What does LRBOI stand for?

Little River Band of Ottawa Indians (Manistee, MI)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

We've really got to start earning our keep now," said Jimmie Mitchell, natural resources director for the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians.

Judge OKs Michigan Indian hunting deal

com July 30-Aug 1 2004 The Little River Band of Ottawa Indians 11th Annual Anishinaabe Family Language & Culture Camp Powwow Grounds, Manistee, Michigan Kenny: (231) 933-4406 www.

Bichbark 2004 events calendar

DETROIT -- The Diversity Network has formed an important strategic relationship, inviting the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians to join the Board of Directors of The Diversity Network.

Ottawa Indians Join The Diversity Network Board of Directors

We've wanted all along to make sure people wouldn't feel the need to lash out because they were afraid we were going to destroy the resource," said Jimmie Mitchell, natural resources director for the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians based in Manistee.

Proposed deal reached for Mich. tribes