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Shasta Indian Nation
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By Mike
Slizewski - From
left are board
members Bill
Edwards,
member-at-large;
William Speer,
member-at-large;
Athena Bagwell,
vice chairwoman;
Larry Doke,
chairman; and
newest member at
large Bruce
Vidal.
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By Mike
Slizewski
Siskiyou
Daily News
February
25, 2009
Yreka,
Calif. - The Shasta
Indian Nation held its
monthly meeting at
Denny's Restaurant in
Yreka Saturday. Among
topics of discussion,
board members noted
their support for the
Siskiyou County Board of
Supervisors' resolution
opposing the
decommissioning and
removal of four dams on
the Klamath River,
according to Shasta
Indian Nation secretary
Ray Shelton. The
secretary told the Daily
News that the main issue
before the Shasta Indian
Nation is securing
federal re-recognition
of the tribe " ... for
the purpose of
reestablishing our
culture for our
posterity and
establishing an economic
base in Siskiyou
County."
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