Whose land? Indians and settlers in Connecticut

Article Abstract:

The Mashantucket Pequot tribe's proposed purchase of three small rural towns in Connecticut for annexation to their reservation has generated a bitter controversy. Non-Indian residents have expressed their opposition to the plan, claiming that it is simple greed on the part of the tribe.

Laws, regulations and rules, Connecticut, Native Americans, Race relations, Native American land tenure, Mashantucket Pequots

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After the floodwaters

Article Abstract:

Villagers of Allakaket and Alatna, both located across the Koyukuk River, have rebuilt their devastated communities months after the river's swelling in Aug. 28, 1994. The flood, which swept off houses but did not claim any lives, was the biggest to hit the area in 100 years.

Social aspects, Alaska, Natural disasters, Rivers, Floods

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To be a pilgrim: Via Dolorosa

Article Abstract:

Via Dolorosa in the Old City of Jerusalem is the name for the path taken by Jesus as he went to be crucified. A pilgrimage along its route is described.

Description and travel, Jerusalem, Israel

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