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| Volume XXV, Number 9 | July 2, 2004 |
Travis Trueblood Sworn into U.S.
Supreme Court Bar By Emma BrownWASHINGTON, DC — On June 1, Travis Trueblood stood in the main courtroom at the U.S. Supreme Courthouse in front of all nine Supreme Court justices and was sworn into the U.S. Supreme Court Bar. (continue...) |
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Knocks at the Hard Rock By Adelsa Williams HOLLYWOOD — After several shows at the Coconut Creek casino and Tampa, Hollywood-based Warrior’s Boxing Promotions and The Seminole Tribe of Florida promoted the first pro boxing card at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, on Tuesday June 8. (continue...) |
 Seminole Archers Compete in Florida Sunshine State Games By Felix DoBosz TALLAHASSEE, FL — This year, the twenty-fifth Florida Sunshine State Games were held in Tallahassee and local surrounding areas. The archery events were staged on June 19–20 at Eleanor Klapp-Phipps Park, just a few miles north of Florida’s capital. In this large wooded meadow, Seminole Archery Coach John Waterhouse directed his five-member team to winning gold medals in the 3-D form competition. (continue...) |
 Seminoles Participate in Ultimate Warrior Challenge The first project of the Boys & Girls Club of the Seminole Tribe of Florida begins with a big splash By Robert C. North Sr. and Amber Giehtbrock SNAKE RIVER, IDAHO — On June 13, a project under the auspices of the newly established Boys & Girls Club of the Seminole Tribe of Florida took a maiden voyage. The Ultimate Warrior Challenge in Snake River, Idaho was created as a prevention project to encourage Seminole youth to expand their knowledge. (continue...) |
 Seminole Tribe Hosts 2004 Semi-Annual USET Meeting By Iretta Tiger HOLLYWOOD — Native Americans representing tribes from the southern and eastern states gathered at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino for their 2004 Semi-Annual United Southern and Eastern Tribes (USET) meeting. From June 14–17, USET discussed issues that affect their tribes. (continue...) |
 Seminoles Break Ground on Boys & Girls Club By Shelley Marmor HOLLYWOOD — On Monday June 14, The Seminole Tribe of Florida joined the ranks with more than 3,000 Boys & Girls Club’s of America across the U.S. On this day, the tribe broke ground on what would soon be the 175th Boys & Girls Club in Indian Country. (continue...) |
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