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Published Bi-Weekly for the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska • Volume 50, Number 14 • Saturday, July 10, 2021

LaMere Family Honors Winnebago Tribal Member killed in Action in Vietnam

On June 26th, the Bago Pride Committee

hosted a drive-in movie event at the LED

screen in Winnebago. The event consisted

of a meal provided to the community, followed by the movie “The Little Mermaid.”

Pinagigi to the Bago Pride Committee for

bringing families together for an awesome Saturday night movie!

The drive-in movie event also had the

best little helper handing out candy and

snacks to everyone! Pictured during the

Bago Pride event is Anthony Earth handing out some candy to Teacher Kaira and

her family. Pinagigi to Anthony for the

chips and M&M’s!

The Winnebago Indian News staff would

like to thank the Native Star for handing

out the cool light up toys for the youth

before the Annual Firework event in Winnebago on July 3rd.

pictures from Anthony John LaMere 50th Memorial Ceremony

Winonah Leader Charge

South Sioux City, NE—On July

3rd, the LaMere family organized a

50th Memorial Ceremony for Anthony

John LaMere, the only Winnebago

Tribe member killed in Action in Vietnam on July 1st, 1971.

50 years later, LaMere’s legacy

continues to impact the lives of many.

This was evident during the ceremony

at Siouxland Freedom Park in South

Sioux City, NE. The memory of LaMere was celebrated with a ceremony,

songs and a meal.

“It was a great day for the LaMere

family, It was an emotional day, starting with the view looking over the top

of the Vietnam Veterans Wall and seeing friends and relatives coming into

the park. Some old, some young, but

all came to honor this fallen Winnebago

Warrior, SP4 Anthony J. LaMere, 50

years after his passing. His sacrifice will

always be remembered with the etching

on the wall and speaking his name. It

was a perfect day with the drum group

singing the LaMere song and concluding

with the 21 Gun Salute and Taps. We

made all our relatives proud and smile

on the other side of Maunas creation”

said Tony Wood the nephew of LaMere.

The Winnebago Veterans Association

Honor guard opened the ceremony with

posting of the Colors and New Breed

Drum Group singing the Flag song.

John Blackhawk was the Master of

Ceremonies (MC).

Presenters included:

Invocation – Mr. James Erickson

Welcome – Mr. Anthony Wood

Remarks on behalf of the LaMere

Family – Mr. Darrell LaMere

Written Statement from Bob Kerrey

– Ms. Jennifer LaMere

Winnebago Tribal Council – Ms.

Lorelei Decora

Open floor to comments

Music – Mr. Michael Murphy

New Breed Drum Group sang the

‘John LaMere Song’ and an ‘Honor

song’. The ceremony concluded with

Retiring of the Colors by the Winnebago

Veterans Association Honor Guard, and

21 Gun Salute and Taps.

“In 1971, Tribal members wrote a

song in memory of Tony LaMere. The

song was comprised of tones “which

will be remembered, a slow chant which

bring to mind through vibrations who

Tony is and what happened. You live

Cont. on pg 3...

A Tribute to Sioux City’s Legendary Blues Harmonica Player Curtis St. Cyr

The 11th Annual Firework Display was

a sight to see! Thank you to the Winnebago Volunteer Fire Dept., Winnebago

Pyrotechnics Crew, Wildlife & Parks, and

everyone that helped make this year’s

event possible.

Educational Pathways to Student Success and the Winnebago Boys and Girls

Club are doing great things with the kids

this summer! On June 29th, the youth

attended a campus visit to Wayne State

College in Wayne, NE. (Picture courtesy

of the Boys and Girls Club’s Facebook

page.)

On July 6th, Ho-Chunk, Inc.’s Community

Impact and Engagement interns Jarius

Bass and Isabel Freemont held a nutrition presentation for the Boys and Girls

Club youth. The two shared their experiences and wellness tips on how they can

be successful student-athletes and what

they should know about healthy eating

habits.

Curt St. Cyr and The Kalico Kats Blues Band perform in Sioux City, Iowa in 2012.

Winonah Leader Charge

If you met him, you would remember him. His magnetic personality,

his leadership, and his love for the

rhythm and blues.

On July 3rd, a tribute to the talented harmonica player Curtis St.

Cyr was held at the 30th annual

Saturday in the Park.

Saturday in the Park is one of

Iowa's largest music festivals and

attracts around 50,000 people from

all over.

St. Cyr was one of the original

performers, performing at the first

annual Saturday in the Park.

In total, he performed a record of

8 times. “No other band has done so,

and no other band has played twice.

It was an honor for him to be asked

back each time. He was good at it,

V i s i t

u s

a t

he brought a new show each time,

playing with different band members”

shared Theresa St. Cyr wife of Curtis

St. Cyr.

“He was very musical. He came

from a very musical family. His

father brought back his first harmonica from Mardi Gras, from there

he started playing harmonica. That’s

what he specialized in was the harmonica and singing. He was asked

to sing multiple times for friends,

family, and relatives at funerals and

he did so willing without hesitation”

continued Mrs. St. Cyr.

David Bernstein the Co-Founder

of Saturday in the Park said “Curt is

a record holder that’s for sure. Curt

honestly brought legit blues. He had

such a soulful voice, a beautiful voice

and also was a great harp player.

Curt could have been anywhere. He

could have been in Chicago, to me

that’s the home of the blues.”

“When he left this Earth, I know

Saturday in the Park was with him

and we appreciate everyone who

came out and showed their support.

We appreciate the Saturday in the

Park organization for honoring his

legacy and his memory” said Garan

Coons son of Curtis St. Cyr.

“We want his legacy to live on

through his children, grandchildren

so they know what their grandpa was

all about. He was a very humble,

kind hearted person. He had passion

for music and his family” shared

Mrs. St. Cyr.

The tribute video titled ‘Curtis St.

Cyr Tribute Video Played at Saturday

in the Park on July 3rd, 2021’ can

be viewed on the Winnebago Tribe of

Nebraska’s YouTube Channel.

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Page 2 — Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, July 10, 2021

BAGO NEWS

Important Changes to the Child Tax Credit

Recently, there were changes made to the child tax credit that will benefit

many taxpayers. As part of the American Rescue Plan Act that was enacted in

March 2021, the child tax credit:

Amount has increased for certain taxpayers

Is fully refundable (meaning you can receive it even if you don’t owe the IRS)

May be partially received in monthly payments

The new law also raised the age of qualifying children to 17 from 16, meaning

some families will be able to take advantage of the credit longer.

The IRS will pay half the credit in the form of advance monthly payments

beginning July 15. Taxpayers will then claim the other half when they file their

2021 income tax return.

Though these tax changes are temporary and only apply to the 2021 tax year,

they may present important cashflow and financial planning opportunities today.

It is also important to note that the monthly advance of the child tax credit is

a significant change. The credit is normally part of your income tax return and

would reduce your tax liability. The choice to have the child tax credit advanced

will affect your refund or amount due when you file your return. To avoid any

surprises, please contact our office.

Qualifications and how much to expect

The child tax credit and advance payments are based on several factors,

including the age of your children and your income.

The credit for children ages five and younger is up to $3,600 –– with up to

$300 received in monthly payments.

The credit for children ages six to 17 is up to $3,000 –– with up to $250

received in monthly payments.

