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City, give Wopumnes Tribe back "rights of access" to their sacred site

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Diane Douthit
5 years ago

good Luck

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Katie Benn
6 years ago

Use common sense. Give the people their land and their sacred artifacts. You’ve taken enough!

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Kate Wells
6 years ago

Do the right thing.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Sacred land should never be taken from indigenous peoples. Thank you.

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Ruth Michelson
6 years ago Featured

My hope is that the City Council members (and BOS's) would look more deeply into this, look beyond what their staff is telling them. AB52 is there for a reason. The Tribe does NOT have to be on a list to be included in CEQA matters. The casino tribe, The Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians have deep pockets and appear to have too much influence, both locally and State wide. It's not an either/or situation; both tribes can be included in CEQA concerns. City Council, please take the time to read the letters that have sent to you by the Tribe and informed citizens. There is a side to the story you don't appear to be considering.

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Brandi thrift
6 years ago

I'm miwok indian I think this is a great thing

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Laura Manson
6 years ago

Please protect and respect the sacred land and artefacts of indigenous people!

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Anton Nemeth
6 years ago

This is something that we should do for ourselves. We should remember and know who was here before, who we displaced, and remember how and why.

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Tammy Lee Eagle
6 years ago

The California constitution is genocide to my people. We will continue to fight! Sue them!

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Nicole Clark
6 years ago

I support this action.

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Marilu Craig
6 years ago

This vital to have a qualified research team come to the site. You have taken enough, history needs to be preserved for future generations and for the Tribe, There is also the head of this in California His last name is Potts and should be notified.

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Cathy Kerr
6 years ago

Stop disrespecting this Tribe!

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Anonymous
6 years ago Featured

City council should not have jurisdiction over sacred sites. Give the land back to the original holders. Not casino owners buying up land that was not part of their tribe.

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Catherine Tenner
6 years ago

Give this back to the Indian tribe.

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Anonymous
6 years ago Featured

Do the right thing, rrcognize and preserve the true native peoples, culture and sacred sites of El Dorado County.

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Lisa Richmond
6 years ago

Hey City of Placerville...what's the big deal? Why are some histories worth saving and others not? Come on.

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Dr Richard Boylan
6 years ago

Give back this sacred spot to the original people here.

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Julie La Chapelle
6 years ago Featured

Make it right! Support the True Miwuks, give them back their rights to protect their ancestral sites.

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Brigitte Mueller
6 years ago

Do what's right and give the Wopumnes Tribe the rights to their site

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Rita Cepeda
6 years ago

It is never too late to do the right thing.