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Published Bi-Weekly for the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska • Volume 49, Number 10 • Saturday, May 13, 2020

May 5th was National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered

Indigenous Women and Girls. This day is for tribal communities to

remember our strong Native women and bring awareness to this

crisis.

On May 4th, the old halfway house was

demolished by our Tribal Roads Department. The building was over 100 years

old; construction on a new halfway house

will begin soon.

A huge THANK YOU to all the tribal

security guards that are implementing

the new policy that requires a face mask

must be worn to enter local businesses.

No Mask, No Service!

During a home basketball game on January 10th, the Winnebago Indian cheerleaders held a tribute to raise awareness for our Missing and

Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). Photo credits belong to Trina Solomon.

Although the graduation ceremony has

been postponed to August 1st, families

of the WPS graduates came together to

honor the class of 2020 with a drive by

parade throughout the community! Photo

credits to Adrianne Blackhawk.

On the afternoon of May 9th, families of

the graduates decorated their front lawns

to celebrate for the class of 2020 drive

around parade.

These two adorable little ones were

showing support to the WPS graduates,

as the drive around parade passed by.

Photo credits to Jessica Stealer.

On behalf of the community, we would

like to send a huge THANK YOU to all the

frontline healthcare providers and staff

at Twelve Clans Unity Hospital. Your

hard work and dedication to our safety is

greatly appreciated!

Winonah Leader Charge

What were her last words? Did

she cry for help? Was she praying? These are questions asked by

families of Missing and Murdered

Indigenous Women (MMIW). But

the burning question is, where is

she? Across the United States and

Canada indigenous families continue to search for their loved ones,

searching for answers, searching

for closure. Why are indigenous

women going missing? What can we

do to stop it? This crisis leaves us

with more questions than answers.

Michelle LaMere is a Winnebago

activist who frequently speaks

out about the issues surrounding

Missing and Murdered Indigenous

Women shared, “According to the

Urban Indian Health Institute,

there are 5,712 reports of Missing

or Murdered Indigenous Women

and Girls, but only 116 of them

are logged by the Department of

Justice.”

Thousands of indigenous woman

and girls go missing, there is a lack

of news coverage and minimal data

tracking these high numbers of

MMIW. Why are these stories going

unheard?

V i s i t

u s

a t

Jurisdictions differ from state to

local to tribal. These different jurisdictions create challenges such as

effectively beginning an investigation process, which may also affect

media coverage and data collection.

Jason Lawrence the Winnebago

Chief of Police recommends, if

you think someone is missing it is

important to report it right away.

Early reporting will begin an investigation. This will help police track

down necessary evidence before it is

too late to retrieve it such as video

surveillance.

Lamere stated, “Data keeping is

the biggest obstacle to addressing

MMIW solutions. According to the

data that does exist, when an MMIW

report is made, many times the

victim is Indigenous, but the perpetrator is non-Indian. Due to jurisdictional issues on the reservations

that require federal investigations

to be initiated when the suspect is

non-Indian, increased NSP jurisdiction is useless. I believe that the NSP

should concentrate on improving

their responses, investigations and

data entry off the reservations where

most of the Indigenous women live.”

What can we do? According to the

Cultural Survival website, “[G]rassroots Indigenous groups keep up

pressure on legislators to achieve

remedies, remain fueled by the

#MMIW hashtag and community

support. Native American leaders

are also building and maintaining

community databases, running

book groups and youth initiatives,

holding red dress exhibitions, and

taking action on social media,

marches, and in vigils. There are

many ways to participate.”

LaMere adds, “There have been

state laws that have been proposed

and passed that have been designed

to address this issue. Hannah’s Law

in Montana and Savannah’s Law in

North Dakota are examples of laws

that were proposed in memory of

Indigenous women who were brutally murdered. The commonality

between the laws is in creating

pathways for better documentation,

reporting and cooperation between

law enforcement agencies.”

It is important to keep yourself

and loved ones safe. Lawrence suggested to “setup a safeguard with

loved ones; keep in contact and

utilize social media.” These tools

will help family and friends keep

track of each other.

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BAGO NEWS

Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, May 16, 2020 — Page 3

WINNEBAGO NEWS

WINNEBAGO TRIBE OF NEBRASKA

VOTER REGISTRATION APPLICATION

1. Any recognized member of the Winnebago Tribe eighteen years of age and

over and who has maintained residence within the reservation for a period of

six months prior to the date of the Regular Election shall be a qualified voter.

(For complete voting and election requirements, see title V of the Winnebago

Tribe Code).

2. The voter registration application, along with a copy of your current and

valid photo identification card and a utility bill. water bill. rent receipt or similar

document that verifies your physical residence address as shown on this application, must be submitted to the Tribal Administration Office. This information

is needed to help facilitate the process of updating the eligible voters list It will

also be shared with the Tribal Enrollment department to maintain their records.

3. The eligible voters list is updated and approved by the Tribal Council each

year at a duly called meeting held on the 2nd Monday in June.

WINNEBAGO TRIBAL COUNCIL

PRIMARY & REGULAR ELECTION

SCHEDULE

SEPTEMBER 8, 2020 & OCTOBER 6, 2020

June 8th, 2020

Monday

Special Tribal Council Meeting

Monday

June 8th, 2020

Challenge

Monday

June 15th, 2020

June 22nd, 2020

Monday

Special Tribal Council Meeting

Post Eligible Voters List-Five (5) Days to

Deadline for Challenges to Eligible Voters List

Challenges to Eligible Voters List Approved

Election Board Officially Appointed

Friday

June 26th, 2020

Tribal Election Code

July 1st, 2020

Update & Approve Eligible Voters List

Nominate Election Board

Post Final Eligible Voters List &

Wednesday

First Day of Notice of Intent

August 3rd, 2020

Monday

Last Day of Notice of Intent

August 4th, 2020

Tuesday

List of Candidates Posted

August 5th, 2020

Services-Primary

Wednesday

Send Ballots to Automated Election

August 21st, 2020

Friday

Deadline for Absentee Ballot Requests

August 24th, 2020

Monday

Absentee Ballots Mailed Out-Primary

September 8th, 2020

Tuesday

PRIMARY ELECTION

September 9th, 2020

Wednesday

Post Top Candidates

September 9th, 2020

Wednesday

Requests

Special Tribal Council Meeting

Approve Enrollment & Adoption

September 10th, 2020

Election Services-Regular

Thursday

Send Ballots to Automated

September 18th, 2020

Requests

Friday

Deadline for Absentee Ballot

September 21st, 2020

Regular

Monday

Absentee Ballots Mailed Out-

October 6th, 2020

Tuesday

REGULAR ELECTION

October 7th, 2020

Oath of Office

Wednesday

Notification of Newly Elected Members

Re-Organizational Meeting of New Tribal Council Members

Tribal Council Approved ___April 20, 2020___________________________

Little Priest Tribal College Announces New

President

Winnebago, NE— April 21,

2020 —The Little Priest Tribal College Board of Trustees is pleased

to announce the selection of Mr.

Manoj Patil as the new President

of Little Priest Tribal College. The

Little Priest Tribal College (LPTC)

Board of Trustees confirmed the

selection of Mr. Patil as the next

College President during the regularly scheduled Board of Trustees

meeting held on Wednesday April

15, 2020. Mr. Patil officially began

his tenure as President on Monday

April 20th, 2020. Biography

Originally from Hubli, India, Mr.

Patil currently resides in Dakota

Dunes, SD. Prior to his selection

as the President of Little Priest

Tribal College, Mr. Patil served as

the Interim President of LPTC from

November 2019 to April 2020. Mr.

Patil performed admirably during

his term as the Interim President,

successfully leading the college

though a Monitoring Focused Visit

by the Higher Learning Commission in February 2020. Prior to

being named Interim President, Mr.

Patil served as the Vice President of

Academic & Student Affairs since

August 2018. Before joining LPTC,

Mr. Patil was a full-time Chemistry

faculty at Western Iowa Tech Community College located in Sioux

City, IA for fifteen years. Mr. Patil

also serves as the President & CEO

of New Horizon Tutoring (Est:2008),

a privately held tutoring company

located in Dakota Dunes for the last

twelve years. Mr. Patil completed

his Bachelor’s degree in Chemical

Engineering from Karnatak University and Master’s degree in Chemical & Natural Gas Engineering from

Texas A&M University, Kingsville.

Little Priest Tribal College

Founded in 1996, Little Priest

Tribal College provides higher education opportunities to Winnebago

Tribe of Nebraska and others. LPTC

is a mission driven institution, providing culturally related education

including Ho-Chuck language. For

more information on Announcement:

Esther Mercer, Board Chair person OR Angela Kent, Human

Resources Coordinator

402.878.2380

Esther.Mercer@Winnebagotribe.

com OR Angela.Kent@littlepriest.

edu

www.littlepriest.edu

Next WIN News Deadline:

May 25th

Foraging

By Kathleen Cue, Nebraska Extension

Horticulture Educator in Dodge County

“Foraging” refers to the gathering of

wild edibles for food to grace our table.

Historically, the human race began as

hunter-gatherers, gleaning food from

what was found, not raised. With the

growing interest in fresh and local,

there has been a resurgence of interest

in foraging for wild food.

Morel mushrooms have always had

an avid fan base, with hunters jealously

guarding the locations of their most lucrative hunting spots. There is a reason

for this, with sales of morels netting

$20 per pound and more. Similarly, the

locations of wild asparagus are closely

guarded secrets. My brother keeps a list

of spots where he finds wild asparagus

so he can be sure to harvest the delectable spears in spring. Dandelion leaves,

while never hard to find, make a nutritious early season salad.

