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  1. Native People Rush to Feed the People

    by @bsnorrell.blogspot.com, #CensoredNews, November 5, 2025

    "The #BlackfeetNation brought in a load of produce from the #YakamaNation, and #FortPeck announced buffalo distribution. #GilaRiver is giving tribal members $1,000 in hardship funds, as the government shut-down continues.

    "Blackfeet Tribal Council Member Mike Comes At Night brought in a load of produce from the Yakama Nation in Washington State for the Blackfeet Nation in Montana. 'We made it home safely from the Yakama Nation with a generous load of produce for the Blackfeet People. I am honored, as a Councilman, to serve our people. I’ve traveled hundreds of miles to help
    bring food home, and at the end of the day, I know I am doing my job. I also want to thank all the farmers who helped us with this food — may the Creator bless them and their families," Comes at
    Night said.

    "#FortPeck's #Assiniboine and #Sioux Tribes are distributing buffalo meat, and gathering groceries, after declaring a state of emergency in Montana.

    "In California, the #Yurok Tribal Council approved $300 food assistance cards for Yurok because of the disruptions in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program #SNAP, and #CalFresh benefits, due to the federal government shutdown.
    'Our goal is to help our most vulnerable citizens get through this challenging time,' said Yurok Chairman Joseph L. James, who said the tribe is working to mitigate the hardships on families from
    the federal shutdown.

    "In #Tahlequah, Oklahoma, the #CherokeeNation announced a $6.5 million response package. This includes cash payments of up to $185 per individual Cherokee Nation citizens on SNAP. It also includes over $1.25 million to support food banks and other non-profit food programs.

    "The Cherokee Nation's expanded emergency declaration includes tribal members who are currently on SNAP living anywhere in the United States. The Cherokee Nation has over 470,000 citizens living in all fifty states. Cherokee Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. said the Cherokee's network of 27 “at-large” organizations located in urban areas could access grants of $5,000 to address local food shortages.

    "The #GilaRiverIndianCommunity, south of #Phoenix in #Arizona, is distributing $1,000 hardship payments to all adult tribal members, regardless of whether or not they are SNAP recipients.

    "Gov. Stephen Roe Lewis said, 'We want to make sure that, as a sovereign nation, we take care of our members during this unprecedented shutdown.'

    " 'I hope that this payment brings some peace of mind during this time of uncertainty at the federal
    level.' "

    Source:
    bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2025/11

    #ReaderSupportedNews
    #CensoredNews #FoodInsecurity #FoodSovereignty #NativeAmericanNews #FirstNations #SNAPCuts

  2. Native People Rush to Feed the People

    by @bsnorrell.blogspot.com, #CensoredNews, November 5, 2025

    "The #BlackfeetNation brought in a load of produce from the #YakamaNation, and #FortPeck announced buffalo distribution. #GilaRiver is giving tribal members $1,000 in hardship funds, as the government shut-down continues.

    "Blackfeet Tribal Council Member Mike Comes At Night brought in a load of produce from the Yakama Nation in Washington State for the Blackfeet Nation in Montana. 'We made it home safely from the Yakama Nation with a generous load of produce for the Blackfeet People. I am honored, as a Councilman, to serve our people. I’ve traveled hundreds of miles to help
    bring food home, and at the end of the day, I know I am doing my job. I also want to thank all the farmers who helped us with this food — may the Creator bless them and their families," Comes at
    Night said.

    "#FortPeck's #Assiniboine and #Sioux Tribes are distributing buffalo meat, and gathering groceries, after declaring a state of emergency in Montana.

    "In California, the #Yurok Tribal Council approved $300 food assistance cards for Yurok because of the disruptions in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program #SNAP, and #CalFresh benefits, due to the federal government shutdown.
    'Our goal is to help our most vulnerable citizens get through this challenging time,' said Yurok Chairman Joseph L. James, who said the tribe is working to mitigate the hardships on families from
    the federal shutdown.

