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Articles in "Government"

Lu King, Teresa Lamsam and Jerri Jean Branstetter were confirmed by the Third Osage Nation Congress

Session may last until April 25; projected revenue for 2014 is $44.7 million

Congress votes to hold appropriation bills until April 10; Appropriations Committee considering legislation on spending limits

The survey was created to gauge Osages interest as the department revamps the website

Pending legislative items total $94.1 million but the Nation only has $53 million in the bank

The next meeting of the ON Water Rights Task Force is scheduled for March 28, 3:30 p.m. in the Osage Nation Congressional Chambers

The regular session started March 25 and ends April 22 but could extend to April 25 if Congress votes to extend the session

Chief Red Eagle's staff has changed over the years, see who is currently representing the Chief's Office

The Water Rights Task Force meets March 14 at 3:30 p.m. in the Osage Congressional Chambers

Chief Red Eagle: ‘I’m proud to be your chief.’

Address begins at 10 a.m. at the Wah-Zha-Zhi Cultural Center

State Rep. Seneca Scott invited Mason to serve as chaplain for the day during the Feb. 6 House session

Suggestions to improve voting process include online voting, changing election date, using a ballot machine, considering a different mail service and more

SPSC is putting more focus on the Nation’s 25-year Strategic Plan

Board focusing on clean-up efforts

Third ON Congress passes $750K appropriation bill to purchase land for the project

Questionnaires mailed out to voters; Election process hearing scheduled Feb. 12 at 6:30 p.m. in Pawhuska

The Hun-kah Sessions will now start on the fourth Monday of each March to accommodate Spring Breaks in the local public schools

Among bills passed is resolution to appropriate $50,000 to the Pawhuska Village Five-woman board

Next meeting scheduled for Jan. 14

Checks for Individual Indian Money account holders were mailed Dec. 17; Process of considering claims for the Trust Administration class is ongoing

Approximately $12,000 raised for summer youth programs

Congress votes 6-6 with Assistant Principal Chief BigHorse voting “yes” to break tie; Resolution requires Congressional approval for any sovereign immunity waiver

A total of $126,493 was awarded to organizations in Osage County