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Alex Wesaw, director of the American Indian Relations division for Ohio History Connection, and a member of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi, spoke with @TanaWeingartner about the slow process of repatriating nearly 118,000 people and objects.
👂or 📖 ⬇️
https://t.co/BnUdOCBRol
The Raspberry Rally is coming and - best of all, it won't be limited to troops on just one side of the Ohio River. 🍪 🍪 🍪
@TanaWeingartner has details on what the cookie taste like, and more changes the Scouts have in the works:
https://t.co/oBfyvMgsLq
Beginning Saturday, August 20, homeowners in designated neighborhoods can apply to receive up to two free trees.
@TanaWeingartner has the details:
https://t.co/fwS3U4neU5
Alex Wesaw, director of the American Indian Relations division for Ohio History Connection, and a member of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi, spoke with @TanaWeingartner about the slow process of repatriating nearly 118,000 people and objects.
👂or 📖:
https://t.co/BnUdOCBRol
The report says Greater Cincinnati's Hispanic population increased by nearly 50%; average household income went up $7,000; the number of jobs rose by 14,000; and buying power increased from $678 million to $1.2 billion.
@annthompsonwvxu has more:
https://t.co/86VPzoq4ZP