The Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe Wampanoag Nation

Office of the Chief FAX1_401-738-2377

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Dear Ms Lauterback

I am writing to you regarding a certified letter that I receivedfirom you dated June 17 2008 regarding the Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe Wampanoag Nation and a portion of our land that we have deeded Recognized Title to since the year 1661

What make this land (Lot 23 Plat 14 Lot 239 Plat 34 located in Cumberland RT) so important is the fact that it was gifted back to myself Wilfired W Greene Chief Eagle Hart and the Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe Wampanoag Nation on 020707

One or two parcels of our reservation in question have become a superfimd site In researching we know that much ofthe land set aside for Indians or Native Americans in this great coimtry of ours has become superfimd sites I believe that flic les^nsible parties have an obligation to clean the lands The towns cities states and the federal government should do their fiduciary duties and obligation so as all the people of Cumberland the state of Rhode Island as well as tribal members and all that would like to be able to enjoy nature and a natural environment may rome the land along the beautifiil Seeconk or Blackstone Rivers There may be something that our tribe may be able to do for economic developmenL

In regards to the allegations that have been made against me and the tribe it was never sated that we were going to build anything on the lands in question What was stared was in the fiiture a building may be erected somewhere on the land for those tribal

members to gather Permission was never granted for anyone to enter upgton anyones land except for land owned by the tribe and the land in question is indeed tribal land (Indian country) Never was permission ^ven for any excavations Debris was simply set aside such as old rail road ties dead trees broken cement which was lying along the path side

However the Providence Worcester Railroad pushed a lot of rubbish onto the tribes land with a large backhoe I had received a key for all ofthe gates fiom DEM with the exception ofthe Main Gate key which I was still awaiting Someone removed one the gates I am not intending to make any allegations I can only tell you what I believe and know I have res^iect for the people and authorities however I believe that some people would pref^ for you to believe we are people of little or no values

I would invite everyone to sit in our chxle of peace and would encourage all to work in harmony We the Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe a recognized American Indian Tribe want to cooperate with the EFA for the betterment ofthe Town of Cumberland and the State of Rhode Island as well as cm Country

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Wilfred W Greene Chief Wilfilaquod Eagle Heart Greene

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RECOGNITION AND REAFFIRMATION OF THE SEACONKE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

G r e e t i n g s

P l e a s e be a d v i s e d t h a t t h e G o v e r n o r s Commiss ioners on I n d i a n A f f a i r s f o r t h e S t a t e o f M a s s a c h u s e t t s have r e c e i v e d and i n t e r n a l i z e d The C o n s t i t u t i o n of t he Seaconke Wampanoag and

Whereas t h e Seaconke Wampanoag do d e c l a r e t h e m s e l v e s a s a f r e e s t a n d i n g t r i b e i n t h e Wampanoag N a t i o n and

Whereas t h e Seaconke Wampanoag c o n s t i t u e n c y i s made up of t h e i r Membership w i t h a g o a l t o a t t a i n and m a i n t a i n t h e H i g h e s t o f V a l u e s and

Whereas t h e Seaconke Wampanoag i n d i c a t e a s t r o n g d e s i r e t o do j u s t works f o r u n s e l f i s h r e a s o n s f o r p o s t e r i t y and

Whereas t h e Seaconke Wampanoag have a u t h o r e d a b r i g h t m i s s i o n s t a t e m e n t which b o l d l y s t a t e s t h a t t h e y a r e t o r e d i s c o v e r and d e v e l o p t h e i r N a t i v e H e r i t a g e and t h a t t h e y a r e go ing t o Rea f f i rm t h a t H e r i t a g e now f o r t h e i r p e o p l e and a s a cont inuum f o r p o s t e r i t y

T h e r e f o r e in l i g h t of a l l t h e a f o r e m e n t i o n e d g o a l s and o b j e c t i v e s The Commiss ioners on I n d i a n A f f a i r s f o r t h e S t a t e o f M a s s a c h u s e t t s do Reaf f i rm t h e i r R e c o g n i t i o n of t h e Seaconke Wampanoag Peop l e and a r e h e r e t o c e l e b r a t e t h e r e b i r t h of t h e i r t r i b e a s p a r t of t h e Wampanoag N a t i o n on t h i s d a t e One F e b r u a r y Nine teen-Hundred and N i n e t y - S e v e n

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PERSONAL INFORMATION

Born June 12 1937 in Providence Rhode Island Parents Wilfred and Rita Greene Nationality American Indian- Irish descent Childhood Residence South Providence Man-ied Germaine A Prevey 1957 St Peter amp St Paul Church Bishop Daniel P Rieley Children Rhoda Desiree Erin Stasia Wilfred III amp John Grandchildren ^bull^rKT^eir Great Grandchildren E I G H T

SEACONKE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

1997Elected Chief of the Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe Wampanoag Nation Chief Eagle Heart

EDUCATION

Attended Providence Public SchoolsSt Michaels Chuich Graduated Johnson amp Wales University 1976 Associates Degree Business Management

MILITARY SERVICE

Army 60 Infantry Ninth amp Tenth Division 1954-1957 Honorable Discharge Selected Commanders Orderly Twenty Times Fourteen Consecutively All Europe Track Ninth Division Middleweight Boxing Champion Tenth Division

EMPLOYMENT

Foxwoods Casino Poker Dealer 1992-1999

Business Owner W Greene amp Sons Paving 1957-1992

RECOGNITIONS

hi 1976 dui-ing the Bicentennial I was chosen by the State of Rhode Island amp Provicl^ce Plantations to represent the Wampanoag^ during a reenactment ceremonv

VOLUNTEER SERVICES AND MEMBERSHIPS

Member Board of Directors

ofthe Rl Heritage Hall of Fame Member Fraternal Order Of Eagles Guest Speaker University of Rhode Island Heffenrcier Museum Guest Speaker Veterans Clubs and Organizations Guest Speaker Various Schools throughout the State of RJiode Island Mentor for Educational Programs Volunteer American Heart Association Coached Coventry RJ Boxing Coached Youplusmn Boxing Program Providence Rl Volimteer JONAH Warwick RJ

BOXING CAREER

Ring Name Willie Indian Greene Known as Wild Willie Member of United States Army All Europe Boxing Team 1956-1957 Awarded Worlds Unlimited Rookie ofthe Year in 1959 Two Time New England Middleweight Boxing Champion Worlds 7 Ranked Middleweight fighter

SPORTS

Track Gymnastics Member ofthe YMCA swim team RJ 76 Baseball Team

ATHLETIC AWARDS

Awarded Two New England States Diving Titles YMCA Competition (19511952) Tenth Division Middleweight Champion in Military

