owners Nanakuli Housing Corporation/Baseyard Hawaii Tent Sale at the BIA Home Building & Remodeling Show 2005 Arizona tribes oppose English as official language Groups work hard so Waimanalo kids can play Read <more> of this NewsClip! <Back to the top> February February 2, 2005 FEE LAW REPEALED Akaka requests hearing for Native Hawaiian bill DHHL focus on Kapolei HHS Releases New Tribal Consultation Policy FCC issues ruling on phone company Crow drug program accredited Maui Hawaiians get affordable homes Homeless programs get $6 million Boosting Native lending Ferry lines up $200M in financing County sued over voting districts Pacific Islander messages sought for public television ‘Keeper of Culture’ blended family life into her hula Exhumation of nun becomes a learning experience Read <more> of this NewsClip! February 8, 2005 Funeral for a fallen warrior HOAP for Hawaii – Home Ownership Assistance Program Lingle picks Carroll to fill House seat Listen up! Bush Officials Spell Out Cuts in Money for Housing McCain pledges to keep committee non-partisan Why I Support Federal Recognition Tribal colleges struggle with chronic underfunding Test-score gap remains for low-income pupils 'Repatriate ancient Chamorro remains' Wal-Mart reburial of bones Feb. 18 Makahiki allowed for Hawaii inmates on mainland Space Foundation courts Hawaiians Mayor chooses Nakasone to head band Experts strive to save native aquatic insects Read <more> of this NewsClip! February 18, 2005 Mayor repeals leasehold law CNHA Holds Community Orientation Sessions on DHHL’s Home Ownership Assistance Program Big Islanders to get ranch leases at last NCL to hold fund-raising cruise Native Hawaiian council launches donor Web site New FCC ruling could cost local telecom Hawaiian Lands project Taro genetic work blasted Burial council selection process to be discussed At least 60 sets of bones tallied at Wal-Mart site Slack key wins first Hawaiian Grammy Photos capture poignant history, document losses Historic school on national list UH regents honor Genoa Keawe Leadership Corner: Chiyome Leinaala Fukino, M.D. Hurricane Olaf passes over American Samoa State of the Indian Nations address Native American Initiative Announced Chairman of Arctic Slope Native Association dead at 73 Hawaiian church pastor found joy in faith and music Read <more> of this NewsClip! <Back to the top> March March 18, 2005 HOAP Orientation Sessions and Homebuyer Education Courses – Sign Up now Statewide Community Presentations on the Akaka Bill begin on Kauai next week Akaka bill clears panel in Senate Case says U.S. Department of Education workshops will help local groups apply for a share of $12.7 million in Native Hawaiian education funds Moloka'i land sold despite protesters Battle begins over burial artifacts Makiki land's future safe, official tells Hawaiians State probes 'injury' to iwi Hokule'a galvanizes students Stick a feather lei in caps of cultural crafts mavens Hawaiian artisans get glossy coverage for a global readership Leadership Corner: Peter Apo Firm run by Hawaiians lands Navy contract It takes a village to ease ethnic tensions Tribes Train on Technology 2006 housing aid targeted for draconian cuts Tribes win decision in contract support cost case Changes in Congress affect appropriations process Tribe Lays Claim to 3,100 Square Miles of New York State Read <more> of this NewsClip! March 24, 2005 Native Hawaiian housing bill advances Overhaul sought at land board Tribute to Hokule'a designer planned Native Hawaiian Community Development Programs Benefit from NCL’s Gala Fundraiser Cruise OHA Board Approves $309,820 in Community Grants UH changing course on Mauna Kea Kuhio School council members sing for the prince’s birthday Heart disease studies to focus on Hawaiians A 'go see' movie that leaves you feeling good Three wealthy tribes set up charity endowment Reintroduced bill seeks recognition for Virginia tribes Homer: Congressional probe of Alaska Native Corporations an attack on Indian country’s economic future Read <more> of this NewsClip! <Back to the top> April April 13, 2005 Council Opens Registration for Native Hawaiian Conference OHA pitches plan for $32M cultural center Kamehameha Schools’ 2004 revenue and enrollment up Finding aloha for Hawaiian language Hawaii-grown noni poised to grow with the industry Akaka Bill workshop brings out outspoken opponents – advocates of independence Tougher laws sought on iwi BIA offers construction scholarships Ceremony