    "In #Tahlequah, Oklahoma, the #CherokeeNation announced a $6.5 million response package. This includes cash payments of up to $185 per individual Cherokee Nation citizens on SNAP. It also includes over $1.25 million to support food banks and other non-profit food programs.

    "The Cherokee Nation's expanded emergency declaration includes tribal members who are currently on SNAP living anywhere in the United States. The Cherokee Nation has over 470,000 citizens living in all fifty states. Cherokee Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. said the Cherokee's network of 27 “at-large” organizations located in urban areas could access grants of $5,000 to address local food shortages.

    "The #GilaRiverIndianCommunity, south of #Phoenix in #Arizona, is distributing $1,000 hardship payments to all adult tribal members, regardless of whether or not they are SNAP recipients.

    "Gov. Stephen Roe Lewis said, 'We want to make sure that, as a sovereign nation, we take care of our members during this unprecedented shutdown.'

    " 'I hope that this payment brings some peace of mind during this time of uncertainty at the federal
    level.' "

    Source:
    bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2025/11

    #ReaderSupportedNews
    #CensoredNews #FoodInsecurity #FoodSovereignty #NativeAmericanNews #FirstNations #SNAPCuts

  3. Native People Rush to Feed the People

    by @bsnorrell.blogspot.com, #CensoredNews, November 5, 2025

    "The #BlackfeetNation brought in a load of produce from the #YakamaNation, and #FortPeck announced buffalo distribution. #GilaRiver is giving tribal members $1,000 in hardship funds, as the government shut-down continues.

    "Blackfeet Tribal Council Member Mike Comes At Night brought in a load of produce from the Yakama Nation in Washington State for the Blackfeet Nation in Montana. 'We made it home safely from the Yakama Nation with a generous load of produce for the Blackfeet People. I am honored, as a Councilman, to serve our people. I’ve traveled hundreds of miles to help
    bring food home, and at the end of the day, I know I am doing my job. I also want to thank all the farmers who helped us with this food — may the Creator bless them and their families," Comes at
    Night said.

    "#FortPeck's #Assiniboine and #Sioux Tribes are distributing buffalo meat, and gathering groceries, after declaring a state of emergency in Montana.

    "In California, the #Yurok Tribal Council approved $300 food assistance cards for Yurok because of the disruptions in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program #SNAP, and #CalFresh benefits, due to the federal government shutdown.
    'Our goal is to help our most vulnerable citizens get through this challenging time,' said Yurok Chairman Joseph L. James, who said the tribe is working to mitigate the hardships on families from
    the federal shutdown.

    "In #Tahlequah, Oklahoma, the #CherokeeNation announced a $6.5 million response package. This includes cash payments of up to $185 per individual Cherokee Nation citizens on SNAP. It also includes over $1.25 million to support food banks and other non-profit food programs.

    "The Cherokee Nation's expanded emergency declaration includes tribal members who are currently on SNAP living anywhere in the United States. The Cherokee Nation has over 470,000 citizens living in all fifty states. Cherokee Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. said the Cherokee's network of 27 “at-large” organizations located in urban areas could access grants of $5,000 to address local food shortages.

    "The #GilaRiverIndianCommunity, south of #Phoenix in #Arizona, is distributing $1,000 hardship payments to all adult tribal members, regardless of whether or not they are SNAP recipients.

    "Gov. Stephen Roe Lewis said, 'We want to make sure that, as a sovereign nation, we take care of our members during this unprecedented shutdown.'

    " 'I hope that this payment brings some peace of mind during this time of uncertainty at the federal
    level.' "

    Source:
    bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2025/11

    #ReaderSupportedNews
    #CensoredNews #FoodInsecurity #FoodSovereignty #NativeAmericanNews #FirstNations #SNAPCuts

  4. Native People Rush to Feed the People

    by @bsnorrell.blogspot.com, #CensoredNews, November 5, 2025

    "The #BlackfeetNation brought in a load of produce from the #YakamaNation, and #FortPeck announced buffalo distribution. #GilaRiver is giving tribal members $1,000 in hardship funds, as the government shut-down continues.