Along with enthusiasm for gathering

wild edibles must come the knowledge

of what is edible and what is not. Upon

learning berries gathered were from

pokeweed (poisonous) and not chokecherry (edible), a client rushed out the

door saying she needed to retrieve all the

jars of jelly she had given away to friends

and family. Another client complained

the rhubarb jam she made from “wild”

rhubarb just didn’t taste right and was

surprised to learn the stalks she was

using for her jam came from the weed

burdock. While burdock isn’t poisonous,

doing the research or seeking confirmation from a knowledgeable person helps

to avoid these kind of mistakes.

Foraging is generational, when hardearned knowledge gleaned by a past

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generation is passed on to the next.

This knowledge isn’t just about recognizing plants but also how to correctly

prepare them for eating. Think about

cashews, which aren’t native here but

are closely related to the native plant

poison ivy, and how the knowledge of

preparing cashews changes them from

something poisonous into an edible.

I grew up in a family that gathered

wild plum, wild grape, chokecherry,

wild raspberry, walnuts, morel mushrooms, and dandelion greens. The

experience was a good teacher, underscoring an appreciation for what nature

provides but also a healthy respect for

what should be avoided. Especially

with mushrooms, never guess or come

to the conclusion “this is close enough”

because the web site or book you’re

referencing appears to confirm your

thoughts. Antidotes for some toxins,

such as poisonous mushrooms and

other fungi, don’t exist. If a plant has

been misidentified, emergency room

staff have little to go on when treating

symptoms. When foraging, it’s important to learn from someone knowledgeable about such things.

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Winnebago Indian News Staff

Winonah Leader Charge .............. Editor

.......................................Office Manager

Bethani Redhorn............Office Assistant

Christina Parker............Desktop Publisher

Winnebago Tribal Council

Coly Brown .............................Chairman

John Snowball ................ Vice Chairman

Thelma Whitewater................. Secretary

Roland Warner ....................... Treasurer

Tori Kitcheyan .......................... Member

Melton Frenchman.................... Member

Arik Armell ................................ Member

Louie LaRose ........................... Member

vacant ....................................... Member

Page 4 — Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, May 16, 2020

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Additional Cases of COVID-19 Confirmed

in Winnebago

WINNEBAGO, NE – Winnebago

Comprehensive Healthcare System,

which is comprised of the Winnebago

Public Health Department (WPHD) and

Twelve Clans Unity Hospital (TCUH),

has confirmed two more cases of

the 2019 novel coronavirus disease

(COVID-2019) on the Winnebago Reservation. One individual was tested

in another county and the other was

tested at TCUH. Both patients remain

isolated and in good condition. The total number of positive COVID-19 cases

in Winnebago is now at four.

The WPHD has already notified any

potential contacts of the positive cases

and appropriate precautions are being

taken. To protect the privacy of all patients, no other details will be released

at this time.

“The Winnebago Public Health

Department and Twelve Clans Unity

Hospital are continuing to monitor and

respond to the spread of COVID-19 in

our area. We are also actively working

in cooperation with the Winnebago

Tribe to help mitigate the impact on

our community,” said Danelle Smith,

Winnebago Comprehensive Healthcare

System CEO.

COVID-19 is a respiratory illness

with no known cure or vaccine. Winnebago community members experiencing shortness of breath, sore throat,

runny nose, and cough are urged to

call the COVID-19 Hotline at (402) 9221508. Per Center for Disease Control

and Prevention (CDC) guidelines, it

is recommended that individuals stay

home except to get necessary medical care. Individuals with underlying

conditions, such as diabetes or those

with compromised immune systems

are the most high-risk for contracting

the virus.

Prevention measures include washing your hands often with soap and

water for at least twenty seconds each

time and routinely cleaning frequently

touches surfaces. Other recommendations include social distancing, wearing

a mask in public, and remaining at least

6 feet away from each other with groups

of no more than 10 people.

Winnebago Comprehensive Healthcare System has been taking many

important steps to further protect the

health and safety of the community.

These steps, among others, have included implementing a no visitor policy

within the hospital, increasing the frequency of cleaning facilities, making

certain services available remotely,

implementing a drive-thru pharmacy,

and placing staff on telework status

when possible.

Winnebago Comprehensive Healthcare System is operated by the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska and consists

of two divisions. Twelve Clans Unity

Hospital is a 13-bed state-of-the-art

healthcare facility that serves an estimated 10,000 Native Americans who

live on the Winnebago Reservation and

in the surrounding region. Health care

services provided by the hospital include

an ambulatory care clinic, inpatient

care, express care clinic, pharmacy,

radiology, emergency care, medical

laboratory, physical therapy, social services, and more. The Winnebago Public

Health Department strives to create

and maintain a healthy community by

providing a wide range of total health

and wellness programs. These programs

include physical, mental, safety, and social services that benefit the Winnebago

community.

JESUS OUR SAVIOR

LUTHERAN OUTREACH

"Don't Expect Readiness Without

Preparedness!"

The Northeast Nebraska Public

Health Department motto right now

is: 'Don't Expect Readiness Without

Preparedness!' This reminds me of the

Boy Scout and the Girl Scout mottos: 'Be

Prepared!' It is good to be prepared and

ready for anything and not to focus one's

attention on just one deadly disease at

the expense of ignoring other deadly

diseases and health hazards.

My question to you is: Be prepared

for what?

Recently I was watching a BBC show

about survival in Alaska. The number

one rule for survival is: 'Not to die.' And

yet some 2,000 people die every year in

Alaska out in the wild, out in what is

referred to as the Last Frontier. I wonder

were they not prepared?

My next question to you is: Are you

prepared to die?

On next Thursday, May 21st, we

will remember Jesus' ascension into

heaven. Ever since Jesus took on flesh

and blood, born of Virgin Mary by the

blessing of the Holy Spirit, we are living

in the last days. As Jesus ascended into

the clouds, two angels said to Jesus' disciples, “Men of Galilee,” they said, “why

do you stand here looking into the sky?

This same Jesus, who has been taken

from you into heaven, will come back in

the same way you have seen him go into

heaven” [Acts 1:11 (NIV)].

Another vital question to you is: Are

you ready for Jesus' return?

No, one knows the times or dates of

the last day. The last day is when this

world will be destroyed with no one able

to save this planet. The Good News is

that at that time a new earth and new

heavens will be formed. This whole new

world will last forever and offers life with

one's Creator, His Son Jesus and the

Holy Spirit. There will be peace as all

those who are prepared will live forever

with the love of God.

The Good News is that you can be

prepared right now for that day. Yes,

you can be ready whether you die prior

to Jesus' return or are still breathing

when He returns!

How is one ready for Jesus' return?

Jesus promised that He who believes

in Him as his/her Lord and Savior will

be saved! He/she who does not believe

stands condemned and is therefore

not ready and totally unprepared. God

forbid that person is you!

I close by giving Jesus the last word.

[Jesus said to his disciples]: "Heaven

and earth will pass away, but my words

will never pass away. Be careful, or your

hearts will be weighed down with dissipation, drunkenness and the anxieties

of life, and that day will close on you

unexpectedly like a trap. For it will come

upon all those who live on the face of the

whole earth. Be always on the watch,

and pray that you may be able to escape

all that is about to happen, and that you

may be able to stand before the Son of

Man” [Luke 21:33–36 (NIV84)].

Need a few good eggs to Incubate!

Spring Community Clean-Up

The annual spring clean-up event will be a little different this year due to

Covid-19. We will have workers driving around and picking up your items at

your curb starting the morning of Tuesday May 19 and ending on the afternoon of Thursday May 21, 2020. We cannot accept any household hazardous

waste products, which includes; paint, pesticides, herbicides, oil, cleaning

chemicals, anti-freeze, fluorescent bulbs, or car batteries. If you have any

questions, I can be reached at (402) 922-2268

Pastor Ricky Jacob

Thinking of the old movie Jerry

Maguire, sports agent for Rod Tidwell,

looking for his contract payday “Help

me…Help you!” That where I feel Ho

Chunk Community Capital is currently

at in our recruiting efforts due to the

COVID19 Pandemic.

A few months ago, Ho Chunk Community Capital announced the award

of a grant from the Native American

Agricultural Fund (NAAF). The purpose to establish a pipeline of small

businesses in the agricultural industry

in Nebraska and on and off the reservation. With this opportunity HCCC

is an Ag-Business Incubator to go

with our usual function as a business

incubator.

Business incubators are organizations geared toward speeding up the

growth and success of startup and

early stage companies! Our interests

as a CDFI (Community Development Financial Institution) is for individual and

commerce growth through the farmers market, arts and crafts vendors,

Independent contractors, or you have

a great idea for your own venture. We

are here to offer technical assistance.

To date the interests has been low

to participate, especially with the social distancing practices due to the

Covid19. HCCC was to have some

public meetings to recruit people into

our incubator program at this juncture

that will not happen. However, I would

like to invite anyone interested in starting a business or accelerating their side

hustle to a phone discussion or ZOOM

meeting, to take the first step.

HCCC has prepared Business plans

templates, structured to flush out your

Company Summary, your advantages,

your Marketing Plans and Financial

Analysis.

HCCC is geared toward

speeding up the growth and success

of startup! And the end result upon a

complete business plan? Startup Capital funds up to $5,000 through the loan

program we offer. That defines “pipeline of small businesses on the reservation” and a Community Development

Financial Institution.

