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Washington’s inland waters now the Salish Sea
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Olympia, Washington (AP) 11-09

300px-pnw-straits.jpgThe U.S. Board on Geographic Names has adopted the name Salish Sea for the inland waters that stretch from Olympia north to Canada’s Desolation Sound.

Lou Yost, the board’s executive secretary, said the name was approved during mid-November, meaning Salish Sea can now be added to maps and other materials.

The name was proposed to describe the region’s far-reaching ecosystem, which until now has not had an official name but includes Puget Sound, the Strait of Juan de Fuca and the Strait of Georgia – all well known marine waterways in the Pacific Northwest.

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Superstar comedian: JR Redwater aka "the Reservation Sensation"
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100_0840.jpg "That's a wrap, let's hear it for J.R. Redwater everybody!" says Steven Judd, writer and Director of the film, "In Search for the World's Best Indian Taco."

Redwater plays "Larry" a unrelenting Native man who seeks a relationship with "Rose" who runs an Indian taco stand.

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Elaine Miles got her break on ‘Northern Exposure’
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By Kathy Aney
Pendleton, Oregon (AP) 11-09

elaineheadshot.jpgElaine Miles, a regular on the show “Northern Exposure,” still shakes her head when she thinks about how her professional acting career began.

“It was all an accident,” she told a group of Blue Mountain Community College students recently. “My mom was the one auditioning.”

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Ruby Tiger Osceola Remembered
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Bronze statue of revered Seminole matriarch unveiled Oct. 23
during a private ceremony at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

lily.jpgBy Sandra Hale Schulman
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The Seminoles continue to honor their Tribal Elders. In October they commissioned a statue created by Bradley Cooley and his son to honor the memory of a woman that brought the first Seminole Family to the Seminole Tampa Reservation. It is permanently on display near the South entrance, inside the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.

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Yellowstone bison could go to Turner’s Montana ranch
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By Matthew Brown
Billings, Montana (AP) 11-09

turnerranch.jpgDozens of wild bison from Yellowstone National Park would be relocated to a Montana ranch owned by billionaire Ted Turner, under a recommendation made by state and federal officials Nov. 10.

The animals were spared from a slaughter program intended to protect Montana’s cattle industry from a disease carried by many bison. The plan was to use those animals – considered disease-free – to repopulate public and tribal lands across the West with free-roaming bison.

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