marks anniversary of Harvard's Indian College Newman program encourages American Indians to stay in school Military found lax in snake program Kanaka'ole updates the family tradition American Indian museum featured in electronic field trip Kumu hula offers free cultural healing in Waimanalo Lawmakers to study lease process for Chamorros State to catalog native species Senators block $40M sought by Superferry Native Americans Criticize Bush's Silence Young American Indians strive to maintain traditional culture Read <more> of this NewsClip! April 20, 2005 500 expected at Native Hawaiian Conference Akaka Bill plans future Clash possible between state, Akaka Bill Key senator opposes Windward land deal Business Tenants Fuel Hawaiian Home Lands Future Native Individual Development Accounts funded Singling out Superferry for EIS unfair, Lingle says Contracts still an issue despite Supreme Court win Unexpected grant delights health clinic Ni‘ihau Students Earn Licenses Abercrombie awarded medal by Army Engineers House committee to hear testimony on war claims Loop 101 driving businesses to tribe Smiths, Kahns honored at Chamber event Club back paddling thanks to hard work, community Hoping for the sweet smell of success Read <more> of this NewsClip! April 27, 2006 Housing bill plugs a few holes Department of Hawaiian Home Lands to build 20 homes on Maui Charter schools see major growth DHHL’s Home Ownership Assistance Program Well-Received Kaua‘i charter schools take quest for ‘funding equity' to State Building Liu out? Agency looking to fund projects worth $1.69 Mil Hawaiian master’s degree approved after heated debate Stream-flow study part of council budget plan Stryker brigade wins court fight Hula connection key to Sig Zane success Piestewa home and Tuba City veterans center get 'Extreme Makeover' Local theatre group makes strides and acts on social issues Poi may help fight colon cancer Read <more> of this NewsClip! <Back to the top> May May 4, 2005 Legislation would be a first step on path toward redress Auditor: OHA falls short on its obligations Filibuster squabble may stall vote on Akaka bill Indian studies are now required Hud Approves Indian Area Expansion for Five Tribes USDA offers Asian Pacific Islander Scholarships A strong, quiet force for community change Minority businesses find support PBN Kupuna of the Year shares her legacy as entrepreneur North Shore noni aimed at health-supplement market Ho-Chunk, Inc. Vatican reschedules beatification of nun Na Hoku nominees announced Read <more> of this NewsClip! May 11, 2005 Akaka: A necessary process to build a better future Charter schools getting shorted on funding, officials say Liu adds to legacy through HUD 184 expansions Illegal vacation rentals make tight market worse Dutko Worldwide Expands Its Housing Practice with Addition of HUD Assistant Secretary Michael Liu HUD backs first Native Hawaiian home loan Hawaiian psychology training provides vital connection Senator seeks to relax small business contracting guidelines Chugach Alaska likely to take profits crown Spirit Lake Tribe receives four EPA cleanup grants totaling $800,000 Healthier Hawaiians Rare plant gains new lease on life Native Youth Olympics kick off at Sullivan Arena Green is clean for Ala Wai Read <more> of this NewsClip! May 18, 2005 Hawaii impact of base closure and realignment recommendations Land Trust may be sued over Ypao deal Greatest need is new housing, Indians say Chickaloon tribe has new classroom to continue 'ancient teachings' ‘Blessed’ Mother Cope American Indian Youths Preserve the Past, One Word at a Time H-3 route cultural facilities proposed Marine refuge proposed for NW islands Sam Aiona among new GOP leaders DVD uses isle images, music as nature lesson Anchorage fights Fairbanks in battle over AFN Maui cultural festival tells it straight Atlas details heart disease, stroke in Indian Country Top Health Groups Organize First National Conference on Cardiovascular Disease and Diabetes among American Indians and Alaska Natives President’s Advisory Commission on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders to Conduct a Technical Assistance Forum and Site Visit in Houston, Texas Low water brings artifacts to surface Big Island royal site to be added to state park Swains will celebrate US flag raising on May 13 Read <more> of this NewsClip! <Back to the top> June June 1, 2005 Akaka bill best way to address all issues Pacific leaders look to grow economies Call