To qualify for the child tax credit monthly payments, you (and your spouse

if you file a joint tax return) must have:

Filed a 2019 or 2020 tax return and claimed the child tax credit or given the

IRS your information using the non-filer tool

A main home in the U.S. for more than half the year or file a joint return with

a spouse who has a main home in the U.S. for more than half the year

A qualifying child who is under age 18 at the end of 2021 and who has a

valid Social Security number

Income less than certain limits

You can take full advantage of the credit if your income (specifically, your

modified adjusted gross income) is less than $75,000 for single filers, $150,000

for married filing jointly filers and $112,500 for head of household filers. The

credit begins to phase out above those thresholds.

Higher-income families (e.g., married filing jointly couples with $400,000 or

less in income or other filers with $200,000 or less in income) will generally get

the same credit as prior law (generally $2,000 per qualifying child) but may also

choose to receive monthly payments.

Taxpayers generally won’t need to do anything to receive any advance payments as the IRS will use the information it has on file to start issuing the

payments.

IRS’s child tax credit update portal

Using the IRS’s child tax credit and update portal, taxpayers can update

their information to reflect any new information that might impact their child

tax credit amount, such as filing status or number of children. Parents may

also use the online portal to elect out of the advance payments or check on the

status of payments.

The IRS also has a non-filer portal to use for certain situations.

For Additional information

Tribal Members are encouraged to contact their tax professional with any

questions.

Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, July 10, 2021 — Page 3

TRIBAL NEWS

Meet the W.I.N. Summer Youth Worker

...cont. from front page

LeMere Family Honors Winnebago Tribal Member

killed in Action in Vietnam

My name is Randy DeCora, I am an enrolled member of the Winnebago Tribe

of Nebraska. I’m going into my junior year of high school.

I am the summer youth worker for the Winnebago Indian News. It will be good

to know how the newspaper works or photography for the newspaper. My favorite

sport is basketball and I also like playing golf for my spring activity in school.

I have a golf tournament with my siblings on August 8-10th in New Mexico.

Question of the Edition:

$1,500 coming to your bank account...What's the first

thing you're going to do with it?

this kind of song. It’s not forgotten.

It’s kept in the heart” shared from a

historical article from 1971.

Written Statement from Bob Kerrey

shared by Jennifer LaMere:

“The most patriotic speech I ever

heard was given by one of the finest

men I ever knew: Frank LaMere. Frank

was a friend, a good friend. And the

speech he gave was actually supposed

to be an introduction of me.

His introduction was far more memorable than my speech, which even I

have forgotten.

Frank talked about his brother Tony

who had been killed two weeks after

his twentieth birthday near Quang

Tri, Vietnam on July 1st, 1971. Fifty

years ago.

All Frank did to capture his brother’s

sacrifice was to describe all the things good and bad - that Tony had missed.

President Nixon’s re-election and

resignation.

Meeting and marrying the love of

his life and building the family of his

dreams.

The Godfather, The Deer Hunter,

Disco, and bell bottom pants.

He missed the peace agreement that

ended the war and the welcome home

for Americans released from Vietnamese prisons.

And more. Much more.

Frank’s slow, quiet description of all

that his brother missed brought tears

to my eyes. Remembering it still does.

To all of you celebrating and remembering the brief, brave life of Tony

LaMere: Thank you. I wish I could be

with you.”

Written statement by Frank LaMere,

brother of Anthony J. LaMere, Childhood History and Details on Anthony

J. LaMere’s life:

“Specialist Four Anthony John LaMere, a member of the Winnebago Tribe

of Nebraska, was killed in action on

the 1st of July 1971 in the Quang Tri

Province of Vietnam. He died at the age

of 20 years and 20 days while walking

the point position on a combat patrol

when a member of his platoon stepped

on a booby trap. Anthony was a member of the Bear Clan who was serving

with Company B, 1st Battalion, 506th

Infantry of the 101st Airborne Division, the "Screaming Eagles." He was

awarded the Bronze Star, the Air Medal

and the Purple Heart for his service and

sacrifice and left behind a proud Gold

Star family and a people who honor and

remember him.

Tony was born on June 12, 1951 and

attended grade schools in South Sioux

City and Winnebago Nebraska. He

graduated from the 8th grade at St. Augustine's Indian Mission in Winnebago

and attended Trinity Prep Seminary in

Sioux City, Iowa. He graduated from

Immaculate Conception High School in

Stephan, South Dakota in 1970 before

he enlisted in the Army on August 6,

1970.

Tony left behind four brothers, three

of whom served in the Vietnam era, and

five sisters. He was the son of John

LaMere and Matilda Rogue LaMere. He

was the grandson of Pete LaMere and

Iva Littlewolf LaMere and Charlie Rogue

and Fern St. Cyr Rogue. Tony's parents

and his grandparents are all gone now

but many nieces and nephews have

come and one nephew bears his name.

He is remembered as a courageous

young Winnebago boy who gave his

life that people may live and may live

free. He gave all of his Ho-Chunk

relatives the right to stand on his

shoulders and to talk of how things

could be and how things should be

for the people and the generations to

come. It is a sacred responsibility that

we who remain must undertake every

day of our life. A letter received from

Tony written before his death spoke

to his resolve, humility and commitment and should be a testament to

how we as Ho-Chunk people should

face adversity. "I can take no pride like

others here in saying that I am fearless or unafraid when I go into battle.

I can only take pride in the fact that

I go out on patrol day after day with

fear and death all around me." He

acted for the people and we remember

our Ho-Chunk relative." Anthony is

remembered on Panel 3W, Line 96.”

The following remembrance was written by Frank LaMere the brother of

Anthony John LaMere.

WINNEBAGO TRIBAL COUNCIL

PRIMARY & REGULAR ELECTION

SCHEDULE

SEPTEMBER 7, 2021 & OCTOBER 5, 2021

Garan Coons

Winnebago Communications

Officer

Bethani Redhorn

WIN Office Manager

I would love to blow the whole $1,500

on my Wishlist: new clothes for me

and my kids, new shoes for my boys,

new toys for my fur baby, tint the

windows on my car, and spend the

remaining amount on a spontaneous

road trip! :)

As the legendary singer fats domino

says "I'm going to Kansas City, Kansas City here I come" Haha. I would

like to travel with it but I'm sure R&B

group, destiny's child would sing

"Bills, Bills, Bills". So yeah, paying

bills is the first thing I would do with

it.

August 2nd, 2021

Monday

Last Day of Notice of Intent

August 3rd, 2021

Tuesday

List of Candidates Posted

August 4th, 2021

Services-Primary

Wednesday

Send Ballots to Automated Election

August 20th, 2021

Friday

Deadline for Absentee Ballot Requests

August 23rd, 2021

Monday

Absentee Ballots Mailed Out-Primary

September 7th, 2021

Tuesday

PRIMARY ELECTION

September 8th, 2021

Wednesday

Post Top Candidates

September 8th, 2021

Wednesday

Requests

Special Tribal Council Meeting

September 9th, 2021

Election Services-Regular

Thursday

September 17th, 2021

quests

Friday

September 20th, 2021

Winonah Leader Charge

WIN Editor

Well, what I want to do with it is way

different than what I am going to do

with it. I want to shop and have a day

of pampering but what I am actually going to do with it is pay bills (sad face).

Christina Parker

Desktop Publisher

I’m a saver. If I’m not saving it for something bigger, it will more than likely go

to bills.

