Hannahville Indian Community supports Camp Harstad
Courtesy photo Henry Williams, right, tribal attorney at the Hannahville Indian Community, accepts a plaque recognizing Hannahville’s contributions to Rotary Camp Harstad. Rotary Trust President Kel Smyth, left, noted the tribe has contributed more than $10,000 to the trust.
Courtesy photo
Henry Williams, right, tribal attorney at the Hannahville Indian Community, accepts a plaque recognizing Hannahville’s contributions to Rotary Camp Harstad. Rotary Trust President Kel Smyth, left, noted the tribe has contributed more than $10,000 to the trust.
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