Establishing

the framework and pathway for you to

succeed as an entrepreneur!

If you would like to participate give

me a call 402-878-2192 or drop an

email at twood@hccdc.org

Hōcąk Corner

Congratulations Cynthia McKenzie Pawlitschek! On April 30, 2020 Cindy

graduated from the Army PLT #2 B Co 3-60th. Cynthia is the daughter of Sarah

(Little Walker) and Greg Pawlitschek. Grandparents are Anita and LeRoy Little

Walker. Her father Greg served in the Army 101st Airborne. Her Choka LeRoy

served in the US Marines. Your family is very proud of you and Love you with

all our hearts!!!

Hąp hocųinera

(hahp hoh-choy-nay-rdah)

Birthday

Wāgax haja hokišip ra

(wah-gahx hah-jah hoh-kee-sheep rdah)

If you have a change of address or would

like to be placed on the mailing list, please

Phone: 402-878-2626

email:

winnebagoindiannews@winnebagotribe.com

Graduation

Wōžawa

(woh-zhah-wah)

Celebrations

Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, May 16, 2020 — Page 5

TRIBAL COUNCIL MINUTES

Action Item- Pass Resolution

adopting Curfew Order

John Snowball motioned to

adopt resolution #20-118: Adoption of Temporary Curfew Or der in Response to COVID-19.

Melton Frenchman seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

TRIBAL HEMP PLAN UPDATE –

Lisa DeCora:

[Roland out at 10:57 a.m.]

Louis LaRose motioned to approve the Tribal Hemp Plan. Melton

Frenchman seconded.

VOTE: (6) yes

(0) no (0)

abstain

Motion carried.

[Roland in at 11:10 a.m.]

TRIBAL ELECTION CODE UPDATE – Lisa DeCora:

Aric Armell motioned to table the

Tribal Election Code until a visual

of changes can be sent to the Tribal

Council to review. Roland Warner

seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes

(0) no (0)

abstain

Motion carried.

OPIOD LITIGATION: Discussion,

No action taken.

COVID-19 LEGISLATION UPDATE:

CARES ACT: Discussion only, no

action taken.

CDC update: Discussion only,

no action taken.

TRIBAL COUNCIL ITEM:

RFP Selection for 5-10 year

Comprehensive Plan

John Snowball motioned to table

for further review. Thelma Whitewater seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes

(0) no ( 0 )

abstain

Motion carried.

ADJOURN:

Aric Armell motioned to adjourn at

11:50 a.m. Roland Warner seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

Chairman Brown adjourned the

meeting at 11:50 a.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Teresa Littlegeorge, Executive

Assistant Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska

CONCUR:

Thelma Whitewater, Secretary

Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska

WINNEBAGO TRIBE OF NEBRASKA

MID-MONTHLY MEETING

April 20, 2020

Via: GoTo meeting & Live Stream

TRIBAL COUNCIL PRESENT:

Coly Brown

John Snowball

Roland Warner

Thelma Whitewater

Melton Frenchman

Victoria Kitcheyan

Louis LaRose

Aric Armell

OTHERS PRESENT:

Garan Coons

Matt May

Teresa Littlegeorge

Brandon Stout

Erika Dunn

CALL TO ORDER: Chair man

Brown called the meeting to order at

5:03 p.m.

O P E N I N G P R AY E R : Vi c t o r i a

Kitcheyan offered the opening prayer.

APPROVE AGENDA:

Melton Frenchman motioned to

approve the amended agenda. Louis

LaRose seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

READING OF THE MINUTES:

April 6, 2020 – Regular Tribal Council

meeting

Aric Armell motioned to approve the

April 6, 2020 Regular Tribal Council

meeting minutes. Melton Frenchman

seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

April 8, 2020 – CEO Report meeting

Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to approve the April 8, 2020 CEO Report

meeting minutes. Melton Frenchman

seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

April 13, 2020 Monthly Land meeting

Roland Warner motioned to approve

the April 13, 2020 Monthly Land meeting minutes. Louis LaRose seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

April 15, 2020 General Counsel

meeting

Melton Frenchman motioned to

approve the April 15, 2020 General

Counsel meeting minutes. Aric Armell

seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

RATIFY FIVE SIGNATURES:

Adopting resolution #20-14: OneTime Construction Tax Allocation

Louis LaRose motioned to ratify the

five signature adopting resolution #20114: One-Time Construction Tax Allocation. Victoria Kitcheyan seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

Adopting resolution #20-115: Adoption of COVID-19 Pandemic Health and

Safety Standards for Businesses.

Louis LaRose motioned to ratify the

five signature adopting resolution #20115: Adoption of COVID-19 Pandemic

Health and Safety Standards for Businesses. Melton Frenchman seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

Approve Motion to ratify the WCHS

Board of Directors Resolution #202001A to Approve and Authorize the WCHS

CARES Act Payroll Protection program

forgivable loan.

Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to ratify

the five signature approving the ratification of the WCHS Board of Directors

Resolution #2020-01A to Approve and

Authorize the WCHS CARES Act Payroll Protection program forgivable loan.

Louis LaRose seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

7-0-0

NEW BUSINESS:

OLD BUSINESS:

WINNEBAGO ELECTION CODE,

TITLE 5, ARTICLE 2: LEGAL RECOMMENDATIONS:

Victoria Kitcheyan motioned to send

memo back to Legal for additions revisions on the Winnebago Election Code,

Title 5, Article 2. Melton Frenchman

seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

APPROVE PRIMARY & REGULAR

ELECTION SCHEDULE:

Roland Warner motioned to approve

the Primary & Regular Election Schedule. Victoria Kitcheyan seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

TRIBAL COUNCIL ITEMS:

Discussion: Information leak:

Discussion only, letter will be sent.

Added precautions for preventative

measures COVID-19 Task Force:

Discussion, no action taken.

Community Comments:

Discussion.

ADJOURN:

Aric Armell motioned to adjourn at

6:26 p.m. Victoria Kitcheyan seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

Chairman Brown adjourned the

meeting at 6:26 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Teresa Littlegeorge, Executive Assistant

Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska

CONCUR:

Thelma Whitewater, Secretary

Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska

WINNEBAGO TRIBE OF NEBRASKA

TREASURER’S REPORT MEETING

April 24, 2020

Via: GoTo meeting

TRIBAL COUNCIL PRESENT:

Coly Brown

Roland Warner

Thelma Whitewater

Melton Frenchman

John Snowball

Louis LaRose

Aric Armell

Victoria Kitcheyan

OTHERS PRESENT:

Alan Post

Mike Means

Garan Coons

Mayan Beltran

Damon Payer

Kim Friloux

Brandon Stout

Teresa Littlegeorge

Danelle Smith

Esther Mercer

Tyresha Wolfe

Matt May

CALL TO ORDER: Chairman Brown

called the meeting to order at 9:08 am.

OPENING PRAYER: Roland Warner

offered the opening prayer.

APPROVE AGENDA:

Additions: Adopt Resolution #20-119

FY 2020 Strategies to Support Children

Exposed to Violence, Adopt Resolution #20-120 Adoption of Order for

Protection of Public Health and Safety

During COVID-19 Pandemic –Use of

Facemasks or Cloth Face Coverings,

Discussion of upcoming Election Endorsement, Discussion of Hazard Pay

for Essential Workers.

Melton Frenchman motioned to approve the agenda with additions. Aric

Armell seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

WCHS FINANCIAL REPORT:

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2020 ELIGIBLE VOTERS LIST

Acosta

Evelyn

Yvonna

Alaniz (Thomas)

