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Minnesota tribe supports chemical dependency programs.(STATE NEWS)(Brief article)
Minnesota's Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community announced July 27 it awarded roughly $65,000 to national and local programs that help prevent and treat chemical dependency and addiction, particularly among the Native American community. The largest donation, $25,000 went to the National Organization …
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