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FSU men wear N7 uniforms in Sunrise

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FSU guard Matthew Cleveland wears the team’s turquoise uniform during a game Jan. 17, 2023, in Sunrise. (Photo Jeff Romance) The Florida State University men’s basketball team continued its recent tradition of wearing special uniforms in honor of Native American heritage at the Orange Bowl Classic, the team’s closest game to

Chobee strikes gold

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Alyssa Madrigal, back row, far left, and the Chobee 15’s volleyball team with the championship plaque (Preslynn Baker did not play). (Courtesy photo) The Chobee Volleyball Academy 15’s girls volleyball team made the most out of a trip to Broward County.In its first tournament of the season in January, Chobee won

Sitting Bull portrait to be auctioned

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Portrait of Sitting Bull, 1890, by Caroline Weldon. Oil on canvas. This painting from life, thought to be lost, will be offered at Blackwell Auctions (Florida) in March. The artist's relationship with the Lakota leader was the subject of a 2017 movie. A portrait of the 19th century Lakota chief Sitting

Seminole Scenes: January 2023

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GOODBYE ‘22, HELLO ‘23: Team Hollywood got an early start toward a healthy new year by hosting a New Year’s Eve walk/run Dec. 31 at Seminole Estates. It was also preparation for the following week’s Rez Rally. (Calvin Tiger) TAPE TIME: Bull rider Josiah Johns tapes his wrist in preparation for

Three questions with HHS’ Kiswani-Barley

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Dr. Vandhana Kiswani-Barley inside the Betty Mae Jumper Medical Center on the Hollywood Reservation. (File photo) HOLLYWOOD – The executive director of the Seminole Tribe’s Health and Human Services (HHS) Department – Dr. Vandhana Kiswani-Barley – says she and her staff have hit the ground running in 2023. The Tribune took a

Native youth report: ‘Decrease barriers, increase opportunities’

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Chelysa Owens-Cyr’s (Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux/Pasqua First Nations Plains Cree/Saultea) artwork was chosen for the cover of the annual CNAY report. CNAY said the 23-year-old’s piece represents her interpretation of “identity and being centered.” (Courtesy CNAY) The Center for Native American Youth (CNAY) at the Aspen Institute in Washington, D.C., recently released its annual

Tennis legends coming to Hard Rock for pickleball event

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John McEnroe (via Facebook) HOLLYWOOD – The inaugural Pickleball Slam will be held April 2 at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood’s Hard Rock Live. The event will be broadcast live on ESPN at 12 p.m. The Slam will feature tennis legends and Grand Slam winners Andre Agassi, Michael Chang, John

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