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January 2021 Delaware Indian News Is Now Available
The January 2021 issue of the Delaware Indian News is now available online. To view the newspaper, click the link below:
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Download a 2021 Lenape Calendar
Annual Delaware calendar produced by Jim Rementer.
Click on the link below to download the file. You may then save and/or print it. To use as a wall calendar, we suggest printing at legal size (8.5″ x 14″).
Strategic Plan For a Cultural Center
The Delaware Tribe Cultural Center will focus on the needs and wants of the tribal community. It will provide cultural education through classes, lectures, and training programs. It will also serve as a gathering space for presentations about history, culture, art, music, dance, storytelling, feasts, and ceremonial activities/events.
The Delaware Tribe of Indians Cultural Center is a function of the tribal government as authorized by its tribal membership. The Tribe will perpetually maintain a Cultural Center that will house a Cultural Resources Department. The Cultural Resources Department staff will work with the tribal administration to obtain the funding necessary to perpetually maintain the Cultural Center.
The department will consist of programs and functions organized, managed, and conducted by a staff of tribal employees and volunteers.
For more details, click on the link below for the full plan. Also presented is the Tribal Council resolution approving the plan.
Strategic Plan For a Cultural Center
October 2020 Delaware Indian News Is Now Available
The October 2020 issue of the Delaware Indian News is now available online. To view the newspaper, click the link below:
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ODOT Mitigation Project for SH 123 Bridge HAER Documentation and Carr-Bartles Mill NRHP Nomination
Researchers seek information about the history and construction of the 1937 State Highway 123/Cherokee Avenue truss bridge over Caney River north of Bartlesville and the history of the former (1870-1913) Carr-Bartles Mill. Contact Heather Goodson at 918-260-7675 or by email at heather.goodson@blantonassociates.com. We are seeking people knowledgeable about the bridge’s construction or history of either site and other information such as historic photographs of the two sites.





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