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DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL 150 South Main Street bull Providence RI 02903

(401) 274-4400 TDD (401) 453-0410

Patrick C Lynch Attorney General

BCI Date 642Q08 857 AM ^UBB^U OF CaOMIHAL IDENTIFICA3TQV

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

A check ofthe Criminal History Records ofthe State of Rhode Island on file with the Bureau of Criminal Identification of the Rhode Island Department of the Attorney General on the above date shows that

NAME WILFRED W GREENE DOB 06121937

DOES NOT HAVE AN ADULT CRIMINAL RECORD AT THE BUREAU OF CRIMINAL IDENTIHCATION IN RHODE ISLAND

RECORDS SUPPORTED BY FINGERPRINTS ONLY

THIS FORM IS NOT VALID WITHOUT THE SEAL OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RI State Bureau of Criminal Identification

Attorney General June 42008 Patrick Lynch

Conducted By _ No Record In Rhode Island

NO ADULT CRIMINAL RECORD IN RHODE ISLAND

Wampanoag Dream - j

Poetic Dream

Chief Wilfred Greene ofthe Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe dreams of their land being a pollutant free place where nature and technology go hand in hand to protect the environment while easing the burden of power costs placed on Rhode Islanders by foreign powers around the world

A place where the main RI electrical grid that runs along our land is fed by the power of nature from the wind that blows across the top of our hill tuming windmills to the pounding water of the impassible mile long section^ of the ^Seaconke River that will become a source of hydro power this will be a place that eases the power burden placed on Rhode Island businesses and homes

A place where nature thrives a kind of natural wildlife habitat and refiige where animals roam and people are free to visit explore and reflect on the beauty and power of nature and our true place in this world that we live in for such a very short time

A place where art industry and the free thinking of reasonable people are encouraged to work in harmony with the land nature and each other - bullbull

A place where recycling is a green industry and the rail lines that stretch straight for nearly a mile carry recyclable materials m and out

A place where the smoke signals of old are replaced by developing communication technology fiirther to benefit all of mankind

A place1 for our tribe the Seaconke Wampanoag

Wampanoag Dream

Making Practical Thoughts a REALITY

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WATER POWER (long teini i

RECYCLING PLANT with transfer station ()

CARDPOKERBINGO Announce th^t we are entertaining offers to construct a meeting hall for the Wampanoag Tribe which will also serve as a high Stakes CardPokerBingo hall with sufficient parking

BUSINESSINDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT AREA Space available for things that Federal Grant or other money is available for including but not limited to communications energy (hydrogen powergt

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This l e t t e r i s wr i t t en to v e r i l y t ha t I ka-cr pct^si^nt a t th Commission on Indian Affairs Otfiao the day t h a t slow r a r t l e spok with you and agreed to reaffirm the oxiutonct) of tho soaconk

MampanoAg t r i b e

The a c t u a l ceremony for Recognition and Roaffirm^ition took p l a c e c Saturday rebruary 1 1997 a t Francis Farm in Rohoboth MA Th ceremony was o f f i c i a t e d by my husband Slav Turtl who was th Supreme Medicine Man of the Wampanoag Nation

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WILLIAM F WELD GOVERNOR

JANE W GUMBLE DIRECTOR gt DEPT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

JOHN A PETERS ExEcoTivE DIRECTOR

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RECOGNITION AND REAFFIRMATION OF THE SEACONKE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

G r e e t i n g s

P l e a s e be a d v i s e d t h a t t h e G o v e r n o r s Commiss ioners on I n d i a n A f f a i r s f o r t h e S t a t e o f M a s s a c h u s e t t s have r e c e i v e d and i n t e r n a l i z e d The C o n s t i t u t i o n of t he Seaconke Wampanoag and

Whereas t h e Seaconke Wampanoag do d e c l a r e t h e m s e l v e s a s a f r e e s t a n d i n g t r i b e i n t h e Wampanoag N a t i o n and

Whereas t h e Seaconke Wampanoag c o n s t i t u e n c y i s made up of t h e i r Membership w i t h a g o a l t o a t t a i n and m a i n t a i n t h e H i g h e s t o f V a l u e s and

Whereas t h e Seaconke Wampanoag i n d i c a t e a s t r o n g d e s i r e t o do j u s t works f o r u n s e l f i s h r e a s o n s f o r p o s t e r i t y and

Whereas t h e Seaconke Wampanoag have a u t h o r e d a b r i g h t m i s s i o n s t a t e m e n t which b o l d l y s t a t e s t h a t t h e y a r e t o r e d i s c o v e r and d e v e l o p t h e i r N a t i v e H e r i t a g e and t h a t t h e y a r e go ing t o Rea f f i rm t h a t H e r i t a g e now f o r t h e i r p e o p l e and a s a cont inuum f o r p o s t e r i t y

T h e r e f o r e in l i g h t of a l l t h e a f o r e m e n t i o n e d g o a l s and o b j e c t i v e s The Commiss ioners on I n d i a n A f f a i r s f o r t h e S t a t e o f M a s s a c h u s e t t s do Reaf f i rm t h e i r R e c o g n i t i o n of t h e Seaconke Wampanoag Peop l e and a r e h e r e t o c e l e b r a t e t h e r e b i r t h of t h e i r t r i b e a s p a r t of t h e Wampanoag N a t i o n on t h i s d a t e One F e b r u a r y Nine teen-Hundred and N i n e t y - S e v e n

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YOUR FORMAL RECOGNITION AS A MEMBER TRIBE OF THE WAMPANOAG CONFEDERATION

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WILFRED WILLIAM GREENE J R CHIEF OF SEACONKE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Born June 12 1937 in Providence Rhode Island Parents Wilfred and Rita Greene Nationality American Indian- Irish descent Childhood Residence South Providence Man-ied Germaine A Prevey 1957 St Peter amp St Paul Church Bishop Daniel P Rieley Children Rhoda Desiree Erin Stasia Wilfred III amp John Grandchildren ^bull^rKT^eir Great Grandchildren E I G H T

SEACONKE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

1997Elected Chief of the Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe Wampanoag Nation Chief Eagle Heart

EDUCATION

Attended Providence Public SchoolsSt Michaels Chuich Graduated Johnson amp Wales University 1976 Associates Degree Business Management

MILITARY SERVICE

Army 60 Infantry Ninth amp Tenth Division 1954-1957 Honorable Discharge Selected Commanders Orderly Twenty Times Fourteen Consecutively All Europe Track Ninth Division Middleweight Boxing Champion Tenth Division