for Nominations – 2005 Native Hawaiian Business Award ANA focuses on Ohana Akaka bill seeks ethnic-Hawaiian government Senate committee debates U.S. apology resolution Tribe thinking of youth, elders Berger conciliator for Nunavut land claim Hawaiian registry has 18,000 on its list Team needs help to get to national contest American Indians and Alaska Native veterans have higher mortality rate after surgery than Caucasians Crow Agency walk focuses on diabetes American Indian and Alaska Native health struggles Wellness program producing WiseWomen at Fallon tribe UHM graduate aspires to help others Community College to offer Native American language program Found in translation Taking root Read <more> of this NewsClip! June 8, 2005 Coming to the defense of Akaka Receiving homestead 'like being in Las Vegas' “Congressman Ed Case Reports” Featuring Senator Daniel Inouye Helm a Na Hoku Hanohano hit LGB & Associates Awarded 2004 “Small Business Partner of the Year” Award by the Department of the Treasury Grant to help smokers to quit Study finds surgery risk for Native veterans College prep program seeks Hawaiians Students lauded for advocacy State helps charter schools by boosting spending power Education funding's double standard King Islanders fight to preserve historic village New canoe to travel with Hokule'a Kaua'i's Menehune Fishpond for sale Biotech, Native Hawaiian link urged Hawaii Biotech Launches Vaccine Program to Protect Native Hawaiian Birds from West Nile Maui giving helping hand to first-time homebuyers Land Trust rules studied Alaska Aloha: Leis gain popularity beyond Pacific Islander community Read <more> of this NewsClip! June 15, 2005 Pacific Islander ranks small, but growing fast Indians lack access to legal services Wai'anae non-profit places 2nd nationally Public will debate wind farm State may ban tours of coastal Wai'anae Kapolei center plan advances Tribe: See you in court Dems pushing $300M for vet mental health Hilo VA hospital fund gets $2M more Hogan/Bank of Hawaii Nonprofit Business Plan Competition Offered Again this September Honolulu Theatre for Youth (HTY) Visits American Samoa Indian housing funds may go to war effort\ Resident evicted over grandchild stirs debate Old Hawaii had clear view of the stars Seminoles swear in 2 new tribal leaders "Pacific Education: Raising Children, Raising Standards" Koa forest comeback relies on volunteers Independence seekers urged to go to U.N. Read <more> of this NewsClip! June 29, 2005 Akaka bill has votes to pass, Inouye says Lingle fires back at foe of Akaka bill Housing cuts condemned Na Makana O Waimanalo in the 2005 Kamehameha Day Parade Farm in Waianae wins hearts and $25,000 Manamko' meet royal pair Bill for landless Natives back on the table Aiona remains focused on backstopping Lingle Kaho'olawe panel honors Machado Hard-to-Get Policy Briefings for Congress Are Now Online UH plans Native Hawaiian law center Healers Prescribe Tribal Tradition Senate committee tackles suicide Dictionary preserves language of the Haida Master carver inspired kokua Yakima tribe buys CBA team National Powwow to Bring Thousands to Washington, D.C. Read <more> of this NewsClip! <Back to the top> July July 6, 2005 Native America Calling to Feature Native Hawaiians’ Struggle for Recognition Leases issued to 320 Maui families Lingle pushing Akaka Bill Campus exudes old-school aloha Hawai'i voyagers set sights on O'ahu Challenge for trust reform measures met Researcher reveals new face of Indian country Wi-Fi Installation Covers Entire Native American Reservation Tribe offers workshop on raising grandkids Law ends government oversight of Native Hawaiian healing practices In Arizona, 3 programs point to hope Patients' diversity often discounted in psychiatric diagnosis, treatment $600,000 grant will fund native Hawaiian law center Inouye endowment finds funding quickly Koa coaxed into its own Hawaiian renaissance “Emme’s Island Moments” Set to Air on July 28 on KHON2 Read <more> of this NewsClip! July 13, 2005 In Hawaii, a Chance to Heal, Long Delayed OHA seeks high-court action on ceded lands Tribal council endorses legal action over business expansion at sacred site Foster program helps native Hawaiian kids Ruling on bones at Wal-Mart site to be revisited Lingle signs affordable-housing bills, promises more Anahola Homesteaders Get Training for Technology Jobs Storage room is now a tech center/clinic Waimanalo explores biodiesel plant State's hot job market bypasses