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Snoqualmie trying to heal
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Grave robbers dug up a Snoqualmie tribal cemetary, leaving family members and others baffled by the desecration. Former Snoqualmie tribal chairman Andy de los Angeles discovered the looting during a recent visit to the site, where some of his ancestors were buried hundreds of years ago. Over 20 graves were dug up with a backhoe and family members are hurt, knowing a part of their history has been robbed. Get the Story:
Desecration robs Snoqualmie Tribe of history (The Seattle Times 4/12)
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