    "Blackfeet Tribal Council Member Mike Comes At Night brought in a load of produce from the Yakama Nation in Washington State for the Blackfeet Nation in Montana. 'We made it home safely from the Yakama Nation with a generous load of produce for the Blackfeet People. I am honored, as a Councilman, to serve our people. I’ve traveled hundreds of miles to help
    bring food home, and at the end of the day, I know I am doing my job. I also want to thank all the farmers who helped us with this food — may the Creator bless them and their families," Comes at
    Night said.

    "#FortPeck's #Assiniboine and #Sioux Tribes are distributing buffalo meat, and gathering groceries, after declaring a state of emergency in Montana.

    "In California, the #Yurok Tribal Council approved $300 food assistance cards for Yurok because of the disruptions in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program #SNAP, and #CalFresh benefits, due to the federal government shutdown.
    'Our goal is to help our most vulnerable citizens get through this challenging time,' said Yurok Chairman Joseph L. James, who said the tribe is working to mitigate the hardships on families from
    the federal shutdown.

    "In #Tahlequah, Oklahoma, the #CherokeeNation announced a $6.5 million response package. This includes cash payments of up to $185 per individual Cherokee Nation citizens on SNAP. It also includes over $1.25 million to support food banks and other non-profit food programs.

    "The Cherokee Nation's expanded emergency declaration includes tribal members who are currently on SNAP living anywhere in the United States. The Cherokee Nation has over 470,000 citizens living in all fifty states. Cherokee Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. said the Cherokee's network of 27 “at-large” organizations located in urban areas could access grants of $5,000 to address local food shortages.

    "The #GilaRiverIndianCommunity, south of #Phoenix in #Arizona, is distributing $1,000 hardship payments to all adult tribal members, regardless of whether or not they are SNAP recipients.

    "Gov. Stephen Roe Lewis said, 'We want to make sure that, as a sovereign nation, we take care of our members during this unprecedented shutdown.'

    " 'I hope that this payment brings some peace of mind during this time of uncertainty at the federal
    level.' "

    Source:
    bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2025/11

    #ReaderSupportedNews
    #CensoredNews #FoodInsecurity #FoodSovereignty #NativeAmericanNews #FirstNations #SNAPCuts

  5. Native People Rush to Feed the People

    by @bsnorrell.blogspot.com, #CensoredNews, November 5, 2025

    "The #BlackfeetNation brought in a load of produce from the #YakamaNation, and #FortPeck announced buffalo distribution. #GilaRiver is giving tribal members $1,000 in hardship funds, as the government shut-down continues.

    "Blackfeet Tribal Council Member Mike Comes At Night brought in a load of produce from the Yakama Nation in Washington State for the Blackfeet Nation in Montana. 'We made it home safely from the Yakama Nation with a generous load of produce for the Blackfeet People. I am honored, as a Councilman, to serve our people. I’ve traveled hundreds of miles to help
    bring food home, and at the end of the day, I know I am doing my job. I also want to thank all the farmers who helped us with this food — may the Creator bless them and their families," Comes at
    Night said.

    "#FortPeck's #Assiniboine and #Sioux Tribes are distributing buffalo meat, and gathering groceries, after declaring a state of emergency in Montana.

    "In California, the #Yurok Tribal Council approved $300 food assistance cards for Yurok because of the disruptions in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program #SNAP, and #CalFresh benefits, due to the federal government shutdown.
    'Our goal is to help our most vulnerable citizens get through this challenging time,' said Yurok Chairman Joseph L. James, who said the tribe is working to mitigate the hardships on families from
    the federal shutdown.

    "In #Tahlequah, Oklahoma, the #CherokeeNation announced a $6.5 million response package. This includes cash payments of up to $185 per individual Cherokee Nation citizens on SNAP. It also includes over $1.25 million to support food banks and other non-profit food programs.