Waianae Pu’unoa property owners say they’ll farm their land Media Briefing on Indian Health Care Improvement Act Reauthorization Grant to benefit substance abuse prevention Study examines Indian smoking Va. Tribal Chiefs Set for Historic Trip U. will get $300K to train American Indian teachers Special education Sycuan tribe has plans for $55 million in projects Sights set on home Maryknoll grad proud to join navigator's team Maui wetland set for restoration this month Japan hooked on hula and the 'ukulele Crossroads Theatre for Youth presents Moira's Choice Read <more> of this NewsClip! July 20, 2005 Senate vote on Akaka bill doubtful this week Akaka bill likely to be heard before August recess Legislation provides overdue fairness, justice to Hawaiians Native Hawaiian issues gain national spotlight Illegal overthrow perpetrated land thefts This is a chance to follow up on '93 Apology Nominee argued state's OHA case at Supreme Court in 1999 Honoring Native Veterans at the 4th Annual Native Hawaiian Conference Repatriation expert sues museum State, hui settle suit on Ke'eaumoku remains 72-year-old receives eviction reprieve Federal spending bill includes $125 million for Hawai'i Impact of the Administration for Native Americans in the Pacific Native firms are subject of GAO audit Company working on Pentagon contract Tribal leader calls for health care changes HECO proposes wind farm $400,000 in scholarships awarded American Indian dolls to help reservation teachers College wants to increase number of Indian educators A new urban society Read <more> of this NewsClip! July 27, 2005 Akaka enlists GOP leader’s help on native Hawaiian bill Bigger wargames planned for Makua Wind farm proposal available for review State has shortage of top-rank teachers Charter school helps Indian students succeed Navajo grandmother defies odds for youth center Bittersweet experiences foster cultural renaissance Traditional tourism Outsourcing is boon to American Indians Nenana conference takes on suicide and prevention Oldest Native women's shelter seeks help Red Lake kids form youth council to improve life on reservation Maori actress, 15, has a message Noni shows cancer promise Thrill ride Read <more> of this NewsClip! <Back to the top> August August 3, 2005 Senator Akaka Responds to Decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit Kamehameha Schools to Appeal Court Ruling Eliminating Admission Preference Akaka bill: Legislation will help Native Hawaiians to move forward Akaka bill backers, foes weigh ruling Gov prioritizes informational campaign on bill Senate acts to move Akaka bill UH officials say Hawaiian waivers will continue East Hawaii basks in economic sunshine Native-owned businesses generate billions War horrors recalled South Dakota ordered to rewrite redistricting law Hawaiian healing gains acceptance Canoe builder embodied many facets of Hawaiian culture Museum qualifies group to receive artifacts Burial-law faction loses ally Museum keeping artifact in interim Researchers try to preserve Indian languages $30M for loan program Opal Creek program connects students and ecosystem Fish, hope flourish off Kaho'olawe Read <more> of this NewsClip! August 10, 2005 Grammy® Nominees Honored At the 4th Annual Native Hawaiian Conference Native Hawaiians Are an Indigenous People Text from Robbie Alm's Speech, 'Iolani Palace Unity Rally Law Expert Says Akaka Bill Critical To Kamehameha Case Rally cry: 'Justice now!' Complex issues go beyond school admissions and race Non-Hawaiian won't attend Kamehameha Ruling emboldens OHA, Home Lands opponents Never say goodbye to Hawai'i More Grammy input sought Replacement for Hiraki sought Hawaiian Homelands Offers 150 New Leases OHA grants to benefit two programs Awards recognize work toward Hawaiian health Reform Efforts Improve Services for Indian Trust Beneficiaries Across Indian Country Queen Emma's Gifts to Church on Display Group says Makua fire damaged cultural sites HHS Awards $4 Million to Support Alaska Natives Students sink hands in the land Isle projects receive $14M in federal funds Read <more> of this NewsClip! August 17, 2005 Kamehameha admission suit will not return to lower court Alumni planning march in Bay Area ‘Pedagogy of aloha’ drives charter school’s success Outreach plan on track Native Hawaiian census numbers down Hawai'i stands out in racial diversity America Supports You: Wounded Warriors Join Native Americans for Powwow Mary Naone Adams strung meaning into