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The document summarizes information about Native American tribes in Ruidoso, New Mexico. Most Native Americans in the area are Apache and belong to the Mescalero Reservation located outside of Ruidoso. Traditional Apache foods mentioned include fry bread, Indian tacos, and corn. Schools on the reservation provide free education and materials to students through high school and potentially college, as long as academic standards are met.
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