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Alaskan pow-wow set for July
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JUNE 4, 2001 Interior Alaska's first pow-wow is scheduled for July 6-8 at the Tanana Valley Fairgrounds in Fairbanks. It is expected to draw 4,000 to 6,000 Alaska Natives, American Indians, and Canadian Aboriginals. It is being arranged by a Abenaki / MicMac man from Massachusetts with permission from Athabaskan elder Richard Frank. Get the Story:
First powwow in Interior expected to draw 4,000 (AP 6/4)
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