Beautiful writing here! I'm so glad you're writing about this - writing and spelling these names and words and telling this history. Many of the names and words are unfamiliar to me, but they shouldn't be! Thank you for this, Jill!
Thank you again, Jill, for the wonderful historical and cultural insights. I remember how huge a deal the state high school hockey tournament was, when I was that age. Bigger than the World Series. I’m sure it’s even more so these days. And it all started in Warroad.
I learn so much from your posts. I’ll definitely watch the documentary.
Thanks Mary. I'm not much of a sports fan, but the enthusiasm is contagious and the community comes together in support of youth hockey that is exceptional today.
I'm looking forward to seeing The Electric Indian on Twin Cities Public TV on March 26, too.
Great history and ties to present day events. I appreciate the multifaceted layers of stories on indigenous history, Boucha’s athletic and personal stories, Warroad’s name speculation and more. Thank you Jill! And for endorsing women’s hockey. I’ve got a family connection to a player!
I'm glad you're enjoying it, Kaycianne. Thanks for spending the time reading. There is always so much competing for our attention; especially Sunday afternoons for sports fans.
Beautiful writing here! I'm so glad you're writing about this - writing and spelling these names and words and telling this history. Many of the names and words are unfamiliar to me, but they shouldn't be! Thank you for this, Jill!
Thank you for reading and taking the time to engage with the history of this special place.
It's both fascinating and important!
Well, I certainly want to watch The Electric Indian. I've put it on my calendar.
Me, too! And thanks for reading.
Thank you again, Jill, for the wonderful historical and cultural insights. I remember how huge a deal the state high school hockey tournament was, when I was that age. Bigger than the World Series. I’m sure it’s even more so these days. And it all started in Warroad.
I learn so much from your posts. I’ll definitely watch the documentary.
Thanks Mary. I'm not much of a sports fan, but the enthusiasm is contagious and the community comes together in support of youth hockey that is exceptional today.
I'm looking forward to seeing The Electric Indian on Twin Cities Public TV on March 26, too.
You being out the magic of Warroad, Jill.
Great history and ties to present day events. I appreciate the multifaceted layers of stories on indigenous history, Boucha’s athletic and personal stories, Warroad’s name speculation and more. Thank you Jill! And for endorsing women’s hockey. I’ve got a family connection to a player!
Thanks, Heidi. Wonderful to hear you have family ties to a female pro hockey player on the Minnesota team! Rah!
I love learning this history!
I'm glad you're enjoying it, Kaycianne. Thanks for spending the time reading. There is always so much competing for our attention; especially Sunday afternoons for sports fans.