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The Oneida Indian Nation has opened the first phase of its $400 million Turning Stone Evolution project, adding a 258-room hotel, a signature restaurant and a health clinic as it expands the resort's tourism, hospitality and convention business.
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California officials plan to transfer 136 acres of Blues Beach and nearby bluffs in Mendocino County to Kai Poma, a nonprofit formed by three local tribes with ancestral ties to the coastline.
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The Rappahannock Tribe has reclaimed 704 acres of ancestral land at Fones Cliffs, expanding its total footprint at the historic site to 2,391 acres as the tribe advances plans for tourism, conservation and cultural stewardship.
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The Pascua Yaqui Tribe invested about $1.5 million of its own money to develop a $27.3 million housing complex for tribal elders by leveraging Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, a financing model tribal leaders say has become central to expanding housing while limiting the tribe's capital investment.
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The Mi’kmaq Nation has acquired a 3,400-acre property in northern Maine, more than doubling the amount of land it owns and stewards, tribal officials announced on June 22.
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A rare "friendly condemnation" action will transfer more than 45,000 acres of Arizona state trust land into federal trust for the Hopi Tribe, advancing one of the largest tribal land consolidation efforts underway in the United States.
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Sitnasuak Native Corporation has secured permanent protection for 14 miles of the Nome River, bringing 1,700 acres under conservation and restoring public access to a corridor long fragmented by private ownership dating to Alaska’s gold rush era.
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After their mother's death, Ellen and Serena Harmon and their four brothers pooled the proceeds from her life insurance policy to start a business on the Rosebud Reservation — the community their mother had grown up in as a child.
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The nation’s oldest Native community development financial institution will expand access to mortgage financing on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation after joining a U.S. Department of Agriculture home loan program.
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Tribes and tribally designated housing entities in four states can compete for up to $500,000 each under a $4 million grant program aimed at supporting housing construction, rehabilitation and community development projects in Native communities.