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Schwarzenegger amps up canal campaign, war on fishAfter protesters in Fresno June 18 accused him of not doing enough to support San Joaquin Valley growers in their battle to export more water from the imperiled California Delta, Gov.Arnold Schwarzenegger amped up his campaign to build the peripheral canal and more dams and affirmed his opposition to increased protections for salmon and other fish. Read more » More Northwest Stories
Champion of Native American public health laudedBERKELEY, Calif. – In recognition of distinguished service in public health, the University of California, Berkeley School of Public Health bestowed this year’s prestigious Alumnus of the Year award to Michael E. Bird, a Santa Domingo-San Juan Pueblo Indian and the first Native American so honored. For Bird, with more than 25 years in public health service, that’s not his only first. Read more » Indians skate for a good causeGLENDALE, Calif. – Natives came out to roller skate and support the Southern California Indian Center at the Moonlight Rollerway in Glendale, Calif., June 28. The night was filled with old school roller skating fun, arcade games, food and a Couples Skate Competition. Read more » California Chamber holds annual expo eventLOS ANGELES – The American Indian Chamber of Commerce of California will host its annual Expo ’09 on the topic “Reaching New Heights Through the Spirit of Change” July 12 – 14 at the Agua Caliente Casino resort in Rancho Mirage, Calif. Read more » Northwest Headlines
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