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| Volume XXVI, Number 15 | November 25 , 2005 |
Brighton Casino Celebrates 25th AnniversaryBy Susan Etxebarria
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Litefoot Performs on Big Cypress ReservationBy Janice Billie |
Three New Residents Call Chupco’s Landing HomeBy Shelley Marmor |
Moffit Cancer Center Lectures on the ReservationBy Emma Brown |
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BRIGHTON — Josiah Johns should be pleased and proud; proud of the Tribe, proud of his son, and proud of his own contributions to the Tribe before he died. Johns was given credit for being one of the Tribe’s pioneers in Native American gaming at the 25th anniversary celebration at the Brighton Seminole Casino on Nov. 4. 
BIG CYPRESS — The year-long, cross country “Reach the Rez” tour officially started in the land of the Seminole. The rapper, actor, and motivational speaker known professionally as Litefoot brought his music and message to the Big Cypress reservation on the evening of Oct. 20. 
FT. PIERCE, FL — On Oct. 20 Tribal citizens Sheree Sneed and Sylvia Tommie received keys to their new Chupco’s Landing homes. Mary Lucy Tommie was out of town and did not attend the ceremony, however also received the keys to her new home. 
BRIGHTON — Members of the Moffit Cancer Center in Tampa, Fla. shared an interesting statistic with members of the Brighton community on Nov. 9 at a cancer awareness luncheon. They said cancer is the second leading cause of death among American Indians 45 years old or older, falling short to heart disease which is the number one killer of Native Americans. | Home · History · Culture · Tourism & Enterprises · Government · Services · Employment |
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