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Tuesday

REGULAR ELECTION

October 6th, 2021

Members

Oath of Office

Wednesday

Notification of Newly Elected

Re-Organizational Meeting of New Tribal Council

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Page 4 — Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, July 10, 2021

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Winnebago Reaches 70% COVID-19 Vaccination Rate for Community Members 12

Years Old and Up

Winnebago, NE – The Winnebago

Public Health Department (WPHD) has

announced that 70% of people living

in Winnebago who are at least twelve

years old have received at least once

dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. WPHD

has conducted weekly community

vaccination clinics since January of

this year and they continue to be

held every Wednesday at Winnebago

Public School. The clinic is open to

any individual who is twelve years old

and older. The vaccine available is the

Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine,

which is a two-dose series given 21

days apart.

“Reaching this milestone reflects

the commitment that the Winnebago

Community has to keeping their people

safe. We are honored to be a part of

this fight against COVID-19, and I am

proud of our staff who have worked

tirelessly to help get us to this point,”

said Mona Zuffante, WPHD Public

Health Administrator.

The Pfizer vaccine is a mRNA COVID-19 vaccine and is shown to be

95% effective at preventing COVID-19

and its variants. In general, vaccinated

individuals who are infected with COVID-19 experience mild symptoms and

are at less risk of mortality.

Vaccinations in Winnebago increased after the Winnebago Tribe of

Nebraska announced plans to hold

their 155th Annual Winnebago Homecoming Celebration on July 23rd - July

25th, 2021. To attend this free event,

the Tribe is requiring all in attendance

to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Individuals will be required

to present their COVID-19 vaccination

record card or immunizations prior

to entry. Children 0- 11 can attend

the event if accompanied by a fullyvaccinated adult.

Currently, there are no active

cases of COVID-19 in Winnebago

and WPHD is continuing to work toward their goal of vaccinating at least

80% of the Winnebago Community.

Anyone interested in receiving their

COVID-19 vaccine can call (402)

878-2258 or visit wwww.WinnebagoPublicHealth.com/Vaccine. A representative from the WPHD will contact

each patient by phone to schedule a

vaccine appointment time.

Garden Update

Week of June 28, 2021

Kathleen Cue, Nebraska Extension Horticulture Educator in Dodge County

Graft Union Incompatibility

Lots of trees can be grafted—fruit

trees, shade trees, and even small

ornamental trees. Grafting is the

art of putting together two different

parts of trees to make one new tree.

Unlike Frankenstein, the results are

not monstrous, but instead the new

tree will have some of the best traits

of each of its parts. The rootstock can

impart things like dwarfness, winter

hardiness, and soil pH adaptability,

among other positives. The top of a

graft union, called the scion, may

bring bigger flowers, more fruit, and/

or a different form than normally

found (think of a lilac bush grafted

onto a standard). If a cutting can be

slow to root, grafting to a root system

can get the plant off to a quicker

start, making for a saleable tree

sooner rather than later.

While nurserywomen and men

seek out closely related rootstockto-scion-wood unions to ensure

grafting success, sometimes issues

of incompatibility develop. These issues can occur right away, or they

can develop 15 years after the tree

has been planted in its permanent

home. Symptoms of graft union incompatibility are odd, with a range

of curious developments. The trunk

may develop girth far beyond the

size of the rootstock, giving the plant

a bulging top-heavy appearance.

Another indication of graft union incompatibility is overgrowth of roots,

with roots aggressively forming, one

over the top of the other, gradually

encompassing and constricting the

scion itself. When this occurs, reduced leafing and branch dieback in

the scion are typical. The important

thing to remember with graft union

incompatibility is that it is a location of weakness, leading to possible

breakage at the juncture.

There are a few reasons why graft

unions fail. Sometimes the rootstock

and scion are not related closely

enough. If the two components belong to the same plant family but not

the same genus, then incompatibility

can develop. Another possibility-disease-causing organisms--may be

present when the parts are grafted,

sealing in pathogens, and creating the

perfect environment for their growth

and development. A final possibility

for graft incompatibility is the grafting

technique itself. There are a number

of grafting methods, each with its own

benefit but not necessarily suited to

all grafting endeavors.

Not all bulges at the base of grafted

plants are indications of graft incompatibility. A slight swelling is normal.

Roses are some of the most common

grafted plants in our landscapes.

Monitoring their growth is necessary

to ensure sprouts arising from the

graft union or below are removed.

More about graft union incompatibility may be found here: https://

extension.umd.edu/resource/graftfailure .

JESUS OUR SAVIOR

LUTHERAN OUTREACH

"God's Wisdom found in the cross

of Christ"

How do you see the cross of Jesus

Christ? Your response to this question

makes all the difference in the world. For

some the cross is a piece of jewelry. For

others, it is worn or displayed as some

sort of lucky charm or amulet - a sort

of protection.

In the United States it is still accepted

by most, however in other countries and

for an increasing number in America it is

offensive and can incite insults, ridicule,

abuse and even death.

The apostle Paul wrote to the saints,

the believers in Christ these words in

his opening chapter: 'For the word of

the cross is foolishness to those who

are being destroyed, but to us who are

being saved it is the power of God' [1st

Corinthians 1:18 Lockwood translation].

For those who are perishing, aren't

we all? Well no, those who have faith in

Jesus will not be destroyed and death

will merely be much like falling asleep

for a time. For those who are perishing

on account of unbelief the cross is utter

foolishness.

Paul continues: 'For since in God's

wisdom the world did not know God

through its own wisdom, it was his

good pleasure to save those who believe

through the foolishness of preaching'

[1st Corinthians 1:21 Lockwood translation].

It is in the power of the cross that

the just wrath of Creator God was paid

in FULL by Jesus. Jesus sure appeared

weak and powerless as He hung, beaten,

bloody, stripped naked, insulted, ridiculed, and dying. The powerful religious

and political leaders thought that they

had won as they did their best to crush

the life out of Jesus.

In their craving for power they did

not stop at anything - paying one of

his disciples to betray him, telling lies,

holding court against their own rules

in the dark and the dead of the night,

riling up crowds to scream 'crucify him,

crucify him' and even having a notorious

terrorist of his day released. Their blood

thirsty hunger and thirst for power was

never satisfied.

However, Creator God used their own

wicked ways to fulfill His will - and the

will of God was done as His very own

Son suffered like a helpless lamb led to

the slaughter. Jesus fulfilled the role

that He knew full well when he left the

glory of heaven and humbled himself

taking on flesh and blood.

God's Sacred Word reveals that the

apparent folly of God is wiser than

people. Jesus' apparent weakness as

He hung helpless and in agony on the

cross is stronger than people. For those

who are being saved, the cross that

Jesus was crucified on is the power of

Almighty God!

The foolishness of the cross made Jesus appear as if he didn't have a brain in

that head of his. Jesus had been nailed

to a piece of wood, much like a brainless

scarecrow, without the apparent sense

to answer the Roman Governor Pontius

Pilate in a way that would have got him

off the hook.

The spiritual leaders, the High

Priests, the Pharisees, the Saduccees,

the Herodians, as well as King Herod all saw Jesus as utterly foolish. And as

the Good News of Jesus life, suffering,

death and resurrection spread - the

Greeks and philosophers could not

understand the wisdom of God. Many

of these philosophers had gathered in

Corinth. There are countless so-called,

scholars and 'wise guys' of today who reject Jesus and those who believe in Him.

And yet, this foolishness is wise beyond any degree that the educated can

bestow in this world.

Jesus was not 'brain-dead.' Jesus

and His Heavenly Father outsmarted

the brainiacs of the world. Paul brings

this section to a close with these

words: 'For God's folly is wiser than

people and God's weakness is stronger than people' [1st Corinthians 1:25

Lockwood translation].

