Minnesota’s Vaccine Connector Helps You Get in Virtual Line for COVID19 Vaccine
The state’s new tool to help Minnesotans locate and get access to COVID vaccines is up and running. It’s called the Minnesota Vaccine Connector and, once you sign up, it will notify you when it’s your turn for a vaccination and where to go.
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White Earth Nation’s Successful Vaccine Rollout Leads the State
This week on the Minnesota Native News health report, the White Earth Nation in northern Minnesota is having success with its COVID-19 rollout, especially with elders.
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Samsoche Sampson’s Gift for Hoop Dancing and Cultural Artistry
Today we’re talking with Samsoche Sampson (Mvskoke Creek/Seneca) who is an interdisciplinary artist, powwow and hoop dancer, performer, musician, as well as a father and partner. Samsoche and his brother, Luhme, make up the world-renowned hoop dancing team known as the Sampson Brothers.
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MDH Stresses Regular Testing As Students Head Back To In-Person Learning
As more and more students head back to the classroom during the COVID-19 pandemic, health officials are stressing regular testing. The Minnesota Department of Health is asking all young students, and their families, to get tested for COVID-19 every two weeks until the end of the school year.
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Lower Sioux Indian Community Reclaims Land
This 114 acres is part of the homelands of the Dakota people. This spot, called the Lower Sioux Agency, is where the war of 1862 began. That war ended with the forced removal of many Dakota people from Minnesota.