lei Law and Labor Tribe is hoping to trade ordnance for tourists For Native American tribes, business diversifying pays Elders teach Catawba youth UH hopes for partner in building new sites Charter school accents Native culture Astronomy museum melds past, present Meth wreaks havoc on reservations Federal lawsuit postpones Superferry Hearing spells out troubled home ownership process Heiau to be focus of Manoa center Nihoa voyagers explore grasshopper problem Get on your lu'au feet ... go to Ma'ili Read <more> of this NewsClip! August 24, 2005 600 Registered for Native Hawaiian Conference Proposed Akaka Bill changes get federal OK, Lingle says Hundreds rally to support Hawaiian schools accused of discrimination Wisconsin tribe faced those same arguments OHA poll shows strong community support of Akaka Bill Council backs Kamehameha Schools Graves Panel Member Named Student art, Hawaiian legends mix at museum’s new science center Groups get state grants sooner Kawananakoa seeks transfer of artifacts FLC to offer American Indians master's degree Modern-day warrior society Nonprofit leaders win $10K awards Buck says tribe, state should return to March land swap offer Resemblance is real Brother Noland’s book offers reminders of aloha spirit Brushfires rob landscape of its native flavor Book shares wisdom of tribe’s elders Read <more> of this NewsClip! <Back to the top> September September 7, 2005 Hawai'i's charter schools still keeping up Native Hawaiian Conference Wraps Up City joins Kamehameha Schools rehearing bid Native Groups Show Support for Akaka Bill and Kamehameha Schools State officials still hope for Akaka bill debate CNHA Reacts to 9th Circuit Court Ruling in Arakaki v. Lingle New amendments address gambling, military interference Schools get funds for Native Hawaiian Education Program Kane'ohe preschool opening in mall lot OHA big money on media Indian clinic celebrates healthy living Mainlanders pinch housing U.S. Housing Director Pledges Millions to Department of Hawaiian Home Lands Hawaiians protest Stryker plan GAO Report Unveils Problems in Recovery of Radiological Sources in Iraq Study of Alaska Natives may shape public policy Steps taken to improve handling of burial sites All invited to queen's birthday Native American Rights Fund celebrates 35 years Grant puts Bush communities closer to Internet American Indians urged to increase their conservation efforts Group defends keeping artifacts Coral tests could unravel Nihoa's mysterious past Mixed breeding threatens native duck Read <more> of this NewsClip! September 14, 2005 Senior senators Data show Native Hawaiians lag ACF Awards $7.4 Million to Hawaii and Pacific Region Native Groups Community ties make difference Alumni offer sounding board Schools chief checking if efforts adding up Early College High School program meets with success Ceded-land decision stands Akaka Introduces Bill to Provide Continuous Care to Veterans Affected by Hurricane Katrina Indian clinic teaches children health HHT hires Industry & Community Service Veteran Paul Richards as Operations Manager Honolulu Parents Honored As Congressional Angels in Adoption Ex-HUD Honchos Launch Housing Practice Akaka Reviews Hurricane Relief Response and Joins Colleagues in Providing Emergency Relief Legislation National organizations raise disaster relief funds OHA may get Puna rain forest Hawaiian group named curator of cultural site Hui Malama wants court to rule on its appeal before acting Staff shortage critical for burials program Rare burial site and ancient fale uncovered in Fatu ma Futi dig Kauai residents join up to restore ancient sites Read <more> of this NewsClip! September 21, 2005 Revamped Akaka Bill awaiting attention Kamehameha Schools’ CEO Message – New Doe legal filing Senate Passes Akaka Amendments to the Agricultural Appropriations Bill for FY 06 Charter’s Hau‘ula branch invaluable Charter enrollment increases 8.3 percent Top archaeologist named to work with state historic preservation Court halts removal of Hawaiian items Stevens to continue efforts to streamline Native funding Senate Inquiry into Hurricane Katrina Response Begins Sounds of children music to the ears American Indian cases await new Supreme Court head Grants strengthen law enforcement Reopening artifact cave may cause collapse, mason says House passes Hawaii Water Resources bill Family scholar urges renaissance of ohana Shinseki plans to move to isles Post office parcels stuck Read <more> of this