Velma

Rose

Aldrich

Charles

Wayne

Aldrich

Cindy

Regina

Aldrich

Dixie

Lee

Aldrich Jr

Eugene

Scott

Aldrich Sr

Eugene

Scott

Aldrich

Gabriel

Alexander

Aldrich

Gabriela

Alexandera

Aldrich

Mario

Lorin

Aldrich

Pamela

Laureen

Aldrich

Pilar

Eagle Plume

Aldrich

Precious

Heaven

Aldrich

Rohahehs

Turner

Aldrich

Shonna

Rae

Aldrich

Sky

Payton

Aldrich

Tewentenhawihtha

Aldrich

Trina

Marie

Aldrich

Tyran

Benjamin

Alvarado

Andrea

Fawn

Appleton

Evah

Pauletta Romona

Appleton

Linda

Kay Bradford

Armell

Aric

Dustin

Armell

Arika Kamaka

O Kealoha Nissi

Armell

James

Charles

Armell

Jeffrey

Lynn

Armell

Mitchell

Wayne

Armell Sr

Robert

Eugene

Armell

Robyn

Lilly Ann

Armell

Seth

Ross

Armell Jr

Troy

David

Armell Sr

Troy

David

Armell

Winona

Ann Earth

Armell-Walker

Olivia

Louise

Axdahl

Barbara

Lucille

Baker

Brandon

Owen

Baker

Anna

Louisa

Baker Sr

Carlo

Wayne

Baker Jr

Elmer

George

Baker Sr

Elmer

George

Baker

Joanne

Frances

Baker

John

Dorsey

Baker

Josephine

Alexis

Baker

Karl

Edgar

Baker

Leatrice

Rochelle

Baker

Ramona

Marie

Baker

Roselyn

Marie

Baker

Tanya

Marie

Baker III

Wayne

Rodney

Baker Jr

Wayne

Rodney

Bass

Alyssa

Kyrene

Bass

Amanda

Lynn

Bass

Annette

Nichole

Bass

Brooke

Lynn

Bass

Buffalo

Bass III

Gregory

Quinn

Bass Jr

Gregory

Quinn

Bass Sr

Gregory

Quinn

Bass

Janet

Louise

Bass

Jessica

Etoile

Bass

Jordana

Renee

Bass

Joyce

Jeanette

Bass

Karen

Lynn

Bass

Keri

Lyn

Bass

La Teasha

Leigh

Bass

Leandra

Margaret

Bass

Leatha

Margaret

Bass

Marcos

Laredo

Bass

Marie

Mary

Bass

Patrice

Lynn

Bass

Taylor

James

Bass

Vincent

Lloyd

Bass III

Vincent

Lloyd

Bass Jr

Vincent

Lloyd

Bassette

Angel

DeCora

Bassette

Caroline

Carmen

Bassette

Darryl

Duane

Bassette

Gabriel

Duane

Bassette

Joshua

Michael

Bassette

Julie

Ann

Bassette

Lawrence

Steven

Bassette

Norma

Jean

Bayer

Elizabeth

Lee

Bear

Charles

James

Bear

Jacob

Valentine

Bear

Jaralyn

Jayne

Bear

Jeremy

Michael

Bear

Robin

Ann

Bear

Travyn

Cole

Bear

Treivan

Calsey

Bear

Trenyn

Cass

Bearskin

Belle

Victoria

Bearskin

Jaxon

Raye

Bearskin

Mona

Deanna

Beighley

Samuel

Robinson

Bellanger

Denise

Dell

Bellanger

Ruby

Lee

Berridge Sr

Dubbz

Dane

Berridge Sr

Jeffrey

Donald

Berridge

Jeremiah

James

Berridge

Jillian

Angeline

Bigbear

Angela

Rose

Bigbear

Ann

Agnes

Bigbear

Joseph

Louis

Bigbear

Maria

Bigfire

Harolene

Belle

Bigfire

Hugh

James

Bigfire

Linae

Rae

Bigfire

Bigifire

Bird

Bird Jr

Blackbird

Blackdeer

Blackfish

Blackfish Jr

Blackfish

Blackfish Sr

Blackfish

Blackfish Sr.

