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Film highlights intricacy of Penobscot Nation’s salmon restoration efforts

Historical threats of overfishing and pollution have diminished but dams still plague restoration efforts. Atlantic salmon is an important species to the Penobscot Nation.

Penobscot Nation’s $8M community center underway

Community members from the Penobscot Nation had the opportunity to sign the last two sheets of plywood roof sheathing.

Take me to the river: Talking Head David Byrne talks about dam removal in Maine

Among other things, David Byrne and a panel of experts said river restoration doesn't mean Mainers stop making dollars and cents.

Penobscot Nation officials applaud Cabinet nomination, at a crucial time

The nomination of a Native American to lead the Department of the Interior, which oversees the Bureau of Indian Affairs, comes as Maine's four tribes advocate in the Legislature for restoration of their sovereignty, which was largely stripped in 1980.
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Maine tribal communities get housing boost with coronavirus emergency package

The federal government's economic stimulus package includes $1.3 million in housing funds for five Wabanaki communities, part of $8 billion for native populations across the country.

State responds to business disruptions with loans, unemployment relief, health care

Lawmakers and Gov. Janet Mills agreed on emergency legislation focused on businesses and residents who may lose money during the crisis, as well as town meetings, elections and more.

Passamaquoddy, Penobscot tribes awarded EPA water cleanup grants

Grants to two of Maine's tribal nations will address unsafe drinking water and contaminated fishing areas.
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