NewsClip! September 28, 2005 The Blessing of Home Ownership More homesteads planned on Moloka'i Sixty-Six Families Celebrate Homeownership on Maui Addressing Kuleana Hawaiian ‘living treasure’ going strong in Waianae Hawaiian population may double by 2050 Abercrombie: DOJ statement a "disappointment" Bush aid would help Guest opinion: Nationhood a positive change for Northern Cheyenne Tribe Akaka bill promotes redress Governor: Study Indian justice Red Lake Nation to Receive Grant to Fight Violence Pukalani campus blessed School board struggles with spending formula Mayor blocks Kahe wind-farm plan NativeEnergy, LLC is now Native-owned Roberts invokes Alaska work to demonstrate compassion Senate Passes Akaka Amendments to the Agricultural Appropriations Bill for FY 06 Trust likely to sell farms Will stick it out, new legislator says Review threatens to stall Superferry US House resolution congratulates West Oahu Little Leaguers Kou tree predates voyagers Read <more> of this NewsClip! <Back to the top> October October 5, 2005 State may lose $40M in funding Statement of U.S. Senator Daniel K. Akaka on the Nomination of Judge Roberts to be Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court Senator Daniel K. Inouye on the Nomination of The Honorable John G. Roberts, Jr., to be Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court American Indian voters face hostility in South Dakota Entitlements still at issue in Akaka Bill Group wants suit over OHA reheard Sea-salt farm spices up Molokai’s dull economy Chickasaw governor lauds housing sovereignty SBA reports major lenders Senate renews Violence Against Women Act Rehabilitation center coming to Shiprock area National Indian Education Association 2005 Conference Begins at Denver Convention Center Cheyenne chiefs visit middle school Group appeals court ruling on artifacts Superferry wins court ruling Native honeycreepers surviving avian malaria Lingle signs off on fishing ban Restoring ’history’ Kaua'i cave tells 10,000-year tale Nonprofit plans park on land near Kona Read <more> of this NewsClip! October 12, 2005 After 43 years, Holt coming home Major Hawaiian-culture center proposed Hawaiian Home Lands project set for Kaua'i Hawaiian charter schools get $2.2M Navigating the storm Akaka Bill merits continued support New principal devotes time to meeting students Akaka says his bill would address White House concerns Sakaguchi Named General Manager to Head Pueo Group Contracting Geothermal project put on hold Day of Pule Will Honor Princess Pauahi, Show Solidarity for Kamehameha Schools Ezra issues ‘supplement’ critical of Hui Malama Reno tribal leader named to U.S. Civil Rights Commission Violations cost state $52M Girl Scouts name women of distinction Lau named one of nation's top female banking execs Low-income tenants get high-quality housing “UH on Call” debuts October 4 on PBS Hawai‘i Eskuelan Chamorro for adults Hawaiian music album reaches platinum status Read <more> of this NewsClip! October 19, 2005 W. Keikilani Lyons Joins the CNHA Ohana! OHA to give $2.2 million to 14 Hawaiian charter schools Students make mauka move to modern campus Charity funds innovative learning Kamehameha Schools Announces Plans to Purchase Land Surrounding Birth Site of Kamehameha the Great Compromise reached on school fund formula Legislative Informational Briefing On John Doe v. Kamehameha Schools, et al Fairbanks greets AFN gathering this year Waimanalo wastewater project hits funding snag Need less drama in the office and more in the classroom Native blood quantum at issue in federal suit Prayers unite past, future Guam to greet, honor Code Talkers Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian Selects 2006 Native Arts Program Participants Mother Marianne enters Women's Hall of Fame Task force working to make Hawaii first state to insure all Eighteen days, 345 miles, one cause Health center examines diabetes’ growing threat Indian law class to be offered next semester State seeks more partnerships to save environment From Homeland Security to Indian Arts and Crafts Sunrise jamming up Haleakala Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Coral Reef Ecosystem Reserve Advisory Council Seeking Applications Read <more> of this NewsClip! October 26, 2005 Wai'anae says kids' needs not being met Input sought on Hawaiian cases 1,000 Letters Delivered to Governor Lingle Akaka bill remains on back burner Kamehameha supporters rally in California BOE softens changes