Blackfish

Blackhawk

Blackhawk-Bury

Blaine

Bledsoe Downes

Blue

Bouchal

Brown

Brown Jr

Brown

Brownrigg

Bruggeman

Buchanan

Buffalocalf

Carbajal

Carley

Castilla

Chamberlain

Chilson

Cleveland

Cleveland Jr

Cleveland Sr

Cleveland

Cleveland III

Cleveland Jr

Cleveland

Cleveland Jr

Cleveland

Nathaniel

Charles

Raelyn

Marie

Seneca

Joseph

Tori

Lynn

Wakaja Ma’Inga

Wiconi

Sage

Colleen

Armilla

Evangeline

Mary

Janet

Marie

Jason

Fontenelle

Jo-Leah

Elizabeth

Marc

Evans

Tahrell

Francis

Victor

Evans

Ireta

Ann

Ivory

Rose

Phoebe

Cecelia

Mario

Xavier

Lee

Antoinette

Michaelene

Brandon

Drey

Carl

Laverne

Cassie

Shelese

Dale

Norman

Danae

Lynn

Dawn

Laree

Duran

Michael

Laila

Destinee

Lillian

Marie Smith

Mason

Daniel

Matthew

Allen

Michael

Alain

Michelle

Lynn

Mindy

Anay

Mason

Daniel

Pernell

Landon

Setia

Rae

Sheldon

Cain

Adrianne

Dawn

Coty

Jon

Felicia

Jade

John

Wayne

Kayleen

Alivia

Kenneth

Avery

Levi

Juwan

Lynelle

Leigh

Mark

Anthony

Reuben

James

Ryan

John

Trey

Anthony

Dawnita

Lee

Donna

Faye

Ann

Marie

Eloise

Theresa

Erin

Rae

John

Michael

Airic

James

Amanda

Jenise

Brandi

Ladean

Colee

Deann

Coly

Dean

Herman

Christopher

Kenneth

John

Lyndsi

Rae

Paula

Denise

Samantha

Fay

Alice

Leigh

Carla

Marie

Christian

Allen

Felicia

Alexandria

Krystal

Rose

Mamie

Rheala

Quentin

Lewellyn Benjamin

Rena

Etta

Stormy

Rochelle Angel

Glenda

Jean

Lauren

Leanne

Martha

Ellen

Ruben

James

Teresa

Gail

Thomas

Alan

Tiffany

Flora Rahshel

Justine

Yvette

Nona

Diana

Robert

Ilia

Xavier

Aaron

Joseph

Brian

Keith

Joshua

Francis

Keith

Lisa

Ann

Alvina

Jean

Kelton

Alaxandra

Leigh

Carol

Lee

Caden

Joseph

Cory

Arthur

Craig

Alan

Craig

Alan

Crysteena

Irene

Harold

Alexander

Harold

Alexander

Jossel

Kirsten Lyons

Leroy

Albert

Lea

Rae

Manapexoonuga

Manapexkadaga

Manazheega

Cleveland

Cleveland Jr

Cleveland

Cloud Eagle

Cohen-Farmer

Colvin

Contreras

Cook

Cox

Crossbear

Curry

Daniels

Decora

Decora Jr

Decora Sr

Decora

Decora II

Duong

Eagle

Earth

Evans

Ewing

Farmer

Farmer Jr

Fierro Sr

Fierro

Flanders

Flores

Flute Player

Foote

Fourcloud

Fourcloud Jr

Fourcloud Sr

Fourcloud

Fox Jr

Frazier

Frazier Jr

Frazier

Free

Free Jr

Free Sr

Free

Free-Frenchman

Mateya

Nicole

Matthew

Leroy

Melissa

Lee

Monica

Rose

Noel

Violet

Tavia

Rayne

Andrew

Scott

Claudine

Emmaline

Jasmine

Rae

Jocelyn

Marie

Oyate

Nawicakci Jin Win

Jamay

Ray

Cecelia

Grace

Leland

Joseph

Michelle

Colette

Winona

Renee

Dallas

Donovan

Aaron

Thomas

Jaron

Drew

Patricia

Annette

Allison

Marie

Amanda

Joy

Brandy

Lee

Dennis

Lee

Diana

Lee

Donald

Javier

Edith

Marie

Jada

Rae

Jordell

Christian

Joseph

Rayshawn

Leonard

Benjamin

Lorelei

Hope

Mark

Lee

Mark

Lee

Martina

Delores

Mitchell

Lee

Reva

Jean

Thomas

Lee

Wilbur

Joseph

William

Hedges

Lien

Ngoc

Barbara

Ann

Cameron

Charles Douglas

Caprial

Donalda

Gloria

Jean

Anthony

Charles

Ari-el

Lo-rell

Cecelia

Dara

Charlene

Louise

Cynthia

Ann

Daniel

Henry

Darius

Elon

Elaine

Roberta

Emmanuel

Sylvester

Feather

Dawn

Grace

Francine

Isabel

Faith

Jasmine

June

Jewel

Jane

Kae

Lynne

Katherine

Ann

Kyla

Ashlyn

Merci

Ann

Natalie

Rae

Oscar

Charles

Tiana

Janelle

Wallace

Duane

Daphne

Leigh

Kateri KatherineTekawitha

Collette

Joyce

Pauline

Lois

Trina

Collette

Tristan

Larue

Gavin

Isaac

Samuel

Alden

Darrell

Lee

Tristin

Joel

Alexandrea

Lee

Monica

Lynn

Deena

Nicole

Lisa

Marie

Beverly

Ann

Louis

Francis

Louis

Francis

Nathan

Stevens

Jason

Lee

Alayah

Racine

Geoffrey

Gene

Reginald

Ray

Ronald

Gene

Shanna

Lanae

Alan

Wayne

Allise

Leslie

Clinton

Jerome

Clinton

Jerome

Curtis

Wayne

Henry

Charles

Jesse

James

Jessica

Ellen

John

Calvin

Laura

Lee

Linda

Noanda

Rose

Tabitha

Ashley

Trenton

Eugene

Trista

Marie

Zacheriah

Cade

Brandy

Richelle

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Freemont

Freemont Jr

Freemont

Frenchman

Frenchman Jr

Frenchman

Frenchman Jr

Frenchman

Galloway

Ghostdog

Gilpin

Gilpen III

Gilpin Jr

Gilpin

Godfrey

Gomez

Gorrin

Grant Jr

Grant

Grasty

Greene

Greyhair

Gurneau Jr

Hallowell Jr

Hallowell

Hamilton

Hamilton Jr

Hamilton

Hancock

Hannan

Harden

Harlan

Havlish

Hensley

Herron

Hoffman

Holiday

Holstein

Horn

Horn Jr

Horton

Horton – Smith

Houghton

Houghton Sr

Houghton

Houghton Jr

Houghton

Houghton Sr

Houston

Huffman

Huffman Jr

Huffman

Hulit

Hunter

Hutchison

Jacobs

Jandreau

Jeannotte

Jefferson

John

Johnson

Christi

Leigh

Harvey

Lee

Lynelle

Leigh

Rebecca

Rayn

Terrell

Christopher

Allie

Hunter

Alonzo

James

Amina

Rose

Blake

Roger

Catherine

Theresa

Evangeline

Ella

Francis

John

Illeana

Linae

James

Lawrence

James

Louis

Landon

James

Loni

Lee

Melton

James

Nebraska

Cain

Teddy

Jay

Terrance

James

Bridgette

Cody

Ronald

Wayne

Jayson

Jerrell

Corrine

Joy

David

Wayne

Eugene

Allen

Eugene

Allen

Laurice

Marie

Margaret

Dorothy

Pauletta

Joy

Prosper

Antoine

Candace

Ann

Marcelino

Matio

Marina

Leigh

Misti

Leigh

Drake

Darshan Lynn

Roberto

Delano

Leta

Joy

Tyrese

Wayne

Solomon

Isaiah Lucas

Jonathan

Jace

Marilyn

Louise

Chuskae

Torah

Waukon

Joseph

Danielle

Maria

Dulcie

Marie

Kayla

Anne

Patrick

John

Alan

Paul

William

Chayse

Justice

Karen

Marie

Landon

Jay

Lloyd

James

Naushkoniwaheega

Kileaha

Marie Freedom

Tiana

Justice

Mark

Charles

Anthony

Henry

Elwood

Merlin

Emily

Jean

Eric

Ashley

Frederick

Darell

Jaylen

Reece

Kalief

Alexander

Kiva

Lynn

Kiylista

Janeece

Maverick

Wayne

Scarlett

Dawn

Sianne

Jade

Taryn

Diane

William

Tyrone

Marvella

Joy

Michael

Angelo

Stephanie

Marie

Thomas

Walter

Rosalind

Ann

Richard

Henry

Britiny

Lyn

Clarissa

Michelle

Corey

Glen

Ladonna

Mae

Leo

Robert

Marian

Dorothy

Benjamin

Anthony

Jalisa

Martece Killian

Kandyce

Lynn

Marvin

Benjamin

Agnes

Leona

Leroy

Robinson

Mary

Elizabeth

Christopher

Louis

Daniel

Owen

Dorothy

Luella

Fay

Ann

Louis

Cornelius

Misty

Rae

Tamara

Jeanette

Apollo

Asa

Aleah

Maniwiwinga

Fred

Lee

Laura

Leah

Raven

Lee

Tammy

Lynn

Mary

Ann

Alexandria

Paige

Dean

Martin

Dion

Lee

Leah

Marie

Louise

Mae

Luella

Mae

Kristina

Lyn

Parrish

Jaylin

Dimitry

Kane

Lawrence

James

Misty

Dine'

Sadie

Marie

Lauren

Leann

Nicholas

Ryan

Toryann

Renee

Kearnes

Kearnes Jr

Kearnes Sr

Kearnes

Kearnes-Loera

Kearnes-Walker

Keller

Kelsey

Kelsey Jr

Kelsey Sr

Kennedy

Kie

Kinchelow

Kitcheyan

Kitcheyan Jr

Koehler

Kratz

Kuntz

Lame II

Lame

Lamere

Lapointe

Lapointe Jr

Lapointe Sr

Lapointe

Larose

Latray

Lee

Levering

Levering Jr

Lewis

Lincoln

Littlebear

Littlegeorge

Littlethunder

Littlewalker

Livingston

Loera

Loera Jr

Loera Sr

Loera

Lonewolf

Long

Lopez

Lopez Jr

Lopez Sr

Lucero

Lyons

Bernice

Danelle

Curtis

Thomas

Lilly

Rainbow

Lola

Jean

Margo

Elaine

Mary

Ann

Richard

Dickson

Richelle

Rae

Rocky

Everette

Rocky

Everette

Scott

Alan

Shaylee

Bree

Tricia

Ann

Angel

Gustabo

Raven

Deetta

Keithen

Jaleel Richard

Tonia

Louise

Kellen

Winfield

Mary

Jean

Wayne

Charles

Wayne

Charles

Adrienne

Lucille

Bartholomew

Bruce

Brian

Bruce

Carmella

Victoria

Loylee

Christine

Matthew

Ryan

Skylar

Alexandria

Thomas

Christian

Michelice

Marie

Tracy

Loretta

Billie

Fawn

Cassie

Joy

Deshawn

James

Desiree

Joyce

Victoria

Rae

Vincent

James

Joshua

David

Evangeline

Louise

Amaree

William

Terrence

Travis

Jesse

Clayton

John (Jack)