EMPLOYMENT

Foxwoods Casino Poker Dealer 1992-1999

Business Owner W Greene amp Sons Paving 1957-1992

RECOGNITIONS

hi 1976 dui-ing the Bicentennial I was chosen by the State of Rhode Island amp Provicl^ce Plantations to represent the Wampanoag^ during a reenactment ceremonv

VOLUNTEER SERVICES AND MEMBERSHIPS

Member Board of Directors

ofthe Rl Heritage Hall of Fame Member Fraternal Order Of Eagles Guest Speaker University of Rhode Island Heffenrcier Museum Guest Speaker Veterans Clubs and Organizations Guest Speaker Various Schools throughout the State of RJiode Island Mentor for Educational Programs Volunteer American Heart Association Coached Coventry RJ Boxing Coached Youplusmn Boxing Program Providence Rl Volimteer JONAH Warwick RJ

BOXING CAREER

Ring Name Willie Indian Greene Known as Wild Willie Member of United States Army All Europe Boxing Team 1956-1957 Awarded Worlds Unlimited Rookie ofthe Year in 1959 Two Time New England Middleweight Boxing Champion Worlds 7 Ranked Middleweight fighter

SPORTS

Track Gymnastics Member ofthe YMCA swim team RJ 76 Baseball Team

ATHLETIC AWARDS

Awarded Two New England States Diving Titles YMCA Competition (19511952) Tenth Division Middleweight Champion in Military

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DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL 150 South Main Street bull Providence RI 02903

(401) 274-4400 TDD (401) 453-0410

Patrick C Lynch Attorney General

BCI Date 642Q08 857 AM ^UBB^U OF CaOMIHAL IDENTIFICA3TQV

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

A check ofthe Criminal History Records ofthe State of Rhode Island on file with the Bureau of Criminal Identification of the Rhode Island Department of the Attorney General on the above date shows that

NAME WILFRED W GREENE DOB 06121937

DOES NOT HAVE AN ADULT CRIMINAL RECORD AT THE BUREAU OF CRIMINAL IDENTIHCATION IN RHODE ISLAND

RECORDS SUPPORTED BY FINGERPRINTS ONLY

THIS FORM IS NOT VALID WITHOUT THE SEAL OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RI State Bureau of Criminal Identification

Attorney General June 42008 Patrick Lynch

Conducted By _ No Record In Rhode Island

NO ADULT CRIMINAL RECORD IN RHODE ISLAND

Wampanoag Dream - j

Poetic Dream

Chief Wilfred Greene ofthe Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe dreams of their land being a pollutant free place where nature and technology go hand in hand to protect the environment while easing the burden of power costs placed on Rhode Islanders by foreign powers around the world

A place where the main RI electrical grid that runs along our land is fed by the power of nature from the wind that blows across the top of our hill tuming windmills to the pounding water of the impassible mile long section^ of the ^Seaconke River that will become a source of hydro power this will be a place that eases the power burden placed on Rhode Island businesses and homes

A place where nature thrives a kind of natural wildlife habitat and refiige where animals roam and people are free to visit explore and reflect on the beauty and power of nature and our true place in this world that we live in for such a very short time

A place where art industry and the free thinking of reasonable people are encouraged to work in harmony with the land nature and each other - bullbull

A place where recycling is a green industry and the rail lines that stretch straight for nearly a mile carry recyclable materials m and out

A place where the smoke signals of old are replaced by developing communication technology fiirther to benefit all of mankind

A place1 for our tribe the Seaconke Wampanoag

Wampanoag Dream

Making Practical Thoughts a REALITY

SUPERFUND MONEY (short term)

SELL EASEMENTS (short term) bull

WINDMILLS (long temi) raquo raquo 1

WATER POWER (long teini i

RECYCLING PLANT with transfer station ()

CARDPOKERBINGO Announce th^t we are entertaining offers to construct a meeting hall for the Wampanoag Tribe which will also serve as a high Stakes CardPokerBingo hall with sufficient parking

BUSINESSINDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT AREA Space available for things that Federal Grant or other money is available for including but not limited to communications energy (hydrogen powergt

OUTDOOR AREA PARK

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SUPREME MEDICINE MAN CHIEF OF THESEACONKEWAMPANOAGS WAMPANOAG NAilON Recognize Iribc Wampanoag Nation

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WILLIAM F WELD GOVERNOR

JANE W GUMBLE DIRECTOR gt DEPT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

JOHN A PETERS ExEcoTivE DIRECTOR

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RECOGNITION AND REAFFIRMATION OF THE SEACONKE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

G r e e t i n g s

P l e a s e be a d v i s e d t h a t t h e G o v e r n o r s Commiss ioners on I n d i a n A f f a i r s f o r t h e S t a t e o f M a s s a c h u s e t t s have r e c e i v e d and i n t e r n a l i z e d The C o n s t i t u t i o n of t he Seaconke Wampanoag and

Whereas t h e Seaconke Wampanoag do d e c l a r e t h e m s e l v e s a s a f r e e s t a n d i n g t r i b e i n t h e Wampanoag N a t i o n and

Whereas t h e Seaconke Wampanoag c o n s t i t u e n c y i s made up of t h e i r Membership w i t h a g o a l t o a t t a i n and m a i n t a i n t h e H i g h e s t o f V a l u e s and

Whereas t h e Seaconke Wampanoag i n d i c a t e a s t r o n g d e s i r e t o do j u s t works f o r u n s e l f i s h r e a s o n s f o r p o s t e r i t y and

Whereas t h e Seaconke Wampanoag have a u t h o r e d a b r i g h t m i s s i o n s t a t e m e n t which b o l d l y s t a t e s t h a t t h e y a r e t o r e d i s c o v e r and d e v e l o p t h e i r N a t i v e H e r i t a g e and t h a t t h e y a r e go ing t o Rea f f i rm t h a t H e r i t a g e now f o r t h e i r p e o p l e and a s a cont inuum f o r p o s t e r i t y

T h e r e f o r e in l i g h t of a l l t h e a f o r e m e n t i o n e d g o a l s and o b j e c t i v e s The Commiss ioners on I n d i a n A f f a i r s f o r t h e S t a t e o f M a s s a c h u s e t t s do Reaf f i rm t h e i r R e c o g n i t i o n of t h e Seaconke Wampanoag Peop l e and a r e h e r e t o c e l e b r a t e t h e r e b i r t h of t h e i r t r i b e a s p a r t of t h e Wampanoag N a t i o n on t h i s d a t e One F e b r u a r y Nine teen-Hundred and N i n e t y - S e v e n

John Slow T u r t l e P e t e r s E x e c u t i v e D i r e c t o r

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THE SEACONKE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

tn rEcngitition of

YOUR FORMAL RECOGNITION AS A MEMBER TRIBE OF THE WAMPANOAG CONFEDERATION

Ilfe Bxiiivz mBtnberslfip exiexxbs its berg best futslfes anb expresses tl|e Ijnpe fnr future gnuh fortutte

