Hotel owner, tribe cooperate in repatriation of remains on Mackinac Island (Michigan Radio 11/8)
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"The Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians will rebury human remains found last week at a construction site on Mackinac Island.
Cecil Pavlot, Sr. handles repatriation for the tribe.
He said the ceremony won’t be publicized to avoid it becoming a “three-ring circus.”
"Not to be secretive," said Pavot, "But to be respectful and not have a crowd standing around and watching.""
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Hotel owner, tribe cooperate in repatriation of remains on Mackinac Island (Michigan Radio 11/8)
Hotel owner, tribe cooperate in repatriation of remains on Mackinac Island (Michigan Radio 11/8)
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