Frederick

Michelle

Colleen

Samuel

Charles

Amy

Nicole

Aspen

Peter John

Averi

Alea

Christian

Jerrod

Darla

Lynn

Durell

Anthony

D’von

Lewis

Jerome

Pierre

Jerome

Pierre

Karla

Kenneth

Robert

Keri

Lee

Viola

Elizabeth

Winona

Rose

James

Louis

Katherine

Leslie

Ann

Tyrah

Precious

Tyrone

Carter

Carmelita

Rain

Fannie

Michelle

Gwen

Raefield

Jessica

Nicole

Louis

David Bucksin

Cade

Lorenzo

Donovan

Jacob Dennis

Audreianna

Maxine

James

Bartlett

Katherine

Nannette

Lita

Lynn

Nelson

James

Tana

Rae

Tina

Michelle

Wanda

Rose

Denise

Marie

Lois

Jean

Matilda

Ann

Derrick

Jon

Eric

Jason

Joseph

Allen

Jacquelyn

Jaric

John

Melissa

Ann

Sandra

Jean

Teresa

Dawn

Darod

Ray

Daryl

Lee

Heather

Rae

Anita

Louise

Leroy

Milford

Tammy

Lea

Timothy

Edward

Ryan

Wayne

Alanna

Leigh

Amarro

Tical

Anna

Marie

Armando

Ramos

Francisco

Ramon

Francisco

Ramon

James

Michael

Raul

Julian

Nicole

Martha

Shay

Lynn

Joy

Rene

Shondeen

Evelyn

Xerxes

Takoda

Alfred

Gonzalez

Camilo

John

Camilo

John

Latricia

Kay

Angel

Leah

Ashley

Davis

Ashley

Marie

Cree

Autumn

Lyons

Jossel

Kirsten

Lyons

Marilyn

Kay

Madson

Laura

Maree

Madson

Patricia

Madson

Renae

Mallory

Cheyenne

Rain

Mallory

Kenneth

Wayne

Mallory

Lou

Ann

Mallory

Nakia

Allen

Mallory

Sierra

Summer

Mallory

Tyronn

Lou

Maney

Ilona

Rose

Marr

Andrew

Charles

Marr Jr

Arthur

Anthony

Marr

Jordin

Lee

Marr

Michelle

Lee

Marrufo

Kirsten

Louise

Marrufo

Kristofor

Shane

Marrufo

Tara

Joy

Martinez

Tallsun

Shannon Michael

Masquat

Niana

Lailece

Mazur

Erick

James

McCauley

Annette

Maria

McCauley

Barbara

Ann

McCauley

Kristalene

Janae

McCauley

Robert

Murphy

McCauley

Rodney

Allen

McClelland Jr

Robert

McDonald

Dannelle

Alexis Lakota

McDonald

Mason

Jade

McDonald

Terrence

Jared

Means

Faith

Rose

Medina

Anthony

David

Medina

Isaiah

Medina

Santita

Medina

Terri

Lee

Medina-Pretends Eagle

Christine Genelle

Mejia Lopez

Emily

Marie

Mercer

Esther

Rose

Mercer Jr

Robert

Duane

Merrick

Deryus

Charles

Merrick

Fredrick

Merrick

Jeremy

James

Merrick

Luke

Allen

Miller

Maggie

Rose

Morgan

Altha

Darnell

Morgan

Lance

Gregory

Morgan

Maunka

Morgan

Pearl

Morris III

William

Penn

Morris IV

William

Penn

Morris

Alexis

Jo Ella

Morris

Jason

Tyler

Morris

Morrison

Morrison Jr

Nava

Nave

Nava

Nava Jr

Neff

Neff Jr

Neff Sr

Neff

Nez

Nieman

Olivares

Owen

Painter

Painter III

Painter

Painter-McCauley

Painter Jr

Painter Sr

Painter

Parker

Paulsen

Payer

Payer III

Payer IV

Payer

Payer Jr

Perales

Picotte

Tyla

Mary

Rebecca

Russell

Abigail

Casey

Marisela

Miguel

Alexandria

Craig

Gregory

James

Kristin

Kylie

Laura

Talia

Victoria

Norman

Autumn

Jeremiah

Jovan

Charisse

Amy

Eli

Joseph

Les

Mary

Matthew

Nicholas

Ronald

Christina

Jason

Jean

Jennie

Jewel

Melanie

Michaelene

Teresa

Andrea

Donna

Janet

Julie

Anthony

Barkley

Benita

Brenda

Cela

Damon

Delicia

Dorine

Drake

Dylan

Edward

Jae

Jaidan

Jeremy

Jerrian

Lawrence

Rita

Royce

William

Gabriela

Roman

Adrienne

Ian

Jenelle

Louise

May

Steven

Buchanan

Joy

Buchanan

Nichole

Henry

Allen

Neal

Victoria

Grace

Lee

Rose

Dineh

Joy

George

Lynn

Star

Belle

John Ventura

Everette

James

Jeanette

Charles

William

Monroe

Darnell

Royce

Lynn

Louise

Larae

Lynn

Kay

Leanne

Annette

Marie

Leigh

Erin

Joseph

Stacey

Belle

Jean

Janae

Lee

Jenae

Lee

Benjamin

Bradford

Dawn

Dey

Edward

Dre

Allen

Moses

Lee

Ariadne

Anthony

Simone

Bernard

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Picotte

Krystle

Lee

Picotte

Lincoln

Wayne

Picotte

Lucas

Ryan

Picotte

Marcel

Antoine

Picotte

Marissa

Marie

Picotte

Michelle

Katherine

Picotte

Tara

Charonne

Picotte

Winona

Agnes

Polendo

Victoria

Chloe

Pond

Gerald

Jacob

Porter

Jamiah

Keith

Porter

Jean

Marie

Preston

David

James

Pretends Eagle

Thomas

Benjamin

Price

Jacey

Lee

Price Jr

James

Harold

Price Sr

James

Harold

Price

Jayla

Starr

Price

Jonna

Rae

Proctor

Bruce

James

Quagon

Elijah

Jacob

Ramires

Carol

Sioux

Rave

Aaron

Leigh

Rave

Angelo

Miquel Larose

Rave

Annie

Larose

Rave

Arianna

Rae

Rave

Chad

Alan

Rave

Chad

Alan

Rave

Clarissa

Marie

Rave

Darian

Ira

Rave

Dwayne

Joseph

Rave Jr

Ira

George

Rave

Justina

Ashley

Rave

Kierra

Emaline

Rave

Leslie

Evans

Rave

Norman

Alan

Rave

Rebecca

Rose

Rave

Vanna

Jade

Rave

Xavier

Anthony

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Aundrea Renae

Raymond IV

Charles

John

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Twila

Neola Marie

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Antonio

John

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Bethani

Nicole

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Bronson

Francis Wayne

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Cheri

Elizabeth

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David

Joseph

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Deidre

Jacqueline

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Diane

Lee

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Ida

Mae

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Ihleen

Rene

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Ivan

Bradley

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Madisyn

Joe

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Mary

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Melori

Joi

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Morgyn

Jae

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Nicole

Rochelle

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Rita

Charlene

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Robert

Joseph

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Robin

Kay

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Ryan

Scott

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Sandra

Jean

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Seferina

Marie

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Skyler

Droy Herrington Andr

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Steven

Ihler

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Wakiya

Rose

Redhorn-Chamberlian Sharon

Rose

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Mark

Redhorn-Shores

Bradley

John

Redhorn-Whitewater

James

Reynolds

Trice

Xavier

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Alysia

Ann

Rice

Avis

Maria

Rice

Chanteskuya

Rice

Gabriel

Lee

Rice

Henry

Mel

Rice

Iktomiwanagi

Rice

Jeanette

Marie

Rice

Katherine

Marie

Rice

Mary

Hannah

Rice

Maxine

Jeanette

Rice Jr

Nicholas

Dean

Rice Sr

Nicholas

Dean

Rice

Thelma

Jane

Rice

Winona

Ricehill

Daniel

William

Ricehill

Tiara

Leigh

Rios

Rosalio

Felipe

Roberts

Christian

James

Roberts Sr

Elyas

Payne

Roberts

Tania

Leigh

Rogers

Tonia

Nicole

Rogers

Triston

Bailey

Rogue

Anna

Rooney

Jonathan

Daniel

Rosado

Jacob

Ross

Crystal

Roberta

Russell

Esther

Saldana

Anna

Maria

Saldana

Eraine

Marie

Sanchez

Leopoldo

Glenn

Sandoval

Elizabeth

Sandoval

Ramona

Saul

Fern

Irene

Saunsoci

Elena

White Plume

Scott

Austin

Van

Scott

Cristian

Van

Scott

Karen

Ann

Scott

Kee

Lynn

Scott

Maria

Jacqueline

Scott

Marlon

Michael

Scott

Maurice

Osborne

Scott

Micah

Steele

Scott

Sandy

McIntosh

Scott III

Sandy

Revson

Scott

Van

Darret

Seymour

Shirlene

Fawn

Sharpback

Fran

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Scott

Alan

Sharpback

Teresa

Ann

Sharpback

Wilhelmena

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Andreana

Jule

Sheridan Jr

David

Norman

Sheridan

Gloria

Marie

Sheridan

Lisa

Joy

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Ramona

Marie

Slowman

He-We-zeka

Lansing

Slowman

Kristia

Latrice

Slowman

Sherriel

Mary

Smith

Bryson

Alexander

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Thomas

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Danelle

Elizabeth

Ernest

Francine

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Isaac

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John

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Marcella

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Monica

Pamela

Stephanie

Tyler

Victor

William

Abigail

Anthony

Dawn

Elaine

Joseph

Katherine

Lavonne

Lorna

Michael

Reuben

Rosa

Salena

Sarah

Serena

Stuart

Maxine

Virginia

Caprice

Carmen

Carol

David

Farrar

Julia

Kellie

Linda

Natasha

Rita

Rodney

Sheila

Summer

Thomas

Crystal

Duane

Herschel

John

Joseph

Lavinia

Nathan

Paul

Peter

Raymond

Samuel

Thomas

Brenda

Darwin

Teisha

Cora

Trina

Christa

Danian

Charles

Christina

Marcella

Anthony

Benjamin

Daryl

Ebony

Gentry

Isaiah

John

Lewis

Maya

Qui Qui

Robert

William

Jessica

Norma

Rona

Angelo

Ione

Jorge

Artavian

Cherie

Corey

Courtney

Kathleen

Kevin

Randolph

Rosella

Samuel

Bernard

Brooke

Heath

Helena

Jamie

Jeffery

Joann

Kadge

Louise

Marian

Marissa

Mark

Michelle

Rodney

Savhana

Scott

Taryn

Tracy

Sunshine

Victoria

Jaelyn

Harold

Steven

Deanna

Sophia

Adonis

Alan

Alma

Dean

Andrea

Michael

James

Blake

Francis

Waukon

Leroy

Latrice

Joi

Ray

Ann

Regina

Faye

Michelle

Lynn

Jordan

Edwin

Andrew

Elizabeth

Marie

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Marion

Theresa

Ruth

Greyson

Melvin

Ann

Rebecca

Elizabeth

Dale

Wade

Amelia

Irene

Vonn

Ilea

Ann

Ryan

Patrick

Veronica

Renee

Lou

Nicole

Louise

Louis

Zion

James

Dawn

Joseph

Miles

Yellowsmoke

Craig

Pauline

Charles

Donald

Mitchell

Shane

Edward

Carol

Lee

Nicolasa

Willow

Leigh

James

Joseph

Marie

Rose

Glenn

Louis

Greg

Danielle

Lee

William Jarrod

Raymond

Cass

Lea

Renee

Francis

John

Jean

Doreen

Drew

Irene

Eduard

Francis

Janelle

Allen

Lamont

Evans

William

Daniel

Rose

Jeremy

Marie

Nicole

Scott

Elizabeth

Michael

Lee

Samone

Isaiah

Lee

James

Sioux

Everett

Jade

Rose

Renee

Rose

Alexander

Felix

Lynn

Yuane

Jare

Jay

Rose

Walker

Angie

Marie

Walker

April

Leigh

Walker

Barbara

Ann

Walker

Byron

James

Walker

Cassondra

Marie

Walker

Christie

Veronica

Walker

Dawnika

Joelle

Walker

Dontae

Lee

Walker

Elizabeth

Jean

Walker Jr

Emmette

Earl

Walker III

Emmette

Earl

Walker III

Fred

Walker

Gaylene

Jan

Walker

Gregory

Thomas

Walker

Isaiah

Miguel

Walker

Jacob

Thomas Cain

Walker

Jordan

Thomas Quinn

Walker

Kaileah

Lynn

Walker Jr

Llewelyn

Thomas

Walker Sr

Llewelyn

Thomas

Walker

Mariah

Marie

Walker

Michell

Marie

Walker

Nathan

Joseph

Walker Jr

Richard

Thomas

Walker III

Richard

Thomas

Walker

Skyla

Marie

Walker

Teala

Colleen

Walker

Todd

Benjamin David

Walker

Victoria

Mae Valentine

Walker

Vincent

Walker-Flanders

Rella

Mayme

Ware

Anthony

Daniel

Ware

Clarice

Danielle

Ware Jr

Kent

Daniel

Ware

Clarice

Danielle

Ware

Phyllis

Marie

Warner

Agnes

Mary

