Standing Rock Sioux reelects Faith as new tribal leader
Unofficial Standing Rock Sioux general election results show Mike Faith defeating Dave Archambault 63 to 37 percent in about 1,700 votes cast. Archambault conceded, saying he will continue to advocate for community issues while welcoming a smooth transition. Faith, 64, faces local challenges including economy, health care, education, and housing amid ongoing concerns over the Dakota Access pipeline.
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N.D
Standing Rock Sioux
Dave Archambault
Mike Faith
Archambault
Standing Rock
Energy Transfer Partners
Missouri River
ETP
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Illinois
Fed
Eral
Chase Iron Eyes
Iron Eyes
John Floberg
Faith
Wildlife Department
Washington
Percussion Group Wins National Honor at Indiana Contest
The Carroll percussion section earned second place at a national festival in Indianapolis after a late submission. Students John Eychaner Brianna Galindo and Jose Casas, all 16, reflect on growth from Texas State Solo Ensemble results and note the supportive, family-like section culture.
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Melanie
Carroll
Indianapolis
Ind
Kiddoes
John Eychaner
Brianna Galindo
Jose Casas
Texas
Eychaner
Galindo
Casas
The
Foundation For Music
Aaron Gonzales
PHS
Kentucky to appeal ruling on abortion ultrasound law
Kentucky Governor to appeal a ruling striking down a law that requires pregnant women seeking abortions to first undergo an ultrasound and hear the fetal heartbeat. The judge blocked forced disclosures while doctors at BMW Women’s Surgical Center argued the law violates First Amendment rights.
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Kentucky
Louisville
BMW Women’s Surgical Center
Donations Drive Seeks Help For Puerto Rico Recovery
Sepulveda and Aladdin's Castle Learning Center organize a community donation drive at 1600 E 42nd St from noon to 6 pm this Saturday Sept 30. Items like diapers paper towels and batteries support relief after Hurricane Maria wiped out Puerto Rico's power grid leaving 3.4 million people without electricity.
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Puerto Rico
New York Times
Sepulveda
Aladdin’s Castle Learning Center
E. 42Nd St
Jobless claims indicate layoffs limited despite storms
Unemployment claims remain a proxy for layoffs with claims muted by storms. The jobless rate stands at 4.4 percent near a 16 year low while employers add about 176,000 jobs monthly in 2017, below 2016 and 2015 pace, as many businesses report worker shortages.
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Permian
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American Civil Liberties Union
Reproductive Freedom Project
Andrews Hwy
Odi
Unverr
ORMC
Ormc East Auditorium
5Th & Adams
Steven Riley
Jointcare
Odessa Regional Medical Cente
Odessa
Bradley W. Drystad
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