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Twelve Clans, an investment arm of the Ho-Chunk Nation of Wisconsin, is expanding its focus with its first major real estate deal. 

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Here's our regular roundup of tribal land and real estate news, including a town with some Native history removing land acknowledgements over legal concerns, a potential road blockade on the Lac du Flambeau Ojibwe reservation in Wisconsin, Alaska's challenge to a court decision on trust lands for Native tribes, and more.  

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Here's our regular roundup of tribal land and real estate news, including a heated dispute between two tribes over a California land-into-trust application, and a $6.5 million NOAA grant that has a Michigan tribe poised to regain 187 acres of its ancestral lands.  

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After a year of historic funding gains for Native housing, next year’s budget remains wildly uncertain, leaving tribes and Native housing organizations in limbo again.  

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This month's tribal land roundup features significant land deals and trust news, including the Shasta Tribe reclaiming ancestral land and a federal court decision on land-into-trust acquisitions in Alaska.  

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Here’s our monthly roundup of recent landback deals, trust acquisitions, and other noteworthy real estate news involving federally recognized tribes, Native-serving organizations, and Indigenous businesses. 

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The Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works has advanced a bill that could open up land acquisition opportunities for tribes. 

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Mno-Bmadsen, the investment arm of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians, said it acquired OJS Building Services, Inc. (OJS), a mechanical and building automation systems contractor. Terms were not disclosed. 

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Here’s our monthly roundup of recent landback deals, trust acquisitions, and other noteworthy real estate news involving Native American tribes and Indigenous businesses. 

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South Dakota-based nonprofit Cheyenne River Youth Project had trouble finding places to camp near sacred sites in Bear Butte State Park. Having a good spot would mean easier access and better health for Lakota kids to important cultural landmarks — so the nonprofit bought one.