aatotankiki myaamiaki, Vol. 4, No. 1 (2001)

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Marks Grand Opening of Leonard Learning Center [p. 1] PHOTO: Chief Leonard and Child Care Program Director Patsy Wade with Ottawa Chief Charlie Dawes, Miami Mayor Red Mathias, Miami University Vice-President of Student Affairs Myrtis Powell, DHS Director for the Administration for Children and Families Leonard McGowan, and other guests [p. 1] Oklahoma Lieutenant Governor Mary Fallin visits Miami Nation [p. 1] PHOTO: Lt. Governor Mary Fallin with Chief Leonard with gift made by Royce Carter [p. 1] mih$ihkinaahkwa maamiikaahkia akima (Daryl Baldwin) [p. 2] Leonard Learning Center Hosts Grand Opening January 27th [p. 4] PHOTO: Dr. Myrtis Powell, Vice President of Student Affairs at Miami University giving gift to Chief Floyd Leonard; CCDG Program Director Patsy Wade [p. 4] Joe Leonard Named to Ohio Historic Preservation Advisory Board [p. 5] Wendy Watson Honored for Teaching Excellence [p. 5] Food for Thought... (Paul Jones) [p. 5] Annual Winter Stomp Dance and Art Market Held [p. 6] PHOTO: Mildred Walker and Lois Von Hemel with door prizes [p. 6] PHOTO: Patty Patzloff with Gene Ratzloff and granddaughter Amy Ratzloff [p. 6] PHOTO: Business Committee Members Judy Davis and J.O. Downing serving chili, corn soup, and fry bread to guests [p. 6] Education Information Available at Annual Meeting [p. 6] Donation Received for Leonard Learning Center [p. 7] A Letter from a Tribal Member Miami University Graduate (Annika Jenings) [p. 7] NIGA Gaming Facts [p. 7] Illinois Land Suit [p. 7] Award Luncheon Held at Miami University [p. 7] PHOTO: Julie Olds, Chief Floyd Leonard, and Ms. Betty Brown [p. 7] History Section: Miami Mission- One of the oldest landmarks of Miami County,... but never mentioned [p. 8] Tacumwah of the Miami Tribe (Sammye Darling) [p. 9] Biography: Sammye Leonard Darling [p. 10] Obituaries: Patricia Janet Pope Stahlheber [p. 10] Second Annual Miami Nation Pow Wow is Set for June 1-2, 2001 [p. 10] Tribal Enrollment Continues to Grow [p. 10] Tribe Will Host Two Groups from Japan This Summer [p. 11] Tribal Events are An Important Part of Building Strong Community [p. 11] Beware of Bogus Indian Groups [p. 11] HUD Project in North Miami is Near Completion [p. 11] Homelands Tour is Set for June 11-15 [p. 12] Watch Next Edition for Hunting Policies [p. 12] Preserve your tribal history in stone [p. 12] Corn planting time [p. 12] Land and Agriculture Report [p. 12] Traditional Miami Clothing Items on 'Antiques Road Show' [p. 13] PHOTO: Miami History for Sale: Little Turtle's great-grandson, Revarre [p. 13] PHOTO: Miami Tribal Students at Miami University: Amy Ratzloff, Julia Wagner, Annie Pettit, Chief Leonard [p. 14] Indian Health Service Facilities Listed on Website [p. 14] Miami University Student Group Raise Money for Tribal Efforts [p. 14] PHOTO: Chief Leonard with students in Mass Communications Department [p. 14] Tribal Website is Near Completion [p. 14] Second Annual Miami Nation Golf Tournament Planned [p. 14] Illegal 'Black Market' Selling of Native American Remains- a Sad Reality [p. 15] The 'Removal Letters' ... continued [p. 15] PHOTO: Miami University Students from Western Campus at the Leonard Learning Center [p. 16] PHOTO: Chief Leonard with James Squirrel, Chairman of the Shawnee Nation [p. 16] PHOTO: Bob Doudrick, with Scott Doudrick, Rachael Doudrick, Pat Leonard, Chief Leonard, Second Chief Tom Gamble, Barbara Mullin [p. 16] PHOTO: Miami Gourd Dancers, Joe Leonard, Chief Leonard, Second Chief Tom Gamble, Bob Doudrick, and Tribal Attorney Ken Bellmard [p. 16].