    "The Cherokee Nation's expanded emergency declaration includes tribal members who are currently on SNAP living anywhere in the United States. The Cherokee Nation has over 470,000 citizens living in all fifty states. Cherokee Chief Chuck Hoskin, Jr. said the Cherokee's network of 27 “at-large” organizations located in urban areas could access grants of $5,000 to address local food shortages.

    "The #GilaRiverIndianCommunity, south of #Phoenix in #Arizona, is distributing $1,000 hardship payments to all adult tribal members, regardless of whether or not they are SNAP recipients.

    "Gov. Stephen Roe Lewis said, 'We want to make sure that, as a sovereign nation, we take care of our members during this unprecedented shutdown.'

    " 'I hope that this payment brings some peace of mind during this time of uncertainty at the federal
    level.' "

    Source:
    bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2025/11

    #ReaderSupportedNews
    #CensoredNews #FoodInsecurity #FoodSovereignty #NativeAmericanNews #FirstNations #SNAPCuts

  6. High water levels impacting weekend recreation on the Illinois River

    High water levels on the Illinois River are impacting folks looking to enjoy recreational activities like floating this…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Environment #ArrowheadResort #AustinSpears #GrandRiverDamAuthority #GRDA #IllinoisRiver #Science #Tahlequah
    newsbeep.com/us/24235/

  7. High water levels impacting weekend recreation on the Illinois River

    High water levels on the Illinois River are impacting folks looking to enjoy recreational activities like floating this…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Environment #ArrowheadResort #AustinSpears #GrandRiverDamAuthority #GRDA #IllinoisRiver #Science #Tahlequah
    newsbeep.com/us/24235/

  8. High water levels impacting weekend recreation on the Illinois River

    High water levels on the Illinois River are impacting folks looking to enjoy recreational activities like floating this…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Environment #ArrowheadResort #AustinSpears #GrandRiverDamAuthority #GRDA #IllinoisRiver #Science #Tahlequah
    newsbeep.com/us/24235/

  9. Heartbreaking!!
    "An endangered Pacific Northwest orca that made global headlines in 2018 for carrying her dead calf for over two weeks is doing so once again following the death of her new calf, in another sign of grief over lost offspring, researchers said." The mother orca, known as Tahlequah or J35, has been seen carrying the body of the deceased female calf since Wednesday, the Washington state-based Center for Whale Research said in a Facebook post."😭
    #Tahlequah #OrcaWhale
    adn.com/alaska-news/wildlife/2

  10. The world premiere of #TheLordOfTheRings: #TheRingsOfPower Season 1, Episode 1, dubbed in the #Cherokee language, is screening at #SkasdiCon Vol. Ill!

    Seating is on a first come, first served basis for this trailblazing event, which takes place on Nov. 9 at 1p.m. in #Tahlequah, #Oklahoma, the capital of the #CherokeeNation, at the Chota Conference Center. #Tsalagi #Tolkien #LOTR #JRRTolkien #Indigenous

    skasdicon.com/

  11. And with today's extremely low tide causing steep loading ramps, vehicles with ground clearance of less than 14" should avoid our #Edmonds/#Kingston & #Mukilteo/#Clinton routes from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. & #Vashon Island routes (including #Tahlequah) from 11:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. t.co/aNCFsuscEe

  12. #HappeningNow: Due to one of the lowest tides of the year causing steep loading ramps, vehicles that are long, with low ground clearance or long rear overhangs should avoid our #Edmonds/#Kingston, #Mukilteo/#Clinton & #Vashon Island routes (including #Tahlequah) until 1p. t.co/PdEhuG9Vr9

  13. #HappeningNow: Due to one of the lowest tides of the year causing steep loading ramps, vehicles that are long, with low ground clearance or long rear overhangs should avoid our #Edmonds/#Kingston, #Mukilteo/#Clinton & #Vashon Island routes (including #Tahlequah) until 1p. t.co/PdEhuG9Vr9

  14. Technicians have resolved the power issues at our #Tahlequah terminal and service on the route will resume with a late 1005a #PointDefiance departure.