See what a difference of perspective

one has depending on how one sees

or how one understands the cross of

Jesus. Now, how do you see the cross

of Jesus Christ?

What does it mean when they say the air

quality outside today is Good or Bad? How

do they measure Air Quality?

If you google “Airnow.gov” you’ll find

the Air Quality Index (AQI). The AQI

works like a thermometer that runs

from 0 to 500 degrees. But, instead of

showing changes in temperature, the

AQI shows changes in the amount of

pollution in the air. The closer to Zero

the AQI is, the cleaner the air.

The EPA has focused on six of the

most common air pollutants found in

our air - also known as "criteria" air

pollutants. The AQI combines information from five of the six criteria pollution

data from ground-based and satellite

detection equipment and report realtime levels from different parts of the

country.

So, what pollutants are being looked

at in the AQI?

Carbon Monoxide – This gas mainly

comes from fossil fuel-driven vehicles

and machinery although it’s formed

from burning nearly anything. The entire nation meets the carbon monoxide

air quality standards, mostly because

of emissions standards for new motor

vehicles under the Clean Air Act.

Particulate matter (PM) – is that

fine dust found in the air; measuring

between 5 and 100 times smaller than

the width of a human hair! PMs are

emitted into the air from all sorts of

activity like construction sites, driving

on unpaved roads and fields, or from

the release of smoke and soot into the

air from burning or vehicle emissions.

Breathing air with high levels of PM

(especially fine particles) can go deep

into your lungs and may even find its

way into the bloodstream.

Ozone – O3 can be good or bad depending on where it’s found in the at-

mosphere. The ozone layer found in the

upper atmosphere is “good” because

it protects us from harmful radiation

from space. However, ozone formed

in the lower part of the atmosphere is

“bad”. Low-level ozone occurs through

a chemical reaction where radiation

from the sun splits off an oxygen atom

from a nitrogen dioxide NO2 molecule.

The free-floating oxygen combines with

the oxygen (O2) that we breathe, forming a chain of 3 oxygen atoms. O3 or

ozone is harmful if breathed – triggering

asthma attacks, destroys living cells,

and is harmful to the environment.

Nitrogen dioxide & Sulfur dioxide -are formed from fossil fuel combustion.

Both pollutants cause many adverse

respiratory effects including increased

asthma symptoms respiratory illness

as well as environmental damage.

Lead – While lead is part of the six

common pollutants, it’s not included

in the AQI due to the length of time

required to determine real-time lead

levels. Airborne Lead pollution has

been reduced greatly since the banning of leaded fuels, though large leademitting industrial facilities still exist.

Lead harms the neurological system

causing all sorts of cognitive problems

as well as heart disease and high blood

pressure.

Understanding the quality of air you

breathe is important to you and your

family’s health and development. So

check out AirNow.gov and see what

your outdoor air quality is like. If someone in your family suffers from some

type of breathing problem, knowing

your air quality can be a helpful tool

in planning your day.

July (07/06-07/12) Construction Updates in

the Winnebago Community

07/06-Milling and removing the middle lane from the hospital to Mathewson. I & A finishing sidewalk in this area early in the Week. MECC pouring red

stamped concrete in this area. Flagging most of the week with limited access to

side streets during the day.

07/08-IES to set poles on the west side of the road. Pipe crossings and electrical crossing will be placed. Beck Street will remain closed from the west until the

center lane is poured and cured. Many semis use that road as a shortcut and we

are concerned they would not make the corner well and wreck all the sidewalk!

07/12-Finishing an inlet on the north and preparing for a traffic switch for

Monday July 12 at the circle.

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COMMUNITY EVENTS

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Alaniz

Velma

Rose

Aldrich Jr

Eugene

Scott

Aldrich Sr

Eugene

Scott

Aldrich

Charles

Wayne

Aldrich

Cindy

Regina

Aldrich

Dixie

Lee

Aldrich

Gabriel

Alexander

Aldrich

Gabriela

Alexandera

Aldrich

Pamela

Laureen

Aldrich

Pilar

Eagle Plume

Aldrich

Precious

Heaven

Aldrich

Rohahehs

Turner

Aldrich

Shonna

Rae

Aldrich

Sky

Payton

Aldrich

Trina

Marie

Alvarado

Andrea

Fawn

Appleton

Chanel

Shafawn

Appleton

Evah

Pauletta Romona

Appleton

Linda

Kay Bradford

Armell

Aric

Dustin

Armell

Arika Kamaka

O Kealoha Nissi

Armell

Austin

James

Armell

Cletus

Antoine

Armell

James

Charles

Armell

Jeffrey

Lynn

Armell

Mitchell

Wayne

Armell

Seth

Ross

Armell Jr

Troy

David

Armell Sr

Robert

Eugene

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

Ramona

Marie

Baker

Tanya

Marie

Baker III

Wayne

Rodney

Baker Jr

Wayne

Rodney

Bass

Alyssa

Kyrene

Bass

Annette

Nichole

Bass

Brooke

Lynn

Bass

Buffalo

Bass

Derrick

James

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 Jr

Vincent

Lloyd

Bass III

Vincent

Lloyd

Bass

Vincent

Lloyd

Bass

William

Vincent

Bassette Sr

Gregory

Alan

Bassette Sr

Anthony

Taylor

Bassette

Angel

DeCora

Bassette

Arik

Drake

Bassette

Caroline

Carmen

Bassette

Darryl

Duane

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

Bear-Tashquinth Mary

Michelle

Bearskin

Belle

Victoria

Bearskin

Jaxon

Raye

Bearskin

Justin

Lance

Bearskin

Mona

Deanna

Beighley

Samuel

Robinson

Bell

Kendra

Lynne

Bellanger

Denise

Dell

Bellanger

Ruby

Lee

Berridge Sr

Dubbz

Dane

Berridge

Anna

Marie

Berridge Sr

Jeffrey

Donald

Berridge

Jillian

Angeline

Bigbear

Angela

Rose

Bigbear

Ann

Agnes

Bigbear

Joseph

Louis

Bigbear

Maria

Bigfire

Harolene

Belle

Bigfire

Hugh

James

Bigfire

Linae

Rae

Bigfire

Nathaniel

Charles

Bigfire

Raelyn

Marie

Bigfire

Seneca

Joseph

Bigfire

Reniah

Jayd

Bigfire

Seniah

Dymond

Bigfire

Tori

Lynn

Bigfire

Wakaja Ma’Inga

Bigifire

Wiconi

Sage

Bird

Chad

Evans

Bird

Colleen

Armilla

Bird

Ethan

Dion

Bird

Evangeline

Mary

Bird

Janet

Marie

Bird

Jason

Fontenelle

Bird

Jo-Leah

Elizabeth

Bird

Marc

Evans

Bird

Michael

Alfred

Bird

Tahrell

Francis

Bird Jr

Victor

Evans

Blackbird

Ivory

Rose

Blackbird

Jilene

Madyson

Blackdeer

Bailey

Elizabeth

Blackdeer

Landon

James

Blackdeer

Mario

Blackfish

Antoinette

Michaelene

Blackfish

Brandon

Drey

Blackfish

Cassie

Shelese

Blackfish Jr

Dale

Norman

Blackfish

Danae

Lynn

Blackfish

Darrell

Lee

Blackfish

Dawn

Laree

Blackfish

Duran

Michael

Blackfish

Durnell

Michael

Blackfish

Laila

Destinee

Blackfish

Lillian

Marie Smith

Blackfish

Mason

Daniel

Blackfish

Matthew

Allen

Blackfish Sr

Michael

Alain

Blackfish Jr

Michael

Alain

Blackfish

Michelle

Lynn

Blackfish

Mindy

Anay

Blackfish Sr.

