Ponuwon Wocuhsis Brodeur, a member of the Passamaquoddy Tribe, used her studies to help her respond to personal tragedy and win an honor from the Udall Foundation.
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Passamaquoddy hope maple syrup venture will provide revenue, jobs
Passamaquoddy Maple collected the first sap from its sugarbush in 2014, and the tribe hopes in the long term to become one of Maine’s biggest syrup producers.
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Handwoven Passamaquoddy baskets from the ’60s sold to fund conservation efforts in Maine
These wooden baskets were long ago made obsolete by cheap plastic baskets and the disappearance of Maine canneries, but now they are collectors’ items.
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Wabanaki basketmakers fare well at Heard Indian art fair
Jeremy Frey wins first-place honor.
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Maine tribes use report on 1980 claims settlement to make case on sovereignty
They say the state has failed to respect their rights and jurisdiction, leaving the historic agreement ‘fractured and broken.’
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Passamaquoddy canoe maker and craftsman David Moses Bridges dies at 54
A noted advocate for his ancestral culture, he also fought for the environmental rights of tribes in Maine and across North America.
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Passamaquoddy official says chief ousted for ‘dictatorial’ behavior
Former chief Fred Moore stands by his assertion that confronting drug abuse cost him his position.
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Passamaquoddy chief deposed in recall vote
Frederick Moore III, the governor at Pleasant Point reservation, contends that he was stopped from confronting drug abuse in tribal government.
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Clara Neptune Keezer, a Passamaquoddy cultural mentor and ‘giant’ in basketry, dies at 85
The artist was a master at her craft, an innovator and teacher to generations and an NEA National Heritage Fellow.
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Passamaquoddies drop idea to grow medical marijuana
The tribe says it cut off contact last fall with a Colorado company whose officials now face drug charges.