in school money plan Students Create Big Winner at Ka Palapala Pookela Awards No more living in a shack for elder AFN People AFN picks unity over battle for oil revenues Ferry deal gives state $2.3M a year Abercrombie votes against gag on nonpartisan voter registration activity Navajo Code Talkers on island, to meet manamko' Hannahville community fights back against domestic violence Grant extends training for doctors Leadership corner Hawaiian groups want say on artifacts Film honors keepers of Hawaiian arts Case made for Fishpond Hawaii crop theft losses top $11M Local farmers and ranchers qualify for USDA assistance State wants moth to eradicate pest Native plants help clean murky Ala Wai Canal Read <more> of this NewsClip! <Back to the top> November November 2, 2005 GOP maverick advanced Hawaiian interests Senate Approves $125 Million for Health, Education, and Social Service Programs in Hawaii 300 homesteads leased on Big Island CNHA Rotates Board Leadership & Appoints Officers Hawaiian association still backs Akaka bill Congress has jurisdiction on Hawaiians Miers cited Native Hawaiian work before withdrawing Native Hawaiian kids' book awarded Kamakau Trophy Tex Hall bids sweet farewell House committee approves splitting 9th circuit Court of Appeals Buried history Alaska Marketplace Unveiled at AFN Convention Scrapbooking start-up grows fast Indians overcharged on mortgages Voting rights violated in South Dakota Civic clubs urge more aid for female inmates Big Island facility aims to keeps girls out of jail Oneida counselor can relate to domestic-violence victims Mausoleum fears theft of treasures Waimanalo health leader admits thefts Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian Celebrates American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month Homeless shelter's chief resigning Ferry gains financial backing Read <more> of this NewsClip! November 9, 2005 Ni'ihau shell lei maker, nephew die in crash Kamali'i service on Friday Bill provides $34M for Hawai'i projects Hawaii Economic Momentum Commission Seeking Public Comment Online and at Public Meeting Bush administration challenged by NCAI Renaissance waiting to bloom Program trains immersion teachers Hawaiians optimistic at UH Preservation division gets cultural director Indians fear cultural loss in federal school plan Thompson Takes Top Spot at Community Tech Company British pay tribute to VA tribes at up coming Pow Wow Doctor to discuss disparities in the smoking population Washoe tribe joins war on drugs in Carson City News media change 'Hawaiian' distinction Court advocate program seeks to recruit Alaska Natives Stacking Kilauea rocks called cultural sacrilege Missing sacred staffs returned to mausoleum Bones on North Shore 'very likely' Hawaiian $40 Million Grant Opportunity for Service-Learning Projects Hawaiian skull once on eBay returned Tule River tribe asking for change of land status Biotech firm touts record in face of Molokai protest Research goal is wilt-resistant koa H-3 sites yield clues of early Islanders Read <more> of this NewsClip! November 16, 2005 Akaka bill allies keep hope alive for '05 vote Court won't reconsider Hawaiians-only issues Hawaiian Homes plans 5 major projects Michigan reports new $250,000 research contracts from the Kamehameha Schools now totaling $600,000 Former Lame Deer soldier proud to have served Abercrombie votes to make Native vet loan program permanent Indian Country: Domestic violence in ‘epidemic proportions’ New Bemidji center is focused on domestic violence Health care is all about the funding DOH physician says Manu'a islands need better health care services $210,000 penalty sought in iwi case Big Win for Pilots with Passage of Akaka Amendment Minority executive scholarship provides for elite training Native Hawaiians seek cultural trademark for art Label touts 'Kaua'i Made' goods Colorado buyers spread 'aloha' with leis Kamehameha's roots to be studied Sports-fishing clubs request probe of regulatory council Read <more> of this NewsClip! November 23, 2005 Akaka Bill Importance shown in house lots 76 awarded homestead lots at packed event Hawaiian Nonprofit Represented on National Native Private Equity Company Vote on Akaka bill unlikely Policy Research Center envisions bold new futures Kokua ‘Ohana – Supporting Native Hawaiian Foster Families Alaskans ask, 'What's best for rural education?' Family style Man who knows too well, teaches life is a precious gift Renewable energy may bring