What does LIBC stand for?

Lummi Indian Business Council (Bellingham, WA)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Community Partner awards were presented to Chester Shaw from Son Rise Property Management Company, and to Lummi Indian Business Council, Nooksack Indian Tribe, Stanwood Camano Resource Center, and Whatcom Educational Credit Union.

Opportunity Council board elects officers, presents awards

In 1983, the Lummi Indian Business Council moved to create a more comprehensive program, and the aquaculture school became Lummi Community College.

Washington Indian College ready to grant its first bachelor's degrees

Although none of the parties admit legal liability for the events that occurred, all parties regret what happened during construction The Lummi Indian Business Council in August of 1999 passed a resolution committing the tribe and its people to achieve the goals of: 1.

Settlement Reached in Lummi Nation vs. Golder Case

Members of the Lummi Indian Business Council declined to give details on the probe, describing it as an internal tribal matter.

Tribal College Management to Be Reviewed