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‘We have a lot of work to do’: Native community continues annual walk for lost children
Friday, November 26, 2021
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SIOUX CITY, Iowa — As he looked across a windswept hill overlooking the Missouri River, Manape LaMere imagined better days to come.
“I see gardens out here,” he said, motioning toward a park to the west. “I see an Indian center. I see beehives.”
“I want that for these young people here.”
LaMere spoke to more than 60 people on Wednesday morning gathered in Sioux City’s War Eagle Park for the 19th Annual Memorial March to Honor Our Lost Children.





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