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Aug 21, 2026
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Concord
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Merrimack
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(603) 271-2411
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03301
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Hampshire Department of Natural and Cultural Resources
The meeting covered various topics, including committee reports on nominations, education (specifically addressing an incident in the Hanover School District), and protection and preservation of archaeological sites. Discussions also included rules of order, scheduling of future meetings, concerns about a Durham mural, a bill changing Columbus Day to Indigenous People's Day, and the issue of Native American-related mascots. An informal meeting with the Vermont Commission on Native American Affairs followed, focusing on the creation of a community center, Indigenous People's Day in Vermont, Indigenous studies curriculum, mascots, the Abenaki Cultural Regeneration Project, the Affirming Traditions Conference, documenting Abenaki music, social stigmas, and Census reports.
The commission held an open discussion on the Durham mural ("Cruel Diversity"), reviewing the interpretative text and U.S.P.S. policies concerning the artwork. Discussion also included the mural's perspective, interpretative text, impact, education programming, and the town of Durham's public meeting on the mural. Additional discussion covered changing Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples Day in Durham and included a discussion of the issues and the movement's spread among cities. Finally, the commission discussed a potential meeting with the Vermont Commission on Native American Affairs.
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The commission meeting covered officer elections, open discussions on the Town of Durham designating the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples' Day, committee and chair designations, the Durham murals, committee reports, the annual report, inquiries regarding the Northern Pass, and a meeting with the Vermont Commission on Native American Affairs. Discussions included USPS policies related to the Durham murals, archaeological sites in NH, potential nominees for the commission, and clarification of the committee's roles with the Division of Historical Resources.
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