Ponsord, Minnesota (AP/NFIC) 11-08
Winona LaDuke, founding director of the White Earth Land Recovery Project and a former candidate for vice president of the United States, plans to build an environmentally friendly home on the land where her home burned down during November 9th, a spokeswoman for the recovery project said.
LaDuke’s home near Ponsford was destroyed in a fire reported about 12:40 p.m. on Nov. 9, according to Roger Wilson, chief of the Carsonville Township Fire Department.
Winona LaDuke, founding director of the White Earth Land Recovery Project and a former candidate for vice president of the United States, plans to build an environmentally friendly home on the land where her home burned down during November 9th, a spokeswoman for the recovery project said.
LaDuke’s home near Ponsford was destroyed in a fire reported about 12:40 p.m. on Nov. 9, according to Roger Wilson, chief of the Carsonville Township Fire Department.
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