PYRAMID LAKE PAIUTE TRIBE VICTIM SERVICES NEWS RELEASE – The Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe’s Victim Services program is one of many organizations taking part in the Native Youth Summit at the Pyramid Lake Paiute High School on May 23 . The school’s 6th to 12th grade students are encouraged to register. For more information contact Pyramid Lake Paiute High School, Fawn Hunter, 775-574-1016, ext. 1034.
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