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southernoxfordshire.com

Wantage is a charming market town nestled in the heart of Oxfordshire - renowned for its picturesque streets.

thametowncouncil.gov.uk

We would love to hear your thoughts about what went well at our Christmas Lights Switch On and our Charities Fair/Santa's Grotto.

haytowncouncil.gov.uk

hay on wye, town council composition and operation.

iow.moderngov.co.uk

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livingstone.qld.gov.au

Yeppoon LagoonThe Yeppoon Lagoon is the jewel in the crown of the Yeppoon foreshore precinct. The 2500 square-metre resort style lagoon pool is located right on the beach front and includes a shallow children’s play area, an informal lap swimming area and a swim-up infinity...

brothertownindians.org

The Brothertown Tribal Nation, with the support of Calumet and Cross Heritage Society, brought our members and friends a special Zoom event celebrating our Eeyamquittoowauconnuck (Brothertown Day) on November 7, 2024. The event is now posted on the member area on the Brothertown Indian Nation website: http://brothertownindians.org/member-news/. If you have not registered for the secure member area, the directions are listed below… If you want to view the original PBS documentary without the discussion of tribal members, the link is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39a0gb3SSyQ&t=696s The event was a significant success for both the Tribe and its members. About 50 people attended on Zoom. Council members attended the event, as did members of Calumet and Cross, and many, many members of the Tribe who were looking for answers about our history, stories, and identity as a tribe.   The event began with an introduction, and the PBS Wisconsin Documentary “Eeyamquittoowauconnuck - Brothertown History,” narrated by Brothertown member Joan Schadewald, which discussed our oral history – which was run for the attendees.Following the showing, an open discussion was held with members and friends in attendance. About the documentary: On the shore of Lake Winnebago, Joan Schadewald talks about the Brothertown Indians' history, tribal recognition status, and 30+ years of trying to restore it. Began as an amalgamation of tribes forced from the East Coast to New York and ultimately to Wisconsin. Brothertown clings determinedly to its Indian heritage to this day. Special guest on the documentary was former Peacemaker, Councilperson, and Tribal Genealogist Caroline Andler. Procedure to request approval for Brothertown Member area: Sign on to http://brothertownindians.org Click “Member Area” in the header Complete the request form as completely as you can. The enrollment number is extremely helpful, but if you do not remember the number, please complete

oneida-nsn.gov

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