  15. Our #PointDefiance #Tahlequah route is currently out of service. Our crews out of #EagleHarbor have been deployed to fix mechanical issues at the Tahlequah terminal. Please plan on using alternate routes while we work to restore service. t.co/OH3ExzKKAG

  16. #Oklahoma state senator #TomWoods called #LGBTQ people “filth” at a legislator #TownHall sponsored by the #Tahlequah Area Chamber of ‘Commerce’ in response to the Superintendent of #Education calling #teachers#terrorists “, and death of #nonbinary student #NexBenedict after being severely beaten by students in a school bathroom. 👀 👉 tahlequahdailypress.com/news/s

  17. Due to extremely low tides causing steep loading ramps, vehicles that are long, with low ground clearance or long rear overhangs should avoid our #Vashon Island routes (including #Tahlequah) during the following times over the next six nights: t.co/u0LJmVhUBy

  18. Drive a longer truck or vehicle w/low ground clearance or long rear overhangs? Extreme low tides will cause steep loading ramps at our #Vashon Island terminals (including #Tahlequah) tonight 1/23 and tomorrow night 1/24 nights during the following times: t.co/UFtKASP6td

  19. Due to extremely low tides causing steep loading ramps, vehicles that are long, with low ground clearance or long rear overhangs should avoid our #Vashon Island routes (including #Tahlequah) during the following times over the next seven nights: t.co/SqBV5xSeFp

  20. Leave #Tahlequah (daily): 5:30 (Mondays to Fridays only except Holidays), 6:20, 7:10, 8:00, 8:50, 9:40, 10:30, 11:20, 12:10, 1:00 (Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Holidays only), 2:10, 3:10, 4:05, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 & 10:55

  21. Drive a longer truck or vehicle w/low ground clearance or long rear overhangs? Extreme low tides will cause steep loading ramps at our #Vashon Island terminals (including #Tahlequah) Sunday 12/24 through Thursday 12/28 nights during these times: t.co/hOxW3YiuCi

  22. Due to extremely low tides causing steep loading ramps, vehicles that are long, with low ground clearance or long rear overhangs should avoid our #Vashon Island routes (including #Tahlequah) during the following times over the next six nights: t.co/FRbxO6p8PC

  23. Vehicles that are long, with low ground clearance or long rear overhangs should avoid our #Vashon Island routes (including #Tahlequah) late tonight from midnight-130a due to extremely low tides causing steep loading ramps. More restrictions 12/11-12/17: t.co/pYE2bG3PFs t.co/Yv8rdSNWu9

  24. Drive a longer truck or vehicle w/low ground clearance or long rear overhangs? Extreme low tides will cause steep loading ramps at our #Vashon Island terminals (including #Tahlequah) each night Sat 11/25 to Wed 11/29 during times below. See December dates: t.co/pYE2bG4nv0 t.co/KDppEWZiGK

  25. Due to extremely low tides causing steep loading ramps, vehicles that are long, with low ground clearance or long rear overhangs should avoid our #Vashon Island routes (including #Tahlequah) during the following overnight time periods tonight 11/13 through early Saturday 11/18: t.co/wMBjNvGEiS

  26. Due to low tides causing steep loading ramps, vehicles that are long, w/low ground clearance or long rear overhangs should avoid #Vashon Island routes (including #Tahlequah) overnight (1130p 10/30 to 2a 10/31). More restrictions 1215-245a 11/1 & 1-3a 11/2. t.co/pYE2bG3PFs t.co/gxq26KihNz

  27. Vehicles that are long, with low ground clearance or long rear overhangs should avoid our #VashonIsland routes (including #Tahlequah) due to low tides causing steep loading ramps tomorrow, 10/28 from 1030-1159p, and Sunday, 10/29 from 11p-115a.
    t.co/pYE2bG4nv0 t.co/Y9DwKKlKTV