We would like to Congratulate Elmer Knox and Anna Detz on their re-election to the Grand River Bands of Ottawa Indians, Inc. council seats and welcome George F. Lewis, Sr. and Roma Battice as the newly elected represenatives of the council.

GRBOI, Inc. and the Archimedes LLC Group of Muskegon announce an agreement:

"The Grand River Bands and Archimedes did not disclose the specific terms of their agreement, nor did prepared statements mention a "casino." However, an Archimedes official said "it should be assumed" the agreement concerns the development of an Indian casino."

Developers, tribe hook up; Goal: Casino

Tuesday, November 25, 2003

By Dave Alexander

CHRONICLE BUSINESS EDITOR

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Receiving tribal recognition is a lengthy, difficult process

Tuesday, November 25, 2003

By Edward Hoogterp

CHRONICLE LANSING BUREAU

GR tribe to help in Muskegon casino bid

Tuesday, November 25, 2003

By Dave Alexander

Letter to the editor from Scott A. Wyzlic

Grand River Bands of Ottawa Indians, Incorporated announced the creation of their web sites located at: GRBOI.net and GRBOI.org

"... THIS CONSTITUTION, AND THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES WHICH SHALL BE MADE IN PURSUANCE THEREOF; AND ALL TREATIES MADE, OR WHICH SHALL BE MADE, UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED STATES, SHALL BE THE SUPREME LAW OF THE LAND;..."

Article 6, U.S. Constitution

The Negake-Stone Grand River Council is the historical and traditional council of the Rodney L. Negake families. The council has been re-convened and mandated, by the family, to acquire and disseminate any and all information regarding the future of the Grand River Bands of Ottawa citizens. This includes re-affirmation, docket 58 money, and all information obtained from the Grand River Bands of Ottawa Indians, Inc.

Check out the new stuff at GRBOI.com