Warner

Esther

Beatrice

Warner

Moses

Albert

Warner

Roland

Monroe

Warner

Ronald

Evans

Warner

Tiffani

Joye

Warner

Yvette

Michelle

West

Christine

WhiteEagle

Cristoff

Orville Lee Louis

White Twin

Bernadette

White Twin

Julia

Erin

White Twin

Whisper

Jolyn

White

Allina

Yvonne

White

Crystal

Faith

White

Elizabeth

June

White

Frank

Gilbert

White

Janelle

Flossie

White

Michelle

Matilda

White

Ramona

Krystal

Whitebear

Alicia

Charlotte

Whitebear

Kaylynn

Ranae

Whitebear

Kyliah

Ranelle

Whitebear

Roger

Wade

Whitebear

Ronald

Ray

Whitebeaver Jr

Roger

Alan

Whitebeaver Sr

Roger

Alan

Whitebeaver

Edward

Francis

Whitebeaver

Stephani

Laura

Whitener

Joseph

Leon

Whitewater

Amelia

Marie

Whitewater

Brandon

Terrance

Whitewater

Darren

Wayne

Whitewater

Gayla

Jalece

Whitewater

Jerrine

Tylah

Whitewater

Kenneth

Wayne

Whitewater

Latia

Rose

Whitewater

Lois

Leota

Whitewater

Louis

Benjamin

Whitewater

Luther

Steven

Whitewater

Merle

Daniel

Whitewater

Monica

Marie

Whitewater

Sandra

Jean

Whitewater

Sheila

Marie

Whitewater

Tanesha

Marie

Whitewater

Thelma

Jane

Whitewater

Trista

Jewels

Whitewater-Rave

Warren

Daniel

Whitewater-White Eyes

Jaracelene Larae

Whitewing

Lisa

Marie

Whitewing

Solomon

George

Whitewing-Saul

Oliver

Lewis

Whitewing-Saul

Olivia

Marie

Wilkie

Trevor

Chase

Wingett

David

Everett

Wingett

Mathew

Paul

Wolfe

Alan

Duane

Wolfe

Alyssa

Deeann

Wolfe

Audrey

Rose

Wolfe

Bobbie

Wolfe

Chotch-he-schkotch-ga

Wolfe

Daniel

Wolfe

Danya

Sherise

Wolfe

Ellyson

Cecelia

Wolfe

Henrietta

Ann

Wolfe

Jeremiah

Mitchell

Wolfe

Joseph

Wilbur James

Wolfe

Kaira

Ashley

Wolfe

Karen

Maria

Wolfe

Kryssa

Reeann

Wolfe

Lili

Linae

Wolfe

Ramona

Kay

Wolfe

Ricky

Tomas

Wolfe

Roy

Anthony

Wolfe

Theodore

John

Wolfe

Tyara

Lynn

Wolfe

Tyren

Lee

Wolfe

Tyresha

Lynelle

Wolfeleader

Justis

William

Wolfeleader

Vincent

James

Ybarra Jr

Adrian

Estevan

Yellow Thunder

Tia

Raylene

Yellowbank

Kristina

Michele

Yellowbull

Marie

Elaine

Zach

Douglas

Rainen

Zach

Eugene

Charles

Zagurski

Daelyn

Joy

Zagurski

Dana

Lynn

Zagurski

Derrell

James

********Names with the symbol not able to vote until

Regular

Election. ********

Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, May 16, 2020 — Page 9

COMMUNITY NEWS

March financial report

Aric Armell motioned to approve

the March Financial Report from Winnebago Comprehensive Healthcare.

Louis LaRose seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

WINNAVEGAS REPORT:

Melton Frenchman motioned to approve the March Financial Report from

WinnaVegas Casino. Louis LaRose

seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

Clint Black Concert: (concert can be

rescheduled)

Louis LaRose motioned to approve

the Clint Black Concert. Louis LaRose

seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

GAMING COMMISSION REPORT:

Roland Warner motioned to approve the March Gaming Commission

Report.

Aric Armell seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

TRIBAL REPORT:

COVID-19 Prevention Preparedness

and Response Budget.

Aric Armell motioned to approve

the budget for BIA 93-638 COVID-19

Response dollars which includes all

items that are considered to address

the COVID-19 Prevention, Preparedness, and Response. Roland Warner

seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

Audit Report

Roland Warner motioned to approve

the Audit Report as presented. Louis

LaRose seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

Approve Report for March

Roland Warner motioned to approve

the March Tribal CFO Report as presented. Melton Frenchman seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

7-0-0

TRIBAL COUNCIL ITEMS:

Resolution 20-119: FY 2020 Strategies to Support Children Exposed to

Violence

Aric Armell motioned to adopt Reso-

lution 20-119: FY 2020 Strategies to

Support Children Exposed to Violence.

Melton Frenchman seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

Resolution 20-120: Adoption of Order

for Protection of Public Health and Safety During COVID-19 Pandemic – use

of Facemasks or Cloth Face Coverings.

Aric Armell motioned to adopt Resolution 20-120: Adoption of Order for

Protection of Public Health and Safety

During COVID-19 Pandemic – use of

Facemasks or Cloth Face Coverings to

be in effect 4-29-20. Roland Warner

seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

Discussion for Election Endorsement

Discussion, no action taken.

Purchase of Hogs/cattle:

Discussion no action taken.

Discussion of Hazard Pay – Essential

Workers

Discussion only, no action taken.

SUSPEND THE RULES:

Aric Armell motioned to suspend the

rules to hear request for Budget Modification for Wake & Burial Program. Louis

LaRose seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

Wake and Burial Budget Mod

Louis LaRose motioned to approve

additional $55,365 for Wake and burial

budget for increased costs for burial

costs anticipated and to cover old bills.

John Snowball seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

ADJOURN:

John Snowball motioned to adjourn

at 11:55 a.m. Aric Armell seconded.

VOTE: (7) yes (0) no (0) abstain

Motion carried.

Chairman Brown adjourned the

meeting at 11:55 a.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Teresa Littlegeorge, Executive Assistant

Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska

CONCUR:

Thelma Whitewater, Secretary

Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska

Congratulations to the "Class of 2020"

Winonah Leader Charge

WINNEBAGO--The Winnebago School district administrators have been working hard to adjust and transition to the interruptions from COVID-19, including

how to best handle traditional activities like commencement. School leaders have

been working on balancing between appropriately honoring their students while

managing the challenges of the Coronavirus.

Dan Fehringer the Winnebago Public School Superintendent shared that the

COVID-19 Pandemic has had a major effect on the school, students and community. All events and activities were cancelled through May 31. This included

the graduation ceremony which was scheduled for Saturday, May 9 at 2:00. A

date for the graduation ceremony has been set for Saturday, August 1. We will

follow the mandates that are in place on August 1. We were able to put together

a virtual slide show honoring the "Class of 2020” It premiered on Saturday, May

9 on the WPS Facebook page. Also Mrs. Tremayne and Mr. James put signs

honoring the seniors in their yards. The senior parents organized a cruise

through town after the Senior show was released Saturday. Thank you to the

parents who organized this event.

Senator Joni Albrecht WEEKLY UPDATE

May 4, 2020

As I am sure most are aware,

confirmed cases of the Coronavirus

(COVID-19) have been growing in

number in Dakota County in District 17 daily since testing began in

earnest. Kudos to the leadership

at Dakota County Health Department, Emergency Manager, and

the Nebraska National Guard for

the work they’ve done and long

hours they’ve devoted to doing it.

Certainly, the increased numbers

of confirmed cases are concerning. They should also serve as a

reminder to all of us to be exercising appropriate caution when making choices that will protect our

health and the health of our loved

ones and our community. During

these times, please remember to

follow the six rules suggested by

the Governor:

Stay home. No non-essential

errands and no social gatherings.

Respect the ten-person limit.

Socially distance your work.

Work from home or use the six-foot

rule as much as possible in the

workplace.

Shop alone and only shop once a

week. Do not take family with you.

Help kids follow social distancing. Play at home. No group sports.

And no playgrounds.

Help seniors stay at home by

shopping for them. Do not visit

long-term care facilities.

Exercise daily at home or with

an appropriately socially-distanced

activity.

Informational Videos highlighting these and other ways to stay

healthy and keep families healthy

during the pandemic and one

about what to do if an individual

or family member becomes ill or

has been exposed to COVID-19

have been translated and released

on YouTube in the following six

languages:

Spanish

Arabic

Karen

Somali

Nepalese

French

Re-Opening parts of District 17:

The Governor announced that

as of May 4, 2020, the Northeast

Nebraska Public Health Department region that includes Thurston and Wayne Counties, is one of

19 separate regions with Directed

Health Measures (DHM) that relax

some restrictions in place. The

DHM will be in place and effective

through May 31, 2020. Businesses

that may open or reopen under

more relaxed guideline limitations

include restaurants, barber ships,

hair salons, nail studios, massage

services, tattoo parlors, and childcare facilities. Each business is

subject to certain restrictions and

social distancing practices.

Because of the increasing number of cases seen in Dakota County, Dakota County Health region,

which oversees Dakota County,

is NOT included in any DHM

loosening restrictions at this time

and business closings previously

ordered will remain in place. For

more information about the Directed Health Measure changes, visit

the Governor’s website at www.

governor.nebraska.gov

Although Thurston and Wayne

County are not seeing the significant numbers seen in Dakota

County, I urge residents to be just

as dedicated to making choices

that protect your health and the

health of your families.

Maintaining the integrity of

Nebraska’s health care system

remains the State’s top consideration when making decisions about

public health measures. The Governor’s office and the Department

of Health and Human Services

(DHHS) continue to monitor the

state’s and each region’s ability

to have ample capacity to care for

area residents.

Governor’s Daily Briefings and

Weekly Live Town Hall

As a reminder, Governor Ricketts is holding press conferences

updating the state’s response to

COVID-19 on Mondays at 1:00 PM

and Tuesday through Friday at

2:00 PM. The conference is being

broadcast live by many television

and radio stations, or can be accessed on the Governor’s Facebook

page, where it broadcasts live, as

well. The Governor holds press

conference interpreted in Spanish

on Tuesdays and Thursdays at

5:00 PM.

Additionally, NET is o broadcasting the Governor’s Live Town Halls

every Thursday at 8:30 PM. At the

NET web page, people can ask their

questions ahead of time. To ask

your question during the program,

call one of these numbers: 800676-5446 or 402-472-1212.

TestNebraska Information Available in Spanish

TestNebraska is now accessible

to even more Nebraskans. The

website now includes information

and instructions in Spanish as well

as English. If you know someone

who would benefit from this addition, please let them know of

its availability and direct them to

www.TestNebraska.com/es to take

the test and/or to take the survey.

