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Indigenous spring solstice tradition brings chance for renewal and reflection

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Over 30 Indigenous people gathered to hike Black Elk Peak, the tallest point in the Midwest, and a seven-mile loop. The hike was led by Oaye Luta Okolakiciye (Moving Forward in a Sacred Way) or OLO. OLO is a cultural, community-based approach to treating substance abuse disorders and behavioral health.

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Indigenous spring solstice tradition brings chance for renewal and reflection

One chilly morning, over 30 Indigenous people gathered to hike Black Elk Peak – the tallest point in the Midwest, and a seven-mile loop. As she walked, 74-year-old Verlyn Long

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