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,” said Drake. “We will literally be standing right next to each other taking the exact same pictures and we both get home and show each other our photos and we’re like, ‘How did you get that?’ It’s completely different than anything I’m shooting. I feel like we complement each other well.” Ojua and Drake use social media sites like Facebook and Instagram to share their images and Ojua has a website dedicated to his photographs at Ojuaphoto.com, which is also the name for his Instagram page. Drake’s …

and to move $3 million out of the Government Operations Trust Fund to establish a Cultural Resources endowment. Culture Department employees Jordan Mercier, Bobby Mercier and Brian Krehbiel provided the cultural drumming and singing to open the meeting. The meeting, in its entirety, can be viewed on the Tribal website, www.grandronde.org , by clicking on the News tab and then Video. Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates: Subscribe …

mascots for decades. When Congress passed the 1968 American Indian Civil Rights Act, the National Congress of American Indians picked up the fight and have continued to champion this battle for all these many years. The battle was based not only on eliminating the mascots, but stopping the money exploiting machine derived by these sports teams. The following is a quote taken from the NCAI website: “About ‘Indian’ Sports Mascots & Harm : Born in an era when racism and bigotry were accepted …

policy restricts travel to two committee members attending the same event. During the actual meeting, Tribal Council had a very light agenda, only approving the agenda for the Dec. 4 General Council meeting held in the Tribal Community Center. Cultural Resources Department employees Bobby and Jordan Mercier performed the cultural drumming and singing to open the meeting. The meeting, in its entirety, can be viewed on the Tribal website at www.grandronde.org by clicking on the News tab …

Jon A. George also were raffled off. George joined Tribal Culture Department employees Kathy Cole and Brian Krehbiel in performing the cultural drumming and singing to open the meeting. The meeting, in its entirety, can be viewed on the Tribal website at www.grandronde.org , clicking on the News tab and then Video. Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates: Subscribe To Our Newspaper For Latest Updates: …

A. George joined Culture Department employees Bobby Mercier and Brian Krehbiel, as well as Harrelson, Public Affairs Administrative Assistant Chelsea Clark and Tribal youth Kailiyah Krehbiel in performing the cultural drumming and singing to open the meeting. The meeting, in its entirety, can be viewed on the Tribal website at www.grandronde.org by clicking on the News tab and then Video. Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates …

website at www.grandronde.org by clicking on the News tab and then Video. In addition, Tribal Council signed an authorization to proceed to mail out a special edition of Tilixam Wawa that will include the PowerPoint presentation used at the educational sessions. The special section was sent to the Tribe’s printing contractor on Tuesday, May 24, and will be mailed first class. Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates: Subscribe …

, Dorothy Shortt and Linda LaChance won the Elders’ 50/50 drawings and Deanna Johnson and Bob Duncan won beaded necklaces made by Tribal Council member Jon A. George. The next General Council meeting will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 4, in the Community Center. To watch the video of this General Council meeting in its entirety, visit the Tribal website at www.grandronde.org , click on the News tab and then go to Videos. Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe …

dozen Tribal members were disenrolled, saying there were no cries for them. Well, a review of the minutes on the Tribe’s website reveals not only was that one of the more lengthy council meetings in the last decade, nearly three hours, but a number of people showed up to protest what was taking place. Since Leroy watches most of our meetings online, I find it hard to believe he doesn’t know this. I think we, as Tribal members, must be honest about our politics. We have factions. We have hot button …

entirety, can be viewed by visiting the Tribal website, www.grandronde.org , and clicking on the News tab and then Video. Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates: Subscribe To Our Newspaper For Latest Updates: …