LINDA GROVER
Linda Grover: Make the holidays memorable with ‘Christmas Moccasins’ 
The story is about a boy and his grandmother who on one Christmas Eve encountered three drunken men who pushed them down and treated them roughly and disrespectfully. But "revenge" is theirs in the end.
By Linda LeGarde Grover , December 03, 2010
Linda Grover: Life seasons of an Ojibwe woman
Grover will be a featured writer at Sister Nations, a free celebration of Native American women writers, which will take place at 7 p.m. Monday at the Fond du Lac Amphitheater in Cloquet (2101 14th St.).
By Linda LeGarde Grover , October 30, 2010
‘How much of an Indian are you?’ a personal question
Like every American Indian I know, I have been asked “How much Indian are you?” many times. I am never ready for it.
By Linda LeGarde Grover , September 05, 2010
Linda Grover: Grandchildren’s visit to Tweed at UMD becomes work of art itself
On hot summer afternoons, when the air in the American Indian Studies offices at UMD gets very warm and steamy, I sometimes take a break to visit the nearby Tweed Museum of Art.
By Linda LeGarde Grover , August 09, 2010
Linda Grover: Teaching Ojibwe language beneficial to Duluth students
Ojibwe language, like all Native languages, has as its foundation the truths, values and spiritual ways of our people.
By Linda LeGarde Grover , July 08, 2010
Linda LeGarde Grover: Cloquet film part of a bigger picture
The portrayal of Indians in film from the 1890s through today, as viewed through the lens of the filmmakers, is not always easy to watch.
By Linda LeGarde Grover , June 10, 2010
Linda Grover: Traditions, stories are more important than clean dishes
Many different types and sizes of glass beads were traded all over the world. Here in North America, trade beads from long ago are collectors’ items.
By Linda LeGarde Grover , May 13, 2010
Linda LeGarde Grover: The tale of Ada Blackjack, survivor of the Arctic
Ada was born during an era when Native children were routinely removed from their homes and sent to schools run by governments and missionaries.
By Linda LeGarde Grover , April 15, 2010
Linda Grover: Two weeks is an eternity, yet not long enough
Military man returns home for two weeks. What happens next?
By Linda LeGarde Grover , March 18, 2010
What Northlanders were reading in 2009
Find out which two local books dominated fellow readers' lists, and see what our area's Publishers Weekly correspondent and established authors like Anthony Bukoski curled up with in '09.
December 30, 2009
Linda Grover: The mystery of Indian corn
I have wondered about Indian corn since I was in the first grade, when Miss Johnson brought in a handful of little toy pumpkins and placed them on a table in front of the classroom next to three ears of shiny red and brown corn.
By Linda LeGarde Grover , November 25, 2009
KUDOS COLUMN: Congratulations to one of our own
Since she appears on our opinion pages, and because we have trouble remaining unbiased about Linda LeGarde Grover's writing talents, we figured the opinion section was the best place to congratulate our award-winning columnist on her most recent writing award.
November 06, 2009
Linda Grover: As we wait for our warriors to return
As we near Veterans’ Day, we remember with thanks the men and women who have served in our country’s military as well as those who are currently in the armed forces.
By Linda LeGarde Grover , November 03, 2009
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