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A town in North Carolina is returning land to the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians
The unanimous city council vote returns a culturally significant land parcel to the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, acknowledging its importance to the tribe.
- On Monday, a North Carolina city council voted unanimously to return an important cultural site to the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.
- Because the parcel is culturally significant, local leaders in the town moved to return the land to the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, prompting a city council vote.
- The city council acted via a local vote to transfer land within the town in North Carolina to the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.
- The transfer restores stewardship of the cultural site to the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and recognizes cultural ties affecting the local community.
- This municipal action is notable because a city council in North Carolina voted Monday to return land to the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, marking a timely near-term transfer.
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