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WILFRED WILLIAM GREENE J R CHIEF OF SEACONKE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Born June 12 1937 in Providence Rhode Island Parents Wilfred and Rita Greene Nationality American Indian- Irish descent Childhood Residence South Providence Man-ied Germaine A Prevey 1957 St Peter amp St Paul Church Bishop Daniel P Rieley Children Rhoda Desiree Erin Stasia Wilfred III amp John Grandchildren ^bull^rKT^eir Great Grandchildren E I G H T

SEACONKE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

1997Elected Chief of the Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe Wampanoag Nation Chief Eagle Heart

EDUCATION

Attended Providence Public SchoolsSt Michaels Chuich Graduated Johnson amp Wales University 1976 Associates Degree Business Management

MILITARY SERVICE

Army 60 Infantry Ninth amp Tenth Division 1954-1957 Honorable Discharge Selected Commanders Orderly Twenty Times Fourteen Consecutively All Europe Track Ninth Division Middleweight Boxing Champion Tenth Division

EMPLOYMENT

Foxwoods Casino Poker Dealer 1992-1999

Business Owner W Greene amp Sons Paving 1957-1992

RECOGNITIONS

hi 1976 dui-ing the Bicentennial I was chosen by the State of Rhode Island amp Provicl^ce Plantations to represent the Wampanoag^ during a reenactment ceremonv

VOLUNTEER SERVICES AND MEMBERSHIPS

Member Board of Directors

ofthe Rl Heritage Hall of Fame Member Fraternal Order Of Eagles Guest Speaker University of Rhode Island Heffenrcier Museum Guest Speaker Veterans Clubs and Organizations Guest Speaker Various Schools throughout the State of RJiode Island Mentor for Educational Programs Volunteer American Heart Association Coached Coventry RJ Boxing Coached Youplusmn Boxing Program Providence Rl Volimteer JONAH Warwick RJ

BOXING CAREER

Ring Name Willie Indian Greene Known as Wild Willie Member of United States Army All Europe Boxing Team 1956-1957 Awarded Worlds Unlimited Rookie ofthe Year in 1959 Two Time New England Middleweight Boxing Champion Worlds 7 Ranked Middleweight fighter

SPORTS

Track Gymnastics Member ofthe YMCA swim team RJ 76 Baseball Team

ATHLETIC AWARDS

Awarded Two New England States Diving Titles YMCA Competition (19511952) Tenth Division Middleweight Champion in Military

^tatc of 3R()obe Mlanh anb ^robibence plantations

DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL 150 South Main Street bull Providence RI 02903

(401) 274-4400 TDD (401) 453-0410

Patrick C Lynch Attorney General

BCI Date 642Q08 857 AM ^UBB^U OF CaOMIHAL IDENTIFICA3TQV

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

A check ofthe Criminal History Records ofthe State of Rhode Island on file with the Bureau of Criminal Identification of the Rhode Island Department of the Attorney General on the above date shows that

NAME WILFRED W GREENE DOB 06121937

DOES NOT HAVE AN ADULT CRIMINAL RECORD AT THE BUREAU OF CRIMINAL IDENTIHCATION IN RHODE ISLAND

RECORDS SUPPORTED BY FINGERPRINTS ONLY

THIS FORM IS NOT VALID WITHOUT THE SEAL OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RI State Bureau of Criminal Identification

Attorney General June 42008 Patrick Lynch

Conducted By _ No Record In Rhode Island

NO ADULT CRIMINAL RECORD IN RHODE ISLAND

Wampanoag Dream - j

Poetic Dream

Chief Wilfred Greene ofthe Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe dreams of their land being a pollutant free place where nature and technology go hand in hand to protect the environment while easing the burden of power costs placed on Rhode Islanders by foreign powers around the world

A place where the main RI electrical grid that runs along our land is fed by the power of nature from the wind that blows across the top of our hill tuming windmills to the pounding water of the impassible mile long section^ of the ^Seaconke River that will become a source of hydro power this will be a place that eases the power burden placed on Rhode Island businesses and homes

A place where nature thrives a kind of natural wildlife habitat and refiige where animals roam and people are free to visit explore and reflect on the beauty and power of nature and our true place in this world that we live in for such a very short time

A place where art industry and the free thinking of reasonable people are encouraged to work in harmony with the land nature and each other - bullbull

A place where recycling is a green industry and the rail lines that stretch straight for nearly a mile carry recyclable materials m and out

A place where the smoke signals of old are replaced by developing communication technology fiirther to benefit all of mankind

A place1 for our tribe the Seaconke Wampanoag

Wampanoag Dream

Making Practical Thoughts a REALITY

SUPERFUND MONEY (short term)

SELL EASEMENTS (short term) bull

WINDMILLS (long temi) raquo raquo 1

WATER POWER (long teini i

RECYCLING PLANT with transfer station ()

CARDPOKERBINGO Announce th^t we are entertaining offers to construct a meeting hall for the Wampanoag Tribe which will also serve as a high Stakes CardPokerBingo hall with sufficient parking

BUSINESSINDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT AREA Space available for things that Federal Grant or other money is available for including but not limited to communications energy (hydrogen powergt

OUTDOOR AREA PARK

Pjiey ^wjinwpiff9eat a^^ tMaSScici(iMflt^

WILLIAM F WELD GOVERNOR

JANE W GUMBLE DIRECTOR gt DEPT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

JOHN A PETERS ExEcoTivE DIRECTOR

^^flfS-

RECOGNITION AND REAFFIRMATION OF THE SEACONKE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

G r e e t i n g s

P l e a s e be a d v i s e d t h a t t h e G o v e r n o r s Commiss ioners on I n d i a n A f f a i r s f o r t h e S t a t e o f M a s s a c h u s e t t s have r e c e i v e d and i n t e r n a l i z e d The C o n s t i t u t i o n of t he Seaconke Wampanoag and

Whereas t h e Seaconke Wampanoag do d e c l a r e t h e m s e l v e s a s a f r e e s t a n d i n g t r i b e i n t h e Wampanoag N a t i o n and

Whereas t h e Seaconke Wampanoag c o n s t i t u e n c y i s made up of t h e i r Membership w i t h a g o a l t o a t t a i n and m a i n t a i n t h e H i g h e s t o f V a l u e s and

Whereas t h e Seaconke Wampanoag i n d i c a t e a s t r o n g d e s i r e t o do j u s t works f o r u n s e l f i s h r e a s o n s f o r p o s t e r i t y and

