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  May 8-14 2008
In the U.S. today, one of every eight families is headed by a single mother. And while there are many struggles that come with being a single mom, the stereotype of the poor, uneducated and unemployed single mother is just that — a stereotype. This week, as a Mother’s Day tribute, we shine a light on three area women who are balancing the responsibilities of work and single-motherhood and successfully raising happy, healthy children.
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Local musician Jon Henderson spent the last nine years fighting cancer, playing music, making a documentary to help newly diagnosed cancer patients, raising money for the Rocky Mountain Cancer Center and living life to the fullest. On April 24, that life ended, but the people whose lives he touched will never forget this inspiring local musician.
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Cashing in
From New York to California, tribes riding high on casino profits have begun spending that wealth to reassert control over ancestral land. In recent years the Shakopee tribe has made large land purchases, and in some instances is returning it to its 19th century state. But the tribe’s land purchases, which are surging as the price of land sags, are turning up a different sort of heat.
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