Pernell

Landon

Blackfish

Setia

Rae

Blackfish

Sheldon

Cain

Blackfish-Kearnes Dessiah

Marae

Blackhawk

Adrianne

Dawn

Blackhawk

Coty

Jon

Blackhawk

Felicia

Jade

Blackhawk

John

Wayne

Blackhawk

Kayleen

Alivia

Blackhawk

Kenneth

Avery

Blackhawk

Levi

Juwan

Blackhawk

Marcus

William

Blackhawk

Lynelle

Leigh

Blackhawk

Mark

Anthony

Blackhawk

Reuben

James

Blackhawk

Ryan

John

Blackhawk

Trey

Anthony

Blackhawk-Bury

Dawnita

Lee

Blue

Erin

Rae

Bouchal

John

Michael

Brown

Airic

James

Brown

Amanda

Jenise

Brown

Brandi

Ladean

Brown

Colee

Deann

Brown

Coly

Dean

Brown

Kayleen

Cree

Brown Jr

Herman

Christopher

Brown

Kenneth

John

Brown

Lyndsi

Rae

Brown

Paula

Denise

Brown

Samantha

Fay

Brownrigg

Alice

Leigh

Brownrigg

Christian

Allen

Brownrigg

Felicia

Alexandria

Brownrigg

Leslie

Ann

Brownrigg

Mamie

Rheala

Brownrigg

Quentin

Lewellyn Benjamin

Brownrigg

Rena

Etta

Brownrigg

Stormy

Rochelle Angel

Bruggeman

Glenda

Jean

Buchanan

Lauren

Leanne

Buchanan

Ruben

James

Buchanan

Sung-Mai-Tu-Ska

Buchanan

Teresa

Gail

Buchanan

Thomas

Alan

Buchanan

Tiffany

Flora Rahshel

Buffalocalf

Justine

Yvette

Buffalocalf

Nona

Diana

Carbajal

Robert

Castilla

Aaron

Joseph

Chamberlain

Amanda

Jean

Chamberlain

Brian

Keith

Chamberlain

Joshua

Francis

Chamberlain

Lisa

Ann

Chavez

Lisa

Marie

Chilson

Alvina

Jean

Chilson

Cody

Lee

Chilson

Kelton

Cleveland

Alexandra

Leigh

Cleveland

Carol

Lee

Cleveland

Caden

Joseph

Cleveland

Cory

Arthur

Cleveland Jr

Craig

Alan

Cleveland Sr

Craig

Alan

Cleveland

Crysteena

Irene

Cleveland III

Harold

Alexander

Cleveland Jr

Harold

Alexander

Cleveland

Lea

Rae

Cleveland

Madeline

Jacqueline

Cleveland

Manapexoonuga

Cleveland

Manapexkadaga

Cleveland

Manazheega

Cleveland

Mateya

Nicole

Cleveland Jr

Matthew

Leroy

Cleveland

Melissa

Lee

Cleveland

Monica

Rose

Cleveland

Noel

Violet

Cleveland

Tavia

Rayne

Cloud Eagle

Andrew

Scott

Cloud Eagle

Ashley

Christine

Cohen

Claudine

Emmaline

Colvin

Jasmine

Rae

Colvin

Jocelyn

Marie

Contreras

Oyate

Nawicakci Jin Win

Cook

Jamay

Ray

Cox

Calvin

Carl

Cox

Leland

Joseph

Cox

Michelle

Colette

Cox

Orion

James

Crossbear

Dallas

Donovan

Curry

Aaron

Thomas

Curry

Jaron

Drew

Daniels

Patricia

Annette

Decora

Decora Jr

Decora Sr

Decora

Decora II

Drew

Duong

Eagle

Earth

Evans

Ewing

Falcon

Farmer

Fierro Sr

Fierro

Flanders

Flores

Flute Player

Fourcloud

Fourcloud Jr

Fourcloud Sr

Fourcloud

Fox Jr

Frazier

Frazier Sr

Frazier

Frazier Jr

Frazier

Free

Free Jr

Free Sr

Free Jr

Free

Free-Frenchman

Freemont

Freemont Jr

Freemont

Frenchman

Galloway

Ghostdog

Gilpin

Allison

Marie

Amanda

Joy

Brandy

Lee

Dennis

Lee

Diana

Lee

Edith

Marie

Jada

Rae

Jordell

Christian

Joseph

Rayshawn

Leonard

Benjamin

Lorelei

Hope

Mark

Lee

Mark

Lee

Martina

Delores

Reva

Jean

Thomas

Lee

Vincent

William

Wilbur

Joseph

William

Hedges

Jennifer

Sybil Michaela

Darilyn

Corrine-Quien

Lien

Ngoc

Cameron

Charles Douglas

Caprial

Donalda

Gloria

Jean

Anthony

Charles

Ari-el

Lo-rell

Cecelia

Dara

Charlene

Louise

Charli

Cynthia

Ann

Daniel

Henry

Darion

Evon

Darion

Maria

Darius

Elon

Dustin

Francis

Elaine

Roberta

Emmanuel

Sylvester

Feather

Dawn

Grace

Francine

Isabel

Faith

Jaciah

La'thai

Jasmine

June

Jewel

Jane

Kae

Lynne

Katherine

Ann

Kyla

Ashlyn

Merci

Ann

Natalie

Rae

Oscar

Charles

Thomas

Charles

Tiana

Janelle

Wallace

Duane

Daphne

Leigh

Kateri KatherineTekawitha

Collette

Joyce

Pauline

Lois

Rachael

Marie

Gavin

Isaac

Darrell

Lee

Savannah

Lorena

Alexandrea

Lee

Delilah

Paige

Monica

Lynn

Deena

Nicole

Beverly

Ann

Louis

Francis

Louis

Francis

Nathan

Stevens

Jason

Lee

Alayah

Racine

Eugene

Michael

Geoffrey

Gene

Reginald

Ray

Ronald

Gene

Shanna

Lanae

Alan

Wayne

Allise

Leslie

Clinton

Jerome

Clinton

Jerome

James

Lamson

Curtis

Wayne

Cyrus

Allan

Henry

Charles

Jesse

James

Jessica

Ellen

John

Calvin

Laura

Lee

Linda

Noanda

Rose

Tabitha

Ashley

Trenton

Eugene

Zacheriah

Cade

Brandy

Richelle

Christi

Leigh

Harvey

Lee

Isabel

Jones

Navasha

Marie

Allie

Hunter

Alonzo

James

Amina

Rose

Angel

Leigh

Belle

Hart

Blake

Roger

Catherine

Theresa

Evangeline

Ella

Illeana

Linae

James

Lawrence

Jered

Daniel

Landon

James

Loni

Lee

Melton

James

Nebraska

Cain

Teddy

Jay

Terrance

James

Bridgette

Cody

Ronald

Wayne

Rodney

Warren

Jayson

Jerrell

Corrine

Joy

Jesse

Michael

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Gilpen III

Gilpin Jr

Gilpin

Godfrey

Gomez

Good Shield

Goodman

Goodshield

Gordon

Gorrin

Gorrin Sr

Gorrin

Grant Jr

Grant

Grasty

Greene

Greyhair

Gunderson IV

Gurneau Jr

Hallowell Jr

Hallowell

Hamilton

Hamilton Jr

Hamilton

Hancock

Hannan

Harden

Harden-Free

Harlan

Havlish

Hensley

Herron

Hoffman

Holiday

Holstein

Horn

Horn Jr

Horton

Horton – Smith

Houghton

Houghton Sr

Houghton

Houghton Jr

Houghton

Houston

Huffman

Huffman Jr

Huffman

Hulit

Hunter

Hutchison

Jacobs

James

Jandreau

Jeannotte

Jefferson

John

Johnson

Kearnes

Kearnes Jr

Kearnes Sr

Kearnes Jr

Kearnes

Eugene

Allen

Eugene

Allen

Laurice

Marie

Margaret

Dorothy

Paulette

Joy

Prosper

Antoine

Candace

Ann

Marcelino

Matio

Misti

Leigh

Eugenio

Joseph

Azure

Faull

Latrell

Zain

Thesesa

Mae

Deanna

Lynn

Drake

Darshan Lynn

Roberto

Delano

Leta

Joy

Tyrese

Wayne

Fredrick

Mitchell

Solomon

Isaiah Lucas

Jonathan

Jace

Marilyn

Louise

Chuskae

Torah

Waukon

Joseph

Anjelica

Darnell

Danielle

Maria

Dulcie

Marie

Ramona

Anabelle

Patrick

John

Edward

Kyle

Alan

Paul

William

Chayse

Justice

Karen

Marie

Landon

Jay

Lloyd

James

Naushkoniwaheega

Kileaha

Marie Freedom

Tiana

Justice

Mark

Charles

Anthony

Henry

Emily

Jean

Eric

Ashley

Frederick

Darell

Jasmine

Lorita Elise

Jaylen

Reece

Kassie

Sanae

Kiva

Lynn

Maverick

Wayne

Elwood

Merlin

Scarlett

Dawn

Sianne

Jade

Takoa

Renee

Taryn

Diane

William

Tyrone

Kalief

Alexander

Kiylista

Janeece

Marvella

Joy

Michael

Angelo

Rosalind

Ann

Richard

Henry

Britiny

Lyn

Clarissa

Michelle

Corey

Glen

Ladonna

Mae

Leo

Robert

Marian

Dorothy

Benjamin

Anthony

Jalisa

Martece Killian

Kandyce

Lynn

Shanelle

Tempestt

Marvin

Benjamin

Agnes

Leona

Leroy

Robinson

Mary

Elizabeth

Christopher

Louis

Daniel

Owen

Dorothy

Luella

Fay

Ann

Louis

Cornelius

Misty

Rae

Tamara

Jeanette

Shai-Leigh

Mae

Apollo

Asa

Aleah

Maniwiwinga

Fred

Lee

Laura

Leah

Raven

Lee

Tammy

Lynn

Mary

Ann

Alexandria

Paige

Dean

Martin

Dion

Lee

Ireta

Ann

Leah

Marie

Louise

Mae

Luella

Mae

Parrish

Jaylin

Timory

Jovan

Dimitry

Kane

Lawrence

James

Misty

Dine'

