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Last week, Lac du Flambeau hosted Tribes from across Wisconsin in what’s become an annual event to provide an opportunity for Tribal Leaders and state government to collaborate and share insights on important issues. The event was hosted last year by Lac Courte Oreilles.

Governor Evers and his administration secretaries, as well as Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes, attended the day-long event. Following an opening drum ceremony to kick off the event, Tribal President John D. Johnson Sr. welcomed Tribal Leaders and state government officials to Lac du Flambeau followed by lunch that was provided on the lawn along Pokegama Lake.

Governor Evers spoke before dozens of attendees who ate lunch and discussed how the state and Tribes can work together on issues. Former Green Bay Packers Gilbert Brown, William Henderson and Andrea Rison were guests at the event. They addressed the crowd and were thankful for the invitation to enjoy the outdoors and fishing, which followed lunch and dinner. William Henderson in particular spoke of the importance of protecting and preserving natural resources for future generations and how he personally enjoys and values what nature offers.

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All you artists and crafters get ready for the Waaswaaganing Indian Bowl Living Arts and Culture Center's Show & Sale on July 23,2022. Applications for the Art Show & Sale in the entry of the Planning Office. Deadline for applying is July 1, 2022. For any questions, call Roberta Gast 715-356-5550.