Trust Commission Postpones Seattle Session Due to White House Tribal Nations Conference
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WASHINGTON – The following announcement was released on Monday by the Indian Trust Commission:
Indian Trust Commission
The White House recently announced the Tribal Nations Conference on December 5th, hosted by the Department of the Interior in Washington DC. In order to ensure maximum participation for the event, the Indian Trust Commission will postpone the two day session in Seattle, Washington on December 6th and 7th. We appreciate your understanding and we look forward to announcing the new date for the Indian Trust Commission meeting in Seattle for some time in the next year.
posted November 20, 2012 6:20 am est
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