Whereas t h e Seaconke Wampanoag have a u t h o r e d a b r i g h t m i s s i o n s t a t e m e n t which b o l d l y s t a t e s t h a t t h e y a r e t o r e d i s c o v e r and d e v e l o p t h e i r N a t i v e H e r i t a g e and t h a t t h e y a r e go ing t o Rea f f i rm t h a t H e r i t a g e now f o r t h e i r p e o p l e and a s a cont inuum f o r p o s t e r i t y

T h e r e f o r e in l i g h t of a l l t h e a f o r e m e n t i o n e d g o a l s and o b j e c t i v e s The Commiss ioners on I n d i a n A f f a i r s f o r t h e S t a t e o f M a s s a c h u s e t t s do Reaf f i rm t h e i r R e c o g n i t i o n of t h e Seaconke Wampanoag Peop l e and a r e h e r e t o c e l e b r a t e t h e r e b i r t h of t h e i r t r i b e a s p a r t of t h e Wampanoag N a t i o n on t h i s d a t e One F e b r u a r y Nine teen-Hundred and N i n e t y - S e v e n

John Slow T u r t l e P e t e r s E x e c u t i v e D i r e c t o r

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A amp ^

^ ^

b tt [2xeh kxxabjn to all tljat ^li (i9asaacl|us^ttg ^Sousc of ^cprescntattbcs

offers ttg atncErest congratulattons to

THE SEACONKE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

tn rEcngitition of

YOUR FORMAL RECOGNITION AS A MEMBER TRIBE OF THE WAMPANOAG CONFEDERATION

Ilfe Bxiiivz mBtnberslfip exiexxbs its berg best futslfes anb expresses tl|e Ijnpe fnr future gnuh fortutte

au5 cnntinueb ^vittz^^ in all enbenbavs^

(sectibm tl|ts 1st jau of JEBRUARYI7

at tl|c ^ t a t e JCouse Soston JHassad^usetts

igts oifsx bu

isixxm Jftunerau

copyffcreb bu Lr|irrsrntatiiir

^PHILIP TRAVIS

WILFRED WILLIAM GREENE J R CHIEF OF SEACONKE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Born June 12 1937 in Providence Rhode Island Parents Wilfred and Rita Greene Nationality American Indian- Irish descent Childhood Residence South Providence Man-ied Germaine A Prevey 1957 St Peter amp St Paul Church Bishop Daniel P Rieley Children Rhoda Desiree Erin Stasia Wilfred III amp John Grandchildren ^bull^rKT^eir Great Grandchildren E I G H T

SEACONKE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

1997Elected Chief of the Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe Wampanoag Nation Chief Eagle Heart

EDUCATION

Attended Providence Public SchoolsSt Michaels Chuich Graduated Johnson amp Wales University 1976 Associates Degree Business Management

MILITARY SERVICE

Army 60 Infantry Ninth amp Tenth Division 1954-1957 Honorable Discharge Selected Commanders Orderly Twenty Times Fourteen Consecutively All Europe Track Ninth Division Middleweight Boxing Champion Tenth Division

EMPLOYMENT

Foxwoods Casino Poker Dealer 1992-1999

Business Owner W Greene amp Sons Paving 1957-1992

RECOGNITIONS

hi 1976 dui-ing the Bicentennial I was chosen by the State of Rhode Island amp Provicl^ce Plantations to represent the Wampanoag^ during a reenactment ceremonv

VOLUNTEER SERVICES AND MEMBERSHIPS

Member Board of Directors

ofthe Rl Heritage Hall of Fame Member Fraternal Order Of Eagles Guest Speaker University of Rhode Island Heffenrcier Museum Guest Speaker Veterans Clubs and Organizations Guest Speaker Various Schools throughout the State of RJiode Island Mentor for Educational Programs Volunteer American Heart Association Coached Coventry RJ Boxing Coached Youplusmn Boxing Program Providence Rl Volimteer JONAH Warwick RJ

BOXING CAREER

Ring Name Willie Indian Greene Known as Wild Willie Member of United States Army All Europe Boxing Team 1956-1957 Awarded Worlds Unlimited Rookie ofthe Year in 1959 Two Time New England Middleweight Boxing Champion Worlds 7 Ranked Middleweight fighter

SPORTS

Track Gymnastics Member ofthe YMCA swim team RJ 76 Baseball Team

ATHLETIC AWARDS

Awarded Two New England States Diving Titles YMCA Competition (19511952) Tenth Division Middleweight Champion in Military

^tatc of 3R()obe Mlanh anb ^robibence plantations

DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL 150 South Main Street bull Providence RI 02903

(401) 274-4400 TDD (401) 453-0410

Patrick C Lynch Attorney General

BCI Date 642Q08 857 AM ^UBB^U OF CaOMIHAL IDENTIFICA3TQV

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

A check ofthe Criminal History Records ofthe State of Rhode Island on file with the Bureau of Criminal Identification of the Rhode Island Department of the Attorney General on the above date shows that

NAME WILFRED W GREENE DOB 06121937

DOES NOT HAVE AN ADULT CRIMINAL RECORD AT THE BUREAU OF CRIMINAL IDENTIHCATION IN RHODE ISLAND

RECORDS SUPPORTED BY FINGERPRINTS ONLY

THIS FORM IS NOT VALID WITHOUT THE SEAL OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RI State Bureau of Criminal Identification

Attorney General June 42008 Patrick Lynch

Conducted By _ No Record In Rhode Island

NO ADULT CRIMINAL RECORD IN RHODE ISLAND

Wampanoag Dream - j

Poetic Dream

Chief Wilfred Greene ofthe Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe dreams of their land being a pollutant free place where nature and technology go hand in hand to protect the environment while easing the burden of power costs placed on Rhode Islanders by foreign powers around the world

A place where the main RI electrical grid that runs along our land is fed by the power of nature from the wind that blows across the top of our hill tuming windmills to the pounding water of the impassible mile long section^ of the ^Seaconke River that will become a source of hydro power this will be a place that eases the power burden placed on Rhode Island businesses and homes

A place where nature thrives a kind of natural wildlife habitat and refiige where animals roam and people are free to visit explore and reflect on the beauty and power of nature and our true place in this world that we live in for such a very short time

A place where art industry and the free thinking of reasonable people are encouraged to work in harmony with the land nature and each other - bullbull

A place where recycling is a green industry and the rail lines that stretch straight for nearly a mile carry recyclable materials m and out

A place where the smoke signals of old are replaced by developing communication technology fiirther to benefit all of mankind

A place1 for our tribe the Seaconke Wampanoag

Wampanoag Dream

Making Practical Thoughts a REALITY

SUPERFUND MONEY (short term)

