Talk:Sandy Lake Band of Mississippi Chippewa

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The Sandy Lake Band of Mississippi Ojibwe have a new website location and it is now located at: www.sandylakeojibwe.org. Please pay us a visit. -Sandra Skinaway Sandy Lake Band of Ojibwe

Sandy Lake Tragedy

The Sandy Lake Tragedy section is well written and could stand on its own as an article with some additions. The histories of the various Lake Superior and Mississippi bands will link there. Any thoughts?

(Leo1410 16:18, 1 September 2006 (UTC))[reply]

The Sandy Lake Tragedy section here should be kept, but there really isn't much details here because its focus is on the Sandy Lake Band and their impact due to the Tragedy. A fully developed Sandy Lake Tragedy article of its own right is a good thing, since there is a lot more to the tragedy than what is briefly mentioned here. CJLippert 05:05, 18 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]