economic boom Tribes urged to be self-reliant Bishop Museum reshaping its future Wal-Mart archaeologist to fight claim he desecrated remains Cave items lawsuit busies burial council Rota seniors visit Guam manamko' House approves $286 million for Hawaii military construction Congress OKs harbor funds Voices, self-esteem rose in Waimanalo Keiki choir Hawaii now being promoted musically Ocean is a ‘powerful’ teacher Band amps up for NYC parade Read <more> of this NewsClip! November 30, 2005 Heritage at stake in Waimea Valley Maui nursery making Kaho'olawe green Reef restocking meeting ends with fair resolution Learning, service all in day's work Papakolea will celebrate with biggest holiday bash Pualani Kanakaole Kanahele given honorary degree Hawai'i 3R's grants, volunteers sprucing up 11 schools Across Indian Country, students' English skills trail peers Native American vets missing out on benefits Court rejects group's cave danger claim EPA: Project Faith a model for community problem-solving Doctor's heart improves care Tribe Helps Old Friends with Pharmacy Project Most Tokelauans here trace roots to Olohega For Te Vaka, it's all about pride Native Foods Nourish Again Read <more> of this NewsClip! <Back to the top> December December 7, 2005 Millions approved for Kaua'i Hawaiian housing projects New law may help state join purchase of valley Federal grant to help MCC educate homestead students Students discuss what schools need Left out of the equation ANA workshop draws 15 participants Legislator bows out; 4 hoping to fill term Traditional healers First Samoan language University begins classes, 2006 World AIDS Day event held at Diné College HTA seeks proposals for cultural programs Plains reservation tourism promoted by advocates Indians told they can play key role in LV's tourism industry Army renews Makua fight Damien is ‘greatest Belgian’ Interior official to tour Islands Committee hears Abercrombie's wildlife refuge bill Funding for marsh at risk Read <more> of this NewsClip! December 14, 2005 Leasehold conversion ruling is upheld Council votes 9-0 to kill Waimea deal Army says it could leave Makua in 5 years for alternate sites It's time to resume burial cave dialogue Moepu are not for our eyes to see Group spurns ruling on Hawaiian artifacts OHA's Apoliona: Hawaiian unity key Tourism stirring Wai'anae Coast Mauna Loa trail links proposed Waimanalo parade to honor Torres Health of a People Maui Community College gets grant from USDA Program enlists tutors for American Indians Purdue program to recruit, retain Native students AFN to return in 2007 Group to help mainland Chamorros fight diabetes New VC fund set for growing companies Pacific Islanders in Communications awards encourage media talent growth Tribe envisions $30 million park Grammy nomination 'Sweet, Lovely' for Helm High-tech search spots time capsule Read <more> of this NewsClip! December 21, 2005 Lingle: Extra $82 million for DOE Facing changes Akaka to Hold Senate Hearings on Veterans Health Care in Hawaii Punishment threatened if artifacts not returned Agency criticized for its silence Hawaiian Telcom Supports Hawaiian Home Land Community Associations Maine tribes meet with Venezuela for low-cost heating oil Cow Creeks pumped $107 million into ’04 county economy Chief of major social-service agency leaving after 8-year run Office of Hawaiian Affairs Awards CNHA $50,000 Grant Tribe shows off new health clinic Hard Line, Top School In Indian country, students' English skills trail peers' When Home is a Historic place Deck the royal hale with colors Maui seeks control of 'Iao aquifer’s four streams Scientists step up battle to save wiliwili Read <more> of this NewsClip! December 28, 2005 Panel opposes lifting cap on startup charter schools Senate leaders to restore Akaka bill for ’06 agenda Training Grant & New York City Advance Technology Industry on Kauai Democrats back sovereignty Idea for school, housing resurfaces Legal symposium tackles health and housing issues Group defies artifacts order Hawaiian Telcom Awards More Than $700,000 to Hawaii Charities Veterans Set To Gain Health Care Services and Benefits Smoker's resolution Becoming akamai on Hawaiian Misery a dim memory at festival CTY leader attends emotional conference in Honolulu 6 named 'living treasures' for preserving island culture Rescuing history Ranch restarts nene project Read <more> of this NewsClip! <Back to the top>

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