SELL EASEMENTS (short term) bull

WINDMILLS (long temi) raquo raquo 1

WATER POWER (long teini i

RECYCLING PLANT with transfer station ()

CARDPOKERBINGO Announce th^t we are entertaining offers to construct a meeting hall for the Wampanoag Tribe which will also serve as a high Stakes CardPokerBingo hall with sufficient parking

BUSINESSINDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT AREA Space available for things that Federal Grant or other money is available for including but not limited to communications energy (hydrogen powergt

OUTDOOR AREA PARK

^ealt^ af ^ v^ v^ o^ ^s

A amp ^

^ ^

b tt [2xeh kxxabjn to all tljat ^li (i9asaacl|us^ttg ^Sousc of ^cprescntattbcs

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THE SEACONKE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

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WILFRED WILLIAM GREENE J R CHIEF OF SEACONKE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Born June 12 1937 in Providence Rhode Island Parents Wilfred and Rita Greene Nationality American Indian- Irish descent Childhood Residence South Providence Man-ied Germaine A Prevey 1957 St Peter amp St Paul Church Bishop Daniel P Rieley Children Rhoda Desiree Erin Stasia Wilfred III amp John Grandchildren ^bull^rKT^eir Great Grandchildren E I G H T

SEACONKE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

1997Elected Chief of the Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe Wampanoag Nation Chief Eagle Heart

EDUCATION

Attended Providence Public SchoolsSt Michaels Chuich Graduated Johnson amp Wales University 1976 Associates Degree Business Management

MILITARY SERVICE

Army 60 Infantry Ninth amp Tenth Division 1954-1957 Honorable Discharge Selected Commanders Orderly Twenty Times Fourteen Consecutively All Europe Track Ninth Division Middleweight Boxing Champion Tenth Division

EMPLOYMENT

Foxwoods Casino Poker Dealer 1992-1999

Business Owner W Greene amp Sons Paving 1957-1992

RECOGNITIONS

hi 1976 dui-ing the Bicentennial I was chosen by the State of Rhode Island amp Provicl^ce Plantations to represent the Wampanoag^ during a reenactment ceremonv

VOLUNTEER SERVICES AND MEMBERSHIPS

Member Board of Directors

ofthe Rl Heritage Hall of Fame Member Fraternal Order Of Eagles Guest Speaker University of Rhode Island Heffenrcier Museum Guest Speaker Veterans Clubs and Organizations Guest Speaker Various Schools throughout the State of RJiode Island Mentor for Educational Programs Volunteer American Heart Association Coached Coventry RJ Boxing Coached Youplusmn Boxing Program Providence Rl Volimteer JONAH Warwick RJ

BOXING CAREER

Ring Name Willie Indian Greene Known as Wild Willie Member of United States Army All Europe Boxing Team 1956-1957 Awarded Worlds Unlimited Rookie ofthe Year in 1959 Two Time New England Middleweight Boxing Champion Worlds 7 Ranked Middleweight fighter

SPORTS

Track Gymnastics Member ofthe YMCA swim team RJ 76 Baseball Team

ATHLETIC AWARDS

Awarded Two New England States Diving Titles YMCA Competition (19511952) Tenth Division Middleweight Champion in Military

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DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL 150 South Main Street bull Providence RI 02903

(401) 274-4400 TDD (401) 453-0410

Patrick C Lynch Attorney General

BCI Date 642Q08 857 AM ^UBB^U OF CaOMIHAL IDENTIFICA3TQV

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

A check ofthe Criminal History Records ofthe State of Rhode Island on file with the Bureau of Criminal Identification of the Rhode Island Department of the Attorney General on the above date shows that

NAME WILFRED W GREENE DOB 06121937

DOES NOT HAVE AN ADULT CRIMINAL RECORD AT THE BUREAU OF CRIMINAL IDENTIHCATION IN RHODE ISLAND

RECORDS SUPPORTED BY FINGERPRINTS ONLY

THIS FORM IS NOT VALID WITHOUT THE SEAL OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RI State Bureau of Criminal Identification

Attorney General June 42008 Patrick Lynch

Conducted By _ No Record In Rhode Island

NO ADULT CRIMINAL RECORD IN RHODE ISLAND

Wampanoag Dream - j

Poetic Dream

Chief Wilfred Greene ofthe Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe dreams of their land being a pollutant free place where nature and technology go hand in hand to protect the environment while easing the burden of power costs placed on Rhode Islanders by foreign powers around the world

A place where the main RI electrical grid that runs along our land is fed by the power of nature from the wind that blows across the top of our hill tuming windmills to the pounding water of the impassible mile long section^ of the ^Seaconke River that will become a source of hydro power this will be a place that eases the power burden placed on Rhode Island businesses and homes

A place where nature thrives a kind of natural wildlife habitat and refiige where animals roam and people are free to visit explore and reflect on the beauty and power of nature and our true place in this world that we live in for such a very short time

A place where art industry and the free thinking of reasonable people are encouraged to work in harmony with the land nature and each other - bullbull

A place where recycling is a green industry and the rail lines that stretch straight for nearly a mile carry recyclable materials m and out

A place where the smoke signals of old are replaced by developing communication technology fiirther to benefit all of mankind

A place1 for our tribe the Seaconke Wampanoag

Wampanoag Dream

Making Practical Thoughts a REALITY

SUPERFUND MONEY (short term)

SELL EASEMENTS (short term) bull

WINDMILLS (long temi) raquo raquo 1

WATER POWER (long teini i

RECYCLING PLANT with transfer station ()

CARDPOKERBINGO Announce th^t we are entertaining offers to construct a meeting hall for the Wampanoag Tribe which will also serve as a high Stakes CardPokerBingo hall with sufficient parking

BUSINESSINDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT AREA Space available for things that Federal Grant or other money is available for including but not limited to communications energy (hydrogen powergt

OUTDOOR AREA PARK

WILFRED WILLIAM GREENE J R CHIEF OF SEACONKE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Born June 12 1937 in Providence Rhode Island Parents Wilfred and Rita Greene Nationality American Indian- Irish descent Childhood Residence South Providence Man-ied Germaine A Prevey 1957 St Peter amp St Paul Church Bishop Daniel P Rieley Children Rhoda Desiree Erin Stasia Wilfred III amp John Grandchildren ^bull^rKT^eir Great Grandchildren E I G H T

SEACONKE WAMPANOAG TRIBE

1997Elected Chief of the Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe Wampanoag Nation Chief Eagle Heart

EDUCATION

Attended Providence Public SchoolsSt Michaels Chuich Graduated Johnson amp Wales University 1976 Associates Degree Business Management

