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December 6-7, 2023
Safe Dates Curriculum Training @ 10 AM - 4:30 PM CT, Two-Day Virtual Training
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Tribal Hunting Memo | Land & Natural Resources

December 8, 2023
Wopila Dinner @ 4:00 PM Lakota Cultural Center Sponsored by Missouri Breaks

Feeding South Dakota Distribution @ 9:30 AM | CRST Veterans Food Pantry

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December 5, 2023

Tribal Council @ 9:30 AM

December 6, 2023

Tribal Council @ 9:30 AM

December 7, 2023

Special Tribal Council @ 9:30 AM

RE: South Dakota D.O.T.

Contact Council Representative's Office for information @

(605) 964-6685

All meetings will be held at the Cultural Preservation Office conference room unless otherwise specified.

All Tribal Council meetings are held at the Cheyenne River Motel Conference Room or on Livestream

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Kola/Maske Friend!

Wakpa Waste Oyanke wouspe omnaya tawogmuke el tanyan yahi, ye/yelo.

Wakpa Waste Oyanke ki makoce wiyute kokta yamni wan el wicoti ki he Wakpa yamni ogna iyaye ca hena wakpala caje wicakupi ki lena e: Mni Sose (Missouri River - muddy water), Wakpa Waste (Cheyenne River - good river), na ahake ki he Hinhan Wakpa (Moreau River - Owl Creek). Wakpa Waste Oyanke ki lehanl makoce wan el wicoti ki he wasicuya South Dakota (Kola Itogaka takiya) eya pi ca Wakpa Waste Oyanke ki cokan wicoti pi lehanl, Mni Sose etan Wiohpiyatakiya.

Wakpa Waste Oyanke ki hel tiospaye topa oyanke kaga pi na hena lel epi: Mnicoujou, Oohenumpa, Itazipco na Siha Sapa.

Kola/Maske Friend!

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Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe.

Our Lakota Nation is comprised of over three million acres of beautiful nature with three major waterways including the Missouri River, The Cheyenne River and The Moreau River located in central South Dakota.

The Cheyenne River Reservation is home to the four bands (Tiospaye) of the “Titunwan” People of the Plains: The “Mnicoujou” Planters By The Water, “Oohenumpa” Two Kettle, “Itazipco” Without Bows, and “Siha Sapa” Black Foot.