The expand testing will give the

Nebraska Department of Health

and Human Services, and Health

Officials across the state valuable

information as the state begins

reopening the economy.

All Nebraskans are urged to complete a

short assessment survey. Testing

sites will multiple kits and multiple test options. All individually

identifiable information being gathered for the TestNebraska initiative

is protected by state and federal

law. Aggregate data collected will

be shared with the public health

departments which are expected to

then provide the aggregate data to

the National information gatherers.

AG Disruption and Depopulation

As processing plants work to

deep clean, stagger shifts and

adapt to social distancing and

other safety recommendations

in response to COVID-19, many

producers have been struggling

with decisions about livestock

depopulation. At the Governor’s

press conference last week, Director Wellman from the Nebraska

Department of Agriculture spoke to

the issue and referred to resources

available to AG producers having

to make these tough decisions.

My office reached out to Director

Wells for more information. To

recap, the Nebraska Department

of Environment and Energy (NEE),

has provided temporary period,

until June 1, 2020 for operations

to have more livestock than previously permitted on the land. There

are requirements and necessary

precautions that must be taken.

In addition, there may be some

federal assistance to help deal with

the financial aspects related to depopulation and mortality management under the USDA’s Environmental Quality Incentives Program

(EQIP). For more information, be

sure to follow the Governor’s daily

briefings and access state information at hpps://nda.nebraska.

gov/COVID-19, keyword Livestock

Depopulation Guidance www.deq.

state.ne.us for NEE guidelines

and/or the USDA website at www.

usda.gov

Yes, these are challenging times.

Please remember that together we

will get through them as we have

come through challenging times in

the past. #NebraskaStrong.

As always, I invite you to let me

know your thoughts, ideas, concerns, or suggestions by contacting

me at jalbrecht@leg.ne.gov or by

calling my office at 402.471.2716.

Page 10 — Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, May 16, 2020

BAGO NEWS

JOB ANNOUNCEMENT

Institution:

LPTC

Physical Location:

Winnebago

Department:

Office of The President

Title:

Director of Grants and Contracts

Duration:

Perm, FT

Pay Grade

Advertised Salary

DOQE

Posting Date: 3/25/2020

Closing Date: Open until filled

Little Priest Tribal College is accepting applications for a Director of Grants

and Contracts. This FT/PT Temp/Perm position will be responsible for seeking

out grants, writing grants, and managing grants. This is a full time position and

considered exempt under FLSA. To perform this job successfully, an individual

must be able to perform each function satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the primary

job responsibilities.

REQUIRED Qualifications and Competencies: Master’s degree required, Proven

track record and three years of successful Federal grant writing experience and

drawing down grant funds from government payment systems (i.e. G5, ASAP),

Knowledge of the Single Audit Act, Experienced in higher level decision-making,

leadership, management, critical and analytical thinking, Ability to identify

problems and effectively carry out solutions, Ability to manage projects from

the idea to the conceptual stage to plan development, and through to completion, Professional writing skills. Writing must also be persuasive, analytical, and

creative to influence the funding entity, Ability to operate computer, skilled in

internet research, and highly skilled with Microsoft Office programs, Experience

with the federal grant application processes and cycle, Ability to interpret and

apply OMB Circulars, federal rules and regulations, and 2CFR Part 200, Experience in file management of grant history until closeout, Solid understanding of

budgets, development, and compliance as they relate to proposals and grants,

Proven strength in building partnerships and collaborating within a college and

in the community, Ability to work independently with minimal guidance and often

remote but supportive supervision, and as part of a team or as a team leader,

Ability to establish priorities and manage multiple activities in a deadline driven

environment, Able to complete assignments/tasks with high attention to detail

and accuracy, and strong editing skills, Must champion change and continuous improvement, Strong communication skills (oral, and presentation), Strong

interpersonal skills including tact, diplomacy, and flexibility to work effectively

with administration, faculty, staff, students, the public, a regional educational

network, and funding entities, The ability to exercise tact and handle information that is confidential, sensitive or controversial, Must be customer focused

and have a genuine interest in education

PREFERRED Qualifications and Competencies: PhD, or PhD or doctoral degree

with applicable coursework, General Knowledge of higher education policies,

practices, and procedures, Experience working with Tribal community agencies

and community partners and proven track record with writing federal grants

particular to Tribes, Tribal Colleges/Universities, or other Tribal organizations,

Project Management certification and experience developing indirect cost proposals, Software and/or technological proficiency as it relates to the position,

Strong organizational habits, Leadership in problem solving and decision making

Core Function:

Research/Identify grant opportunities,

Write Grants,

Manage grants

JOB ANNOUNCEMENT

Posting Date: 4.23.2020

Closing Date: Until Filled

Position: Adjunct Instructors

Human Anatomy & Physiology I- Fall 2020 (4 credit hours)

Introduction to General Chemistry- Fall 2020 (4 credit hours)

Human Anatomy & Physiology II-Spring 2021 (4credit hours)

Introduction to Organ & Biochemistry- Spring 2021 (4 credit hours)

Microbiology- Spring 2021 (4 credit hours)

Job Status:

Work Schedule: Fall-2020 /Spring 2021

Reports To: Vice President of Academic & Student Affairs

Salary: $700.00 per credit hour

Organization and Location: The position is located at Little Priest Tribal College (LPTC) in Winnebago, Nebraska, 68071.

Purpose of Position:

To provide quality education as an adjunct faculty member. Educate students

in the field of science, provide exciting opportunities for students to extend their

college experience.

Qualifications

A Master’s degree is required. Must have excellent oral and written communication skills and basic computer skills. Must be a team player that implements

the philosophy and goals of the college. Must be able to maintain professionalism and confidentiality in the office.

Responsibilities: Adjunct Faculty agrees to support the mission of and philosophy of LPTC..

a. Complete and submit all required Human Resources forms.

b.. Provide one hour of non-teaching office time each week.

c.. Maintain current course records in College Management System including

syllabus, weekly attendance, coursework, and gradebook; input quizzes, tests,

and assignment grades to allow students to check their academic progress.

d. Submit course level assessment reports at the end of the semester.

To Apply:

Applicants can submit a cover letter, resume, college transcripts and three

letters of references to Human Resources Manager, P.O. Box 270, Winnebago,

NE 68071 or email to angela.kent@littlepriest.edu

Applicants may also go to http://www.littlepriest.edu/faculty-staff/humanresources.html and complete the on-line application and attach a resume.

Transcripts and three letters of reference are also required when submitting

an application.

Little Priest Tribal College is an Equal Opportunity Employer

ABOUT US: In the Winnebago heritage of respect, integrity and self-reliance,

Little Priest Tribal College provides higher education opportunities at both the

Winnebago, NE and Sioux City, IA campuses. At LTPC our major focus is to

provide a two-year associate degree and prepare students to transfer and successfully complete a major at a four-year institution. The college prepares its

students to succeed in a multi-cultural world by emphasizing quality education

of the highest level, humanistic values, and life skills. LPTC is a member of the

American Indian Higher Education Consortium and is accredited by the Higher

Learning Commission.

HOW TO APPLY: You can visit us on the web at http://www.littlepriest.edu

for application and application instructions. Applications are also available at

our campus. Applicants with disabilities are invited to identify any necessary

accommodations required in the application process. Notice to all applicants: If

you are selected as a finalist, a background check will be conducted and transcripts will be required.

Required Documents: Application, Resume/CV, Cover Letter/Letter of Interest, Reference List

At LPTC, we are committed to hiring a workforce that is as diverse and inclusive as the people and communities we serve. We are an equal opportunity

employer. Employment practices are free of discrimination. Indian preference

applies. All other applicants have equal opportunities of employment irrespective of their race, creed, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, marital status,

gender identity, physical or mental disability, or veteran status. LPTC will uphold

these principles and ensure that this philosophy is administered appropriately.

Arrangements for reasonable accommodations required by disabilities can be

made by contacting the Human Resources office.

Little Priest Tribal College 601 East College Drive Winnebago, NE 68071

p.402-878-2380

Crossword Puzzle Key:

The Winnebago Tribal Council is 100% AGAINST Meth. Not only is Meth

harmful to the individual, it destroys families and our community. Meth

use is not the HoChunk/Winnebago way of life. On 12-30-19, during the

Winnebago Mid-monthly Tribal Council meeting, a motion was passed to

publish all meth related offenses occurring on the Winnebago reservation,

in the Winnebago Indian News.

The following individual(s) has been arrested for a meth offense...

Mya Wolfe

DOB: 08/16/1999

Charged with: Possession of Paraphernalia or Drug Manufacturing Equipment

LEGAL NOTICE

Notice of Hearing

Case No. CV20-054AB

In the Matter of the

Guardianship Petition of:

REBECCA VALENTINE

In Re:

E. B. (Born 2/2011)

I. B. (Born 10/2013)

TO: AMANDA HARD, Mother

JESSE BIRDNECKLACE,Father

You are hereby notified that a petition has been filed for Guardianship and a hearing concerning the above referred

Individual(s) in Case No. CV20-054AB has been scheduled and will be heard in

the Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago, Nebraska on the 4TH day of AUGUST,

2020 at the hour of 9:00 A.M.

Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, May 16, 2020 — Page 11

WPS CLASS OF 2020

This is a copy of a public record, reproduced as it was published. It is not legal advice, and it may not be the version a court would rely on. Check the official source before you cite it.