MILITARY SERVICE

Army 60 Infantry Ninth amp Tenth Division 1954-1957 Honorable Discharge Selected Commanders Orderly Twenty Times Fourteen Consecutively All Europe Track Ninth Division Middleweight Boxing Champion Tenth Division

EMPLOYMENT

Foxwoods Casino Poker Dealer 1992-1999

Business Owner W Greene amp Sons Paving 1957-1992

RECOGNITIONS

hi 1976 dui-ing the Bicentennial I was chosen by the State of Rhode Island amp Provicl^ce Plantations to represent the Wampanoag^ during a reenactment ceremonv

VOLUNTEER SERVICES AND MEMBERSHIPS

Member Board of Directors

ofthe Rl Heritage Hall of Fame Member Fraternal Order Of Eagles Guest Speaker University of Rhode Island Heffenrcier Museum Guest Speaker Veterans Clubs and Organizations Guest Speaker Various Schools throughout the State of RJiode Island Mentor for Educational Programs Volunteer American Heart Association Coached Coventry RJ Boxing Coached Youplusmn Boxing Program Providence Rl Volimteer JONAH Warwick RJ

BOXING CAREER

Ring Name Willie Indian Greene Known as Wild Willie Member of United States Army All Europe Boxing Team 1956-1957 Awarded Worlds Unlimited Rookie ofthe Year in 1959 Two Time New England Middleweight Boxing Champion Worlds 7 Ranked Middleweight fighter

SPORTS

Track Gymnastics Member ofthe YMCA swim team RJ 76 Baseball Team

ATHLETIC AWARDS

Awarded Two New England States Diving Titles YMCA Competition (19511952) Tenth Division Middleweight Champion in Military

^tatc of 3R()obe Mlanh anb ^robibence plantations

DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL 150 South Main Street bull Providence RI 02903

(401) 274-4400 TDD (401) 453-0410

Patrick C Lynch Attorney General

BCI Date 642Q08 857 AM ^UBB^U OF CaOMIHAL IDENTIFICA3TQV

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

A check ofthe Criminal History Records ofthe State of Rhode Island on file with the Bureau of Criminal Identification of the Rhode Island Department of the Attorney General on the above date shows that

NAME WILFRED W GREENE DOB 06121937

DOES NOT HAVE AN ADULT CRIMINAL RECORD AT THE BUREAU OF CRIMINAL IDENTIHCATION IN RHODE ISLAND

RECORDS SUPPORTED BY FINGERPRINTS ONLY

THIS FORM IS NOT VALID WITHOUT THE SEAL OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RI State Bureau of Criminal Identification

Attorney General June 42008 Patrick Lynch

Conducted By _ No Record In Rhode Island

NO ADULT CRIMINAL RECORD IN RHODE ISLAND

Wampanoag Dream - j

Poetic Dream

Chief Wilfred Greene ofthe Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe dreams of their land being a pollutant free place where nature and technology go hand in hand to protect the environment while easing the burden of power costs placed on Rhode Islanders by foreign powers around the world

A place where the main RI electrical grid that runs along our land is fed by the power of nature from the wind that blows across the top of our hill tuming windmills to the pounding water of the impassible mile long section^ of the ^Seaconke River that will become a source of hydro power this will be a place that eases the power burden placed on Rhode Island businesses and homes

A place where nature thrives a kind of natural wildlife habitat and refiige where animals roam and people are free to visit explore and reflect on the beauty and power of nature and our true place in this world that we live in for such a very short time

A place where art industry and the free thinking of reasonable people are encouraged to work in harmony with the land nature and each other - bullbull

A place where recycling is a green industry and the rail lines that stretch straight for nearly a mile carry recyclable materials m and out

A place where the smoke signals of old are replaced by developing communication technology fiirther to benefit all of mankind

A place1 for our tribe the Seaconke Wampanoag

Wampanoag Dream

Making Practical Thoughts a REALITY

SUPERFUND MONEY (short term)

SELL EASEMENTS (short term) bull

WINDMILLS (long temi) raquo raquo 1

WATER POWER (long teini i

RECYCLING PLANT with transfer station ()

CARDPOKERBINGO Announce th^t we are entertaining offers to construct a meeting hall for the Wampanoag Tribe which will also serve as a high Stakes CardPokerBingo hall with sufficient parking

BUSINESSINDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT AREA Space available for things that Federal Grant or other money is available for including but not limited to communications energy (hydrogen powergt

OUTDOOR AREA PARK

VOLUNTEER SERVICES AND MEMBERSHIPS

Member Board of Directors

ofthe Rl Heritage Hall of Fame Member Fraternal Order Of Eagles Guest Speaker University of Rhode Island Heffenrcier Museum Guest Speaker Veterans Clubs and Organizations Guest Speaker Various Schools throughout the State of RJiode Island Mentor for Educational Programs Volunteer American Heart Association Coached Coventry RJ Boxing Coached Youplusmn Boxing Program Providence Rl Volimteer JONAH Warwick RJ

BOXING CAREER

Ring Name Willie Indian Greene Known as Wild Willie Member of United States Army All Europe Boxing Team 1956-1957 Awarded Worlds Unlimited Rookie ofthe Year in 1959 Two Time New England Middleweight Boxing Champion Worlds 7 Ranked Middleweight fighter

SPORTS

Track Gymnastics Member ofthe YMCA swim team RJ 76 Baseball Team

ATHLETIC AWARDS

Awarded Two New England States Diving Titles YMCA Competition (19511952) Tenth Division Middleweight Champion in Military

^tatc of 3R()obe Mlanh anb ^robibence plantations

DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL 150 South Main Street bull Providence RI 02903

(401) 274-4400 TDD (401) 453-0410

Patrick C Lynch Attorney General

BCI Date 642Q08 857 AM ^UBB^U OF CaOMIHAL IDENTIFICA3TQV

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

A check ofthe Criminal History Records ofthe State of Rhode Island on file with the Bureau of Criminal Identification of the Rhode Island Department of the Attorney General on the above date shows that

NAME WILFRED W GREENE DOB 06121937

DOES NOT HAVE AN ADULT CRIMINAL RECORD AT THE BUREAU OF CRIMINAL IDENTIHCATION IN RHODE ISLAND

RECORDS SUPPORTED BY FINGERPRINTS ONLY

THIS FORM IS NOT VALID WITHOUT THE SEAL OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RI State Bureau of Criminal Identification

Attorney General June 42008 Patrick Lynch

Conducted By _ No Record In Rhode Island

NO ADULT CRIMINAL RECORD IN RHODE ISLAND

Wampanoag Dream - j

Poetic Dream

Chief Wilfred Greene ofthe Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe dreams of their land being a pollutant free place where nature and technology go hand in hand to protect the environment while easing the burden of power costs placed on Rhode Islanders by foreign powers around the world

