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Honoring Nativie American Heritage Month

KUNM | By Courtney Brooks
Published November 10, 2014 at 2:49 PM MST

Tues. 11/04 11a: It's time for another round of current events on Native America Calling! Join us as we learn about events, gatherings and celebrations taking place this month around the country. November is Native American Heritage Month. Are you planning an event to honor Native history? What events are you getting ready for in November or later this winter? 
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