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February 9, 2016 By NNN

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Pronghorn antelope awaiting their release during a reintroduction campaign on the Colville Indian Reservation. (Photo courtesy- Colville Tribes Fish & Wildlife)

Antelope await their release during a reintroduction campaign on the Colville Indian Reservation. (Photo- Colville Tribes Fish & Wildlife)

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Colville Tribes reintroduce dozens of antelope to reservation in Washington state

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Students in Newfoundland and Labrador pleased about settlement talks with Canada

Report shows lack of access to high-speed Internet remains problem on tribal lands

Colville Tribes reintroduce dozens of antelope to reservation in Washington state

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