 By baregrass, on November 20th, 2011
Wow, what a long time it has been since I added anything here. I just lost interest in the darn thing (my blog) and ignored it for far too long. I guess the first thing I would like to add in here is that one of the real heroes in the Native American community has passed [...] [...]
 By baregrass, on December 12th, 2010
Finally there may be an end to the longstanding struggles of Native Americans to gain a little bit of justice for what they have suffered at the hands of the government. I am referring decades old Cobell lawsuit against the Department of the Interior. Congress passed the enabling legislation and President Obama signed it just [...] [...]
 By baregrass, on March 10th, 2010
Looks like I have abandoned this blog again but to tell the truth I just haven’t had a lot to say lately and I’ve been rather busy with other interests. My bandmates and I have been getting ready for the bluegrass festival coming up in May in Tucumcari, New Mexico so it’s been practice, practice. [...] [...]
 By baregrass, on February 22nd, 2010
In the case of Cobell vs. Salazar Ms. Cobell is taking questions from those native Americans that will be affected by the recent settlement offer from the federal government. Here is the web site and instructions: http://cobellsettlement.com/class/ask_elouise.php It is our hopes that Congress will pass the enabling legislation and the process can move forward. [...]
 By baregrass, on December 9th, 2009
Finally! Looks like there might be a resolution to the lawsuit filed so many years ago by Elouise Cobell of the Blackfeet tribe against the US Department of the Interior. The lawsuit claimed that the federal government mismanaged individual Indians’ trust accounts and had been doing so for around a hundred years. For more and [...] [...]
 By baregrass, on July 11th, 2009
Here are some upcoming events at some of the Indian Pueblos in August. Be aware that all the Indian Pueblos do not allow cameras nor recording devices and tribal officers will confiscate them. August 2 – Jemez Pueblo – feast day and Corn Dance August 4 – Santo Domingo Pueblo – feast day and Corn Dance August 10 [...] [...]
 By baregrass, on May 11th, 2009
The three-judge panel for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia held an hour long hearing today in the appeal of trial judge Robinson’s ruling in the case of the over 100 year’s of mismanagement of the Indian Trust Fund. Even after Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar’s statements that he would [...] [...]
 By baregrass, on April 3rd, 2009
“Honor the Trust Responsibility: Barack Obama recognizes that honoring the government-to-government relationship requires fulfillment of the United States’ trust responsibility to tribes and individual Indians. More specifically, Obama is committed to meaningful reform of the broken system that manages and administers the trust lands and other trust assets belonging to tribes and individual Indians. Further, [...] [...]
 By baregrass, on February 17th, 2009
Cobell vs. Kempthorne is now Cobell vs. Salazar since Ken Salazar, the former senator from Colorado, is now the head of the US Department of the Interior. It will be interesting to see what happens because the history of the state of Colorado’s relations with Native Americans is very bad. Basically the Native people were [...] [...]
 By admin, on November 29th, 2008
Here are some of the events in the Northern, Central, Southern and Western parts of New Mexico. December 1-31 Aztec – Fantasy of Lights Show at Riverside Park. December 5 Albuquerque – Holiday Stroll in Old Town. Lordsburg – Light Parade on Motel Drive. Socorro – Annual Luminarias on the Plaza. December 5 & 6 Gallup – Red Rock Ballon Rally at Red [...] [...]
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