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Proper Economic Resource Management NEWSLETTER
Vol. 5, No. 1 MAR/APR 2010

• Fishing industry insider speaks on impact of treaty harvest rights
• Speaker lineup another win for Blainbrook attendees
• Thanks Blainbrook Volunteers!
• Carcieri, the City of Isle, and Mille Lacs County
• From the Chairman’s Podium ...
• Pike regs
• Activist highlights common ground, working together
• Impact of treaty fishing rights scrutinized
• Rep Hackbarth airs views on 2010 legislature
• CERA regional workshop yields in-depth view of federal Indian policy
• Cobell settlement boost for tribal governments, BIA
• Upcoming Events
• Thanks to our Blainbrook ‘Save Minnesota’ donors and sponsors!
• Why Join PERM

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Proper Economic Resource Management NEWSLETTER
Vol. 4, No. 2 SUMMER 09

• Ogechie Lake Restoration Project: Restoring rice—or reservation?
• Sportsmen to Save Minnesota step up for PERM
• WHAT are they doing?
• April 2009 winners of PERM Legal Fund Raffle
• PERM 2009 Election of Officers
• Swamp tax coming?
• From the Chairman’s Boat ...
• The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Constitution
• Waste water a factor for wild rice?
• Ample fish, but gill nets and management aren’t ‘moot’ issues
• MIAC scores big
• State sovereignty push includes Minnesota
• State wild rice law questioned
• WHAT are they spending it on?
• Why Join PERM 

Proper Economic Resource Management NEWSLETTER
Vol. 4, No. 1 MAR/APR 09

• Landmark Supreme Court ruling highlights ‘fee to trust’ process
• Everyone winning at PERM’s Metro Area Fundraiser
• Court could rule on existence of 1855 Mille Lacs Indian Reservation
• Sportsmen to Save Minnesota — Fundraiser and Banquet
• CERA/CERF 2009 Annual DC Conference
• Thanks Blainbrook Volunteers!
• From the Chairman’s Fish House ...
• PERM 2009 Board Elections
• PERM reviews issues for potential action
• Don (Duckman) Helmeke:   Early PERM organizer, teacher, and supporter
• Dedicated funding, advisory groups, and need for transparency
• Gillnetting on Red Lake
• Clean water is golden:   EPA gets its own ‘stimulus’ to add funds, jobs, mandates
  

PERM Newsletter - Jul/Aug 2008

• ‘Co-management’ challenges conservation, equal rights

• Rice Area Sportsmen event draws a full house

• Title 3 - Coming Soon

• Title 4 - Coming Soon

PERM Newsletter - Mar/Apr 2008

• Murky legal basis for special rights on Red Lake

• Sunshine or Shade?

• Five-Gun Raffle Winners!

• Sportsmen to Save Minnesota — Fundraiser and Banquet

• Spring Rally MLERF — PERM Joint Fundraiser and Informational Meeting

• Mille Lacs: Don’t blame high court or ‘the Indians’

• PERM 2008 Legal Fund Gun Raffle

PERM Newsletter - Nov/Dec 2007

• Red Lake tribal fishing goes commercial

• Is John Collier’s Dream Alive and Well?

• From the Chairman’s deer stand ...

• Indian Claims Commission Act

• Federal land ever more vulnerable to tribalism

• Federal, state leaders ignore property rights loss in ‘fee to trust’ transfers

• What’s wrong with this picture?

• Clean Water Restoration Act: Trojan Horse in the land of 10,000 lakes

• PERM part of a growing coalition

PERM Newsletter - Jul/Aug 2006

• Who Owns Red Lake?

• Letter to the Governor

• From the Chairman's Boat

• Red Lake Tribal Boat Snatching Brought to Attention of DNR

• Red Lake Boundary Challenges Tribal Claims

• Where Is Ducks Unlimited?

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