Wabanaki Sweetgrass
207-989-9652
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Business Information
blog, wabanaki, penobscot, mi'kmaq, maliseet, passamaquoddy, tribes, flute, singers, drummers, dancers, pow-wows, socials, basketmakers, beading, regalia, jewelery, hunters, guidesmenNothing as of yet.
Resources, informational
2010
Tribal Government
None
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Business Description
This website is for tribal connectivity.
Wabanaki has four entities; penobscot, mi'kmaq,
maliseet, & passamaquoddy tribes. My purpose
is to keep my tribe (passamaquoddy people)
connected with our cousins. We have tribal
issues to address and we need to be a closer
community. I will provide history and resources
for each tribe. I plan to shine light on the
gifted and talented individuals of each tribe,
for instance;the gift of song, flute, singers,
drummers, dancers, pow-wows, basketmakers, beading,
regalia, jewelery makers, indian business owners,
hunters, guidesmen, gatherers, and help guide my
people to education resources. I would like to offer
the eastern tribes this network resource as a tool to
keep our tribes connected and informed of the good and
the bad of inner tribal issues. I eventually would like
to provide a store on this site and offer a product or
two. I have a blog to post everyday, or at leat three
times a week of a new topic for comments. I plan to
unite our tribes through the world wide web.
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