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Mohegan Tribe Chief Marilynn Malerba, appointed by President Joe Biden as U.S. Treasurer in 2022, made history as the first Native American to hold the position. After two years, she decided to step down, explaining in an interview with WSHU that she always planned to serve for one term.
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Miles away from its tribal land and flagship resort, representatives of the Mohegan Tribe met in South Korea to celebrate the landmark opening of a new entertainment resort.
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Mohegan Tribe leaders met with officials at Saint Bernard School in Connecticut to celebrate a land agreement partnership.
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WSHU's Jeniece Roman spoke with U.S. Treasurer and Mohegan Chief Lynn Malerba as the tribe gears up to host its Wigwam Festival on Saturday, a celebration open to the public for the first time since the pandemic.
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Mohegan tribal member and playwright Madeline Fielding Sayet is one of several people appointed by President Joe Biden to serve on the Institute of American Indian Arts Board of Trustees.
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A new law in Connecticut will establish a special working group to find solutions to the issue of dual taxation on tribal territory.
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The Mohegan Tribe has submitted a bid to acquire property up for auction by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Norwich.
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A bill that would nearly triple the funding Connecticut towns receive from tribal gaming revenues has moved forward in the state legislature.
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A Connecticut bill was drafted that would establish a special working group to look into the issue of dual taxation on Mohegan and Mashantucket Pequot tribal territory.
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Mohegan Tribe Elder Beth Regan wants to share the importance of Indigenous history. Inspired by the women before her, she wants to continue the tradition.