Lauren

Leann

Tyler

James

Karlos

James

Nicholas

Ryan

Toryann

Renee

Bernice

Danelle

Caleb

Michael

Curtis

Thomas

Lilly

Rainbow

Margo

Elaine

Mary

Ann

Noah

James

Richard

Dickson

Richelle

Rae

Rocky

Everette

Rocky

Everette

Scott

Allen

Scott

Alan

Shaylee

Bree

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

Larush

Lasley

Latray

Lee

Levering

Levering Jr

Lewis

Lincoln

Little Walker

Littlebear

Littlegeorge

Littlethunder

Littlethunder III

Littlethunder

Littlewalker

Livingston

Loera

Loera Jr

Loera Sr

Loera

Loera Sr

Loera Jr

Lonewolf

Lonewolf-Decora

Long

Lopez Jr

Lopez Sr

Lopez

Lucero

Lyons

Madson

Mallory

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

Matthew

Ryan

Skylar

Alexandria

Thomas

Christian

Michelice

Marie

Tracy

Loretta

Billie

Fawn

Cassie

Joy

Deshawn

James

Desiree

Joyce

Justin

Darnyll

Victoria

Rae

Vincent

James

Joshua

David

Evangeline

Louise

Amaree

William

Terrence

Travis

Jesse

Clayton

Caressa

Dawn

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

Keri

Lee

Viola

Elizabeth

Winona

Rose

James

Louis

Katherine

Leslie

Ann

Tyrah

Precious

Tyrone

Carter

Tyrone

Spencer

Kandyce

Jarae

Fannie

Michelle

Gwen

Raefield

Jessica

Nicole

Louis

David Bucksin

Cade

Lorenzo

Donovan

Jacob Dennis

James

Bartlett

Katherine

Nannette

Lita

Lynn

Samantha

Justine

Nelson

James

Kiana

Rose

Tana

Rae

Tina

Michelle

Wanda

Rose

Denise

Marie

Lois

Jean

Matilda

Ann

Garry

Hunter

Derrick

Jon

Eric

Jason

Jaric

John

Joseph

Allen

Melissa

Ann

Hope

Precious

Samantha

Rayne

Sandra

Jean

Teresa

Dawn

Darod

Ray

Daryl

Lee

Heather

Rae

Sadie

Marie

Anita

Louise

Leroy

Milford

Tammy

Lea

Timothy

Edward

Ryan

Wayne

Alanna

Leigh

Amarro

Tical

Anna

Marie

Armando

Ramos

Francisco

Ramon

Francisco

Ramon

James

Michael

Miyayiah

Marie

Raul

Julian

Lynne

Ann

Nicole

Martha

Shay

Lynn

Orlando

Joy

Rene

Shondeen

Evelyn

Xerxes

Takoda

Alfred

Gonzalez

Camilo

John

Camilo

John

Seth

Joseph

Latricia

Kay

Angel

Leah

Ashley

Davis

Cree

Autumn

Laura

Maree

Patricia

Renae

Cheyenne

Rain

Mallory

Kenneth

Wayne

Mallory

Lou

Ann

Mallory

Nakia

Allen

Mallory

Valerie

Marie

Maney

Ilona

Rose

Mangum

Jaleel

Elijah

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

Mazur

Erick

James

McCauley

Annette

Maria

McCauley

Barbara

Ann

McCauley

Kristalene

Janae

McCauley

Robert

Murphy

McClelland Jr

Robert

McDonald

Mason

Jade

McDonald

Matthew

Josiah

McDonald

Terrence

Jared

Means

Faith

Rose

Medina

Anthony

David

Medina

Isaiah

Medina

Mimi

Lorraine

Medina

Santita

Medina

Terri

Lee

Mejia Lopez

Emily

Marie

Mercer

Esther

Rose

Mercer Jr

Robert

Duane

Merrick

Deryus

Charles

Merrick

Jeremy

James

Merrick

Kiandra

Ray

Merrick

Luke

Allen

Miles

Joshua

Daniel

Miller

Maggie

Rose

Morgan

Altha

Darnell

Morgan

Lance

Gregory

Morgan

Maunka

Morgan

Pearl

Morris

Alexis

Jo Ella

Morris

Jason

Tyler

Morris

Tyla

Jenelle

Morrison

Mary

Louise

Morrison Jr

Russell

Steven

Nava

Abigail

Buchanan

Nava

Casey

Joy

Nava

Marisela

Buchanan

Nava Jr

Miguel

Buchanan

Neff

Alexandria

Nichole

Neff

Craig

Henry

Neff Sr

Gregory

Allen

Neff

James

Neal

Neff

Kristin

Victoria

Neff

Kylie

Grace

Neff

Laura

Lee

Neff

Talia

Rose

Neff

Victoria

Rose

Nieman

Autumn

Joy

Nieman

Jeremiah

George

O'Neal

Brooklyn

Rose

Olivares

Jovan

Lynn

Owen

Charisse

Star

Painter

Amy

Belle

Painter

Eli

John Ventura

Painter III

Joseph

Everette

Painter

Les

James

Painter-McCauley

Mary

Jeanette

Painter Jr

Matthew

Charles

Painter Sr

Matthew

Charles

Painter

Nicholas

William

Painter

Ronald

Monroe

Parker

Christina

Darnell

Parker

Jason

Royce

Parker

Jean

Lynn

Parker

Jennie

Louise

Parker

Jewel

Larae

Parker

Melanie

Lynn

Parker

Teresa

Leanne

Patton Jr

Carl

Thomas

Paulsen

Andrea

Annette

Paulsen

Donna

Marie

Paulsen

Janet

Leigh

Paulsen

Julie

Erin

Payer

Anthony

Joseph

Payer

Barkley

Stacey

Payer

Benita

Belle

Payer

Brenda

Jean

Payer

Cela

Janae

Payer

Damon

Lee

Payer

Delicia

Jenae

Payer

Dorine

Lee

Payer

Drake

Benjamin

Payer

Dylan

Bradford

Payer III

Edward

Payer IV

Edward

Payer Sr

Henry

F rancis

Payer

Jae

Dawn

Payer

Jaidan

Dey

Payer

Jeremy

Edward

Payer

Jerrian

Dre

Payer

Kateri

Terice

Payer

Lawrence

Allen

Payer

Cynthia

Idell

Payer

Rita

Payer Sr

Royce

Moses

Payer Jr

William

Lee

Perales

Gabriela

Ariadne

Picotte

Adrienne

Simone

Picotte

Ian

Bernard

Picotte

Krystle

Lee

Picotte

Lincoln

Wayne

Picotte

Lucas

Ryan

Picotte

Marcel

Antoine

Picotte

Marissa

Marie

Picotte

Michelle

Katherine

Picotte

Tara

Charonne

Picotte

Winona

Agnes

Picotte-Hargreaves Debra

Susan

Picotte-Hargreaves Heron

Moonlight

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2021 FINAL APPROVED VOTERS LIST

