The Tsi-Akim Maidu Tribe of California is re-establishing itself in hopes of gaining federal recognition.
The tribe recently moved offices to a bigger location. The tribe is opening a thrift store to fund cultural projects and provide services for its 177 members.
The tribe's recognition bid has received the support from Plumas County.
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Maidu tribe moving, opening thrift store
(The Grass Valley Union 1/11)
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Tsi-Akim Maidu Tribe - http://tsi-akim.org
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Maidu tribe in California seeks federal recognition
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