A place where the main RI electrical grid that runs along our land is fed by the power of nature from the wind that blows across the top of our hill tuming windmills to the pounding water of the impassible mile long section^ of the ^Seaconke River that will become a source of hydro power this will be a place that eases the power burden placed on Rhode Island businesses and homes

A place where nature thrives a kind of natural wildlife habitat and refiige where animals roam and people are free to visit explore and reflect on the beauty and power of nature and our true place in this world that we live in for such a very short time

A place where art industry and the free thinking of reasonable people are encouraged to work in harmony with the land nature and each other - bullbull

A place where recycling is a green industry and the rail lines that stretch straight for nearly a mile carry recyclable materials m and out

A place where the smoke signals of old are replaced by developing communication technology fiirther to benefit all of mankind

A place1 for our tribe the Seaconke Wampanoag

Wampanoag Dream

Making Practical Thoughts a REALITY

SUPERFUND MONEY (short term)

SELL EASEMENTS (short term) bull

WINDMILLS (long temi) raquo raquo 1

WATER POWER (long teini i

RECYCLING PLANT with transfer station ()

CARDPOKERBINGO Announce th^t we are entertaining offers to construct a meeting hall for the Wampanoag Tribe which will also serve as a high Stakes CardPokerBingo hall with sufficient parking

BUSINESSINDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT AREA Space available for things that Federal Grant or other money is available for including but not limited to communications energy (hydrogen powergt

OUTDOOR AREA PARK

^tatc of 3R()obe Mlanh anb ^robibence plantations

DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL 150 South Main Street bull Providence RI 02903

(401) 274-4400 TDD (401) 453-0410

Patrick C Lynch Attorney General

BCI Date 642Q08 857 AM ^UBB^U OF CaOMIHAL IDENTIFICA3TQV

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

A check ofthe Criminal History Records ofthe State of Rhode Island on file with the Bureau of Criminal Identification of the Rhode Island Department of the Attorney General on the above date shows that

NAME WILFRED W GREENE DOB 06121937

DOES NOT HAVE AN ADULT CRIMINAL RECORD AT THE BUREAU OF CRIMINAL IDENTIHCATION IN RHODE ISLAND

RECORDS SUPPORTED BY FINGERPRINTS ONLY

THIS FORM IS NOT VALID WITHOUT THE SEAL OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

RI State Bureau of Criminal Identification

Attorney General June 42008 Patrick Lynch

Conducted By _ No Record In Rhode Island

NO ADULT CRIMINAL RECORD IN RHODE ISLAND

Wampanoag Dream - j

Poetic Dream

Chief Wilfred Greene ofthe Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe dreams of their land being a pollutant free place where nature and technology go hand in hand to protect the environment while easing the burden of power costs placed on Rhode Islanders by foreign powers around the world

A place where the main RI electrical grid that runs along our land is fed by the power of nature from the wind that blows across the top of our hill tuming windmills to the pounding water of the impassible mile long section^ of the ^Seaconke River that will become a source of hydro power this will be a place that eases the power burden placed on Rhode Island businesses and homes

A place where nature thrives a kind of natural wildlife habitat and refiige where animals roam and people are free to visit explore and reflect on the beauty and power of nature and our true place in this world that we live in for such a very short time

A place where art industry and the free thinking of reasonable people are encouraged to work in harmony with the land nature and each other - bullbull

A place where recycling is a green industry and the rail lines that stretch straight for nearly a mile carry recyclable materials m and out

A place where the smoke signals of old are replaced by developing communication technology fiirther to benefit all of mankind

A place1 for our tribe the Seaconke Wampanoag

Wampanoag Dream

Making Practical Thoughts a REALITY

SUPERFUND MONEY (short term)

SELL EASEMENTS (short term) bull

WINDMILLS (long temi) raquo raquo 1

WATER POWER (long teini i

RECYCLING PLANT with transfer station ()

CARDPOKERBINGO Announce th^t we are entertaining offers to construct a meeting hall for the Wampanoag Tribe which will also serve as a high Stakes CardPokerBingo hall with sufficient parking

BUSINESSINDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT AREA Space available for things that Federal Grant or other money is available for including but not limited to communications energy (hydrogen powergt

OUTDOOR AREA PARK

Wampanoag Dream - j

Poetic Dream

Chief Wilfred Greene ofthe Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe dreams of their land being a pollutant free place where nature and technology go hand in hand to protect the environment while easing the burden of power costs placed on Rhode Islanders by foreign powers around the world

A place where the main RI electrical grid that runs along our land is fed by the power of nature from the wind that blows across the top of our hill tuming windmills to the pounding water of the impassible mile long section^ of the ^Seaconke River that will become a source of hydro power this will be a place that eases the power burden placed on Rhode Island businesses and homes

A place where nature thrives a kind of natural wildlife habitat and refiige where animals roam and people are free to visit explore and reflect on the beauty and power of nature and our true place in this world that we live in for such a very short time

A place where art industry and the free thinking of reasonable people are encouraged to work in harmony with the land nature and each other - bullbull

A place where recycling is a green industry and the rail lines that stretch straight for nearly a mile carry recyclable materials m and out

A place where the smoke signals of old are replaced by developing communication technology fiirther to benefit all of mankind

A place1 for our tribe the Seaconke Wampanoag

Wampanoag Dream

Making Practical Thoughts a REALITY

SUPERFUND MONEY (short term)

SELL EASEMENTS (short term) bull

WINDMILLS (long temi) raquo raquo 1

WATER POWER (long teini i

RECYCLING PLANT with transfer station ()

CARDPOKERBINGO Announce th^t we are entertaining offers to construct a meeting hall for the Wampanoag Tribe which will also serve as a high Stakes CardPokerBingo hall with sufficient parking

BUSINESSINDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT AREA Space available for things that Federal Grant or other money is available for including but not limited to communications energy (hydrogen powergt

OUTDOOR AREA PARK

Wampanoag Dream

Making Practical Thoughts a REALITY

SUPERFUND MONEY (short term)

SELL EASEMENTS (short term) bull

WINDMILLS (long temi) raquo raquo 1

WATER POWER (long teini i

RECYCLING PLANT with transfer station ()

CARDPOKERBINGO Announce th^t we are entertaining offers to construct a meeting hall for the Wampanoag Tribe which will also serve as a high Stakes CardPokerBingo hall with sufficient parking

BUSINESSINDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT AREA Space available for things that Federal Grant or other money is available for including but not limited to communications energy (hydrogen powergt

OUTDOOR AREA PARK