Picotte-Hargreaves Leagsaidh

Saoghalta

Pond

Gerald

Jacob

Porter

Jamiah

Keith

Porter

Jean

Marie

Preston

David

James

Pretends Eagle

Thomas

Benjamin

Price

Jacey

Lee

Price Sr

James

Harold

Price

Jayla

Starr

Price

Jonna

Rae

Primeaux

Verando

Lereece

Pulido

Miguel

Angelo

Purscell

Keely

Quagon

Elijah

Jacob

Rave

Aaron

Leigh

Rave

Angelo

Miquel Larose

Rave

Annie

Larose

Rave

Arianna

Rae

Rave

Chad

Alan

Rave

Chad

Alan

Rave

Christopher

Steven

Rave

Clarissa

Marie

Rave

Darian

Ira

Rave

Dolores

Etta

Rave

Dwayne

Joseph

Rave

Horace

Wilson

Rave Jr

Ira

George

Rave

John

Joseph

Rave

Justina

Ashley

Rave

Kierra

Emaline

Rave

Leslie

Evans

Rave

Rebecca

Rose

Rave

Vanna

Jade

Rave

Xavier

Anthony

Rave-Snow

Mariah

Aundrea Renae

Raymond IV

Charles

John

Redfeather

Twila

Neola Marie

Redhorn

Andrew

Redhorn

Antonio

John

Redhorn

Bethani

Nicole

Redhorn

Bronson

Francis Wayne

Redhorn

Cheri

Elizabeth

Redhorn

David

Joseph

Redhorn

Deidre

Jacqueline

Redhorn

Diane

Lee

Redhorn

Ida

Mae

Redhorn

Ihleen

Rene

Redhorn

Ivan

August Lee

Redhorn

James

Gene

Redhorn

Madisyn

Joe

Redhorn

Mary

Redhorn

Morgyn

Jae

Redhorn

Nicole

Rochelle

Redhorn

Robert

Joseph

Redhorn

Robin

Kay

Redhorn

Ryan

Scott

Redhorn

Rylene

Shai

Redhorn

Sandra

Jean

Redhorn

Seferina

Marie

Redhorn

Skyler

Droy Herrington Andr

Redhorn

Steven

Ihler

Redhorn-Chamberlian Sharon

Rose

Redhorn-Endito

Ihler

Mark

Redhorn-Shores

Bradley

John

Reynolds Jr

Troy

Anthony

Rice

Alysia

Ann

Rice

Chanteskuya

Rice

Gabriel

Lee

Rice

Henry

Mel

Rice

Iktomiwanagi

Rice

Jeanette

Marie

Rice

Katherine

Marie

Rice

Mary

Hannah

Rice

Maxine

Jeanette

Rice

Melvin

Joseph

Rice Jr

Nicholas

Dean

Rice Sr

Nicholas

Dean

Rice Jr

Jason

Michael

Rice

Thelma

Jane

Rice

Winona

Ricehill Sr

Daniel

William

Ricehill

Tiara

Leigh

Rios Jr

Rosalio

Felipe

Roberts

Christian

James

Roberts Sr

Elyas

Payne

Roberts

Tania

Leigh

Robles

Antonio

Rey

Rodriguez

Angelina

Paula

Rogers

Tonia

Nicole

Rogers

Triston

Bailey

Rogue

Anna

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

Maxemes

Jett

Scott

Micah

Steele

Scott II

Sandy

McIntosh

Scott

Sandy

Revson

Seymour

Shirlene

Fawn

Sharpback

Carmelita

Marie

Sharpback

Fran

Sharpback

Scott

Alan

Sharpback

Teresa

Ann

Sharpback

Wilhelmena

Mae

Sharpback-Lujan

Andreana

Jule

Sheridan Jr

David

Norman

Sheridan

Cody

Allen

Sheridan

Gloria

Marie

Sheridan

Lisa

Joy

Sheridan

Ramona

Marie

Slowman

Kristia

Latrice

Slowman

Sherriel

Mary

Smith

Bryson

Alexander

Smith

Danelle

Smith

Elizabeth

Smith

Ernest

Dean

Smith

Smith Jr

Smith

Snake II

Snake

Snake III

Snake

Snake Jr

Snake-Bumann

Snow

Snowball

Snowball Jr

Snowball Sr

Snowball

Snowball Jr

Snowball Sr

Snowball-Carley

Snyder

Solomon

Spears

Springer

St. Cyr

Stealer

Suarez

Suarez III

Suarez

Symouksavanh

Tebo

Terry

Thomas

Thomas Jr

Thomas

Thomas – Bear

Thomas-Horton

Thompson

Tyndall Jr

Ulibarri

Vargas

Vink

Francine

Francis

Gregory

Isaac

Jarron

John

Johnnie

Kayla

Kobe

Marcella

Matthew

Michele

Monica

Nicholas

Pamela

Stephanie

Tyler

Victor

Sterling

Abigail

Dawn

Elaine

Joseph

Lavonne

Michael

Reuben

Rosa

Salena

Sarah

Serena

Stuart

Maxine

Virginia

Caprice

Carmen

Carol

David

Farrar

Julia

Kellie

Linda

Michael

Natasha

Rita

Rodney

Sheila

Summer

Thomas

Vinetta

Crystal

Duane

Herschel

Joseph

Lavinia

Nathan

Paul

Peter

Raymond

Samuel

Thomas

Brenda

Ilia

Darwin

Trina

Christa

Danian

Charles

Christina

Cota

Marcella

Benjamin

Betty

Daryl

Ebony

Gentry

Isaiah

Jeriah

John

Jourdain

Lewis

Luke

Maya

Qui Qui

Renee

Robert

William

Jessica

Norma

Rona

Angelo

Ione

Jorge

Ricky

Artavian

Cherie

Corey

Courtney

Kathleen

Kevin

Randolph

Rosella

Tiana

Bernard

Brooke

Heath

Helena

Jamie

Jeffery

Joann

Kadge

Kecia

Louise

Marian

Mark

Michelle

Rodney

Savhana

Scott

Taryn

Tracy

Sunshine

Michael

Victoria

Jaelyn

Harold

Steven

Sophia

Sabrina

Andrea

Michael

James

Blake

Francis

Waukon

Leroy

Joi

Ray

Ann

Anthony

Regina

Faye

James

Michelle

Lynn

Jordan

Edwin

Harold

Elizabeth

Marie

Renee’

Marion

Theresa

Greyson

Melvin

Ann

Rebecca

Elizabeth

Dale

Wade

Amelia

Irene

Vonn

Ilea

Ann

Ryan

Patrick

Veronica

Renee

Lou

Allen

Nicole

Louise

Louis

Zion

James

Joyce

Dawn

Joseph

Miles

Craig

Pauline

Charles

Donald

Mitchell

Shane

Edward

Carol

Xavier

Lee

Willow

Leigh

James

Joseph

Marie

Jay

Rose

Louis

Greg

Danielle

Lee

William Jarrod

Russell

Raymond

Hyman

Cass

Andrew

Lea

Renee

Lyn

Francis

John

Jean

Doreen

Drew

Irene

Eduard

Lee

Francis

Janelle

Allen

Lamont

Evans

Nicole

Daniel

Rose

Jeremy

Marie

Nicole

Scott

Elizabeth

Michael

Rose

Lee

Isaiah

Lee

James

Sioux

Everett

Jade

Rose

Lee

Renee

Rose

Alexander

Felix

Yuane

McGee

Walker

Adonis

Jare

Walker

Alan

Jay

Walker

Alma

Rose

Walker

Angie

Marie

Walker

Anthony

Cole

Walker

April

Leigh

Walker

Barbara

Ann

Walker

Byron

James

Walker

Christie

Veronica

Walker

Dawnika

Joelle

Walker

Denicia

Leigh

Walker

Dontae

Lee

Walker

Elizabeth

Jean

Walker Jr

Emmette

Earl

Walker III

Emmette

Earl

Walker III

Fred

Walker

Gaylene

Jan

Walker

Gregory

Thomas

Walker

Jerell

Lawrence

Walker

Jacob

Thomas Cain

Walker

Jordan

Thomas Quinn

Walker

Kaileah

Lynn

Walker

Kenneth

James

Walker Jr

Llewelyn

Thomas

Walker Sr

Llewelyn

Thomas

Walker

Mariah

Marie

Walker

Maxwell

David

Walker

Michell

Marie

Walker

Nathan

Joseph

Walker Jr

Richard

Thomas

Walker III

Richard

Thomas

Walker Jr

Garrette

Thomas

Walker

Skyla

Marie

Walker

Skyler

Walker

Teala

Colleen

Walker

Todd

Benjamin David

Walker

Victoria

Mae Valentine

Walker

Zane

Fillmore

Walker-Flanders

Rella

Mayme

Ware

Anthony

Daniel

Ware

Clarice

Danielle

Ware Jr

Kent

Daniel

Ware

Phyllis

Marie

Warner

Agnes

Mary

Warner

Esther

Beatrice

Warner

Moses

Albert

Warner

Roland

Monroe

Warner

Tiffani

Joye

Warner

Yvette

Michelle

West

Christine

WhiteEagle

Cristoff

Orville Lee Louis

WhieEagle

Cristoffer

Wade

White Twin

Bernadette

White Twin

Julia

Erin

White Twin

Whisper

Jolyn

White

Alexander

Dowan

White

Allina

Yvonne

White

Crystal

Faith

White

Elizabeth

June

White

Frank

Gilbert

White

Janelle

Flossie

White

Kenneth

Gene

White

Maya

Tasina

White

Michelle

Matilda

White

Ramona

Krystal

Whitebear

Alicia

Charlotte

Whitebear

Kyliah

Ranelle

Whitebear

Roger

Wade

Whitebear Jr

Roger

Wade

Whitebear

Ronald

Ray

Whitebeaver Jr

Roger

Alan

Whitebeaver Sr

Roger

Alan

Whitebeaver

Edward

Francis

Whitebeaver

Stephani

Laura

Whitener

Joseph

Leon

Whitewater Jr

Donald

Alan

Whitewater

Amelia

Marie

Whitewater

Brandon

Terrance

Whitewater

Gayla

Jalece

Whitewater

Hannah

Marie

Whitewater

Kenneth

Wayne

Whitewater

Kimberly

Joi

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

Olivia

Marie

Wilkie

Trevor

Chase

Wingett

William

Marvin

Wolfe Jr

Roy

Anthony

Wolfe

Alan

Duane

Wolfe

Alyssa

Deeann

Wolfe

Bobbie

Wolfe

Chotch-he-schkotch-ga

Wolfe

Daniel

Wolfe

Danya

Sherise

Wolfe

Ellyson

Cecelia

Wolfe

Henrietta

Ann

Wolfe

Joseph

Wilbur James

Wolfe

Kaira

Ashley

Wolfe

Karen

Maria

Wolfe

Kryssa

Reeann

Wolfe

Lili

Linae

Wolfe

Natasha

Marie

Wolfe

Ricky

Tomas

Wolfe

Theodore

John

Wolfe Jr

Thomas

Edward

Wolfe

Tyren

Lee

Wolfe

Tyresha

Lynelle

Wolfleader

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

Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, July 10, 2021 — Page 9

ELECTION CODE

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ELECTION CODE CONTINUED

LEGAL NOTICE

Notice of Hearing

Case No. CV21-087

In the Matter of the

Guardianship Petition of:

LISA STOUT

LEGAL NOTICE

Notice of Hearing

Case No. CV21-093

In the Matter of the

Guardianship Petition of:

DAWN SNAKE

In Re:

D. S. (Born 11/2011)

In Re:

Y. W. (Born 8/2018)

TO: TESSA STOUT, Mother

ALL POTENTIAL FATHERS

TO: TAMMY HUFFMAN, Mother

DAVID WARNER, 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. CV21-087 has

been scheduled and will be heard in the

Winnebago Tribal Court of Winnebago,

Nebraska on the 9th day of AUGUST,

2021 at the hour of 11:00 A.M.

You are hereby notified that a petition has been filed for Guardianship

and a hearing concerning the above

referred Individual(s) in Case No. CV21093 has been scheduled and will be

heard in the Winnebago Tribal Court of

Winnebago, Nebraska on the 20th day

of JULY, 2021 at the hour of 2:00 P.M.

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…

As of 07-6-2021, there are no recent meth arrest(s) to report.

Winnebago Indian News, Saturday, July 10, 2021 — Page 11

WARHORSE UPDATE

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.