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Successes come for Alaska tribe
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MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 2001 Once called the "Chickaloonies" by outsiders, the Chickaloon Tribe in Alaska has come a long way since attracting negative attention and headlines ten years ago. The tribe became known for incidents current Chief Gary Harrison calls exagerrated. Now, the tribe is attracting prospective employees, cultivating a successful business operation, running a own law enforcement agency and operating a school. Get the Story:
Change in Chickaloon (The Anchorage Daily News 8/12)
Katie Wade: Clan Grandmother (The Anchorage Daily News 8/12)
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