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March 2009
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Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat 1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9 10   11   12   13   14   15   16 17   18   19 20   21   22 23   24   25   26 27 28   29 30 31	National Women's History Month: As part of Women's History Month we look at the important roles Sacagawea played in the success of the expedition and the important legacy her life provides us today. Amy Mossett - Sacagawea Joins the Expedition Rozina George tells of her great great great great aunt, Sacajawea, who was captured as a child, and then reunited with her family as a member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. listen: Arlie Neskahi explains kidnapped as a child, Sacajawea had been torn away from her people, so finding the Shoshone meant more than the purchase of horses -- it meant returning to the land of her birth, for Sacajawea was a Lemhi. listen: Story of Sacagawea MP3   listen: SACAGAWEA PUBLIC ART At the Yellowstone Sacajawea in the Garden Sacajawea and Pomp Clark's Point Sakakawea in North Dakota SACAGAWEA AND MORE Sacagawea Golden Dollar       Sgt. Sacagawea USNS Sacagawea

March 7, 14, 21, 28, 2009: Annual Winter Storytelling Series at Traveler's Rest, Missoula, Montana.  From time immemorial, families have gathered during the cold months of winter to celebrate the community, to share food and  to hear age-old stories that have been passed down through the generations.  Join us at Traveler's Rest as we continue this ancient tradition.  From traditional Salish, Shoshone, and Nez Perce, stories told by tribal story tellers, to tales by long-time Bitterooters, there is sure to be a storytelling session for everyone in your family!  

March 15, 2009:  "In Their Footsteps Series" - 1:00 PM @ The Visitor Center, Fort Clatsop, Oregon  in the Netul River Room. Free Admission!  For more information call 503-861-2471 ext.214.

March 20, 2009: STAR PARTY" at Lewis and Clark Nat'l Historic Trails Center; Great Falls, MT.   A star-gazing experience with large telescopes set up for public viewing, and interesting explanations of the features being viewed. The Lewis and Clark Expedition relied on celestial observation to chart their course. Learn more about our night sky.  For more information call: 1-406-727-8733.

 March 21 - 28, 2009 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m "Spring Whale Watching Week" at Ecola Park, Oregon  This is not the only time you can see the whales. About 18,000 whales will pass by during March, April, May and June on their way to Alaska's Bering Sea.  Juveniles pass first followed by adults. Last are the mothers and babies.